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    A person wearing a green hat and red plaid shirt stands among debris and collapsed structures, holding an object amidst the wreckage of a severely damaged area under a clear blue sky.
    Residents search for their belongings in the debris left by Hurricane Michael in November in Mexico Beach, Fla.
    A disassembled military drone with one cylindrical container and various components including wings and a parachute, displayed on a white background.
    Raytheon’s 1-meter-long Coyote expendable drone can be launched in a tube from a Hurricane Hunter aircraft. Then its wings unfold and it can fly for up to an hour, collecting weather data and transmitting it to NOAA’s National Hurricane Center.
    A satellite with extended solar panels hovers above Earth, with a visible hurricane in the background.
    Eight small satellites, each roughly the size of a person, comprise NASA’s Cyclone Global Navigation Satellite System, or CYGNSS. The satellites receive GPS signals that have bounced off the ocean and passed through a hurricane.