BY - srushti sharma
In this video taken within Hurricane nigel's eye, it appears to be utterly horrifying
As Hurricane Nigel moved across the Atlantic Ocean, astronauts and satellites monitored it from space
Between September 19 and September 20, the NOAA GOES-East satellite observed Hurricane Nigel, the sixth storm of the current hurricane season, churning over the Atlantic Ocean.
On September 19, the Copernicus Sentinel-3 satellite of the European Space Agency also captured images of Hurricane Nigel and its sizable stormy eye
2 NASA satellites are launched by Rocket Lab to conduct groundbreaking research on tropical storms and hurricanes
Hurricane Nigel looked to cover the Atlantic Ocean in a dense blanket of white storm clouds
The crew's direct passage over Nigel's eye provided a unique vantage position from which to view the developing storm.
As these two elements powered the storm system, satellite photographs showed an aerial perspective of the hurricane's enormous eye and its elaborately revolving clouds
when Bermuda was around 1,000 km (621 miles) southeast of the storm's location. The hurricane was still categorised as a Category 1 hurricane at the time