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24 Sep 2007 03:55 AM  

I know many of you out there like me have been following the hurricane forecast or swags.   Is it me or are we tracking the storms a lot sooner than we use to.  Remember the gulf storm a week ago, it was being tracked long before there was anything to see, and there wasn't much to see when it did form. Or did it form?

Anyway, I found this information on methods to destroy hurricanes.  I noticed that one method was missing,  "wind shear",  it seems that this should be the tool to harness because it has brought death to many storms and continues to terrorize the storms out there now.

Seven ways to destroy a hurricane.

 

  1. seeding them with silver iodide ?
  2. placing a substance on the ocean surface ?
  3. nuking them ?
  4. adding water absorbing substances ?
  5. cooling the surface waters with icebergs or deep ocean water?
  6. harnessing their energy ?
  7. other means ?

 (click the links above for some additional info)

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24 Sep 2007 04:15 AM  
Paying to much attention to them?
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24 Sep 2007 05:48 AM  

1. Has been tried but a number of storms made sudden turns hiting Cuba and Mexico, was not popular.
2. Possible polution, damage to ocean life, unexpected changes to ocean temp.
3. LOL, outside the obvious polution, a hurricane releases the engery of a Nuke every few minutes
4. Ref: Dynastorm. If only we had 240,000 cargo jets handy when needed.
5. Obvious ecological dangers. There is a plan for upwelling cold water that involves 30 floating nuclear plants with giant pumps, just what we need of off Miami with a Cat 4 heading in (would Homeland Security get excited?)
6. Not with any known current technology.
7. In summary hurricanes help cool the tropics, if we prevent them, then we have to invent a way to transfer tropical heat north.
(ref: rabbits in Australia)

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28 Sep 2007 03:31 AM  

  #8.  Send Jim Cantore . . .   

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15 Oct 2007 02:52 AM  

Very funny!

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22 Oct 2007 02:40 AM  

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/10/21/wstorm121.xml

Scientists a step closer to steering hurricanes

By Tim Shipman in Washington

Last Updated: 1:07am BST 21/10/2007

 

 

Scientists have made a breakthrough in man's desire to control the forces of nature – unveiling plans to weaken hurricanes and steer them off course, to prevent tragedies such as Hurricane Katrina....

Personally method #2 in this article makes a lot of sense. I expect in the next 20 years the science to "manage" hurricanes will come on line. The rewards will be great enough to encourage this and by then most CAT adjusters will be happy because they will be too old to work and have retired on the coast.

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22 Oct 2007 03:33 AM  

Just finished reading about this, basicly they plan to dump Carbon Black in the air. One alternative would be a fleet of ships to burn oil to create a cloud of Carbon Black.  This would unravel the storm and weaken and/or redirect. Wonder how many ships this would require and how many tankers of oil< and how much polution. Even if the redirected a hurricane from Miami, into Savana, I wonder if anyone would sue? I agree they will try to control the wether soon, with interesting results. Likely as many sucesses as disasterous results.

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22 Oct 2007 03:37 AM  
Read about the second method in the article using dust and the cooling logic. That one if it would do as they say holds a lot of promise.

I agree the black carbon one is iffy.
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22 Oct 2007 03:08 PM  

The oly issue noone mentions is how much much dust? We all had a good chuckle at Dyna-storm and there plans to drop goop on a storm. It was calulate that they would need about 300,000 palne loads.  Would they need more dust then that? There would be a limited opertunity to deliver all the product needed,  the aircraft would have to be specially fitted cargo planes, maybe (due to time requirements)  50,000 planes? 

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22 Oct 2007 03:29 PM  

Disastrous results can happen when man tries to play God. 

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22 Oct 2007 07:32 PM  

Meg, I agree with you completely. We have no business investing billions of dollars to control weather, cause it ain't gonna happen. Our enviornment is controlled by weather and has been for millions of years. Look what happened to the Okeechobee swamp in Florida when our wonderful governement decided to change its flow direction. Now the swamp is almost dried up, killing a lot of wildlife and jeopardizing the human element also. Hell, we can't even build levees to protect property, as is well known by habitants of New Orleans.

I am sure that the feds will now spend billions of dollars on engineering and reports in Ca. to determine how to prevent these type fires, (DUH). I feel that this is done mostly to line the pockets of their rich political contributors.

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25 Oct 2007 07:56 AM  

While I am sure man has the ability to screw things up and will yet I do think as man continues to gain new understanding of creation his dominion over it will continue to increase. Also if we loose half of the area to the lower 48 due to the lack of drinking and irrigation water we may wind up steering hurricanes inland to survive.  

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26 Oct 2007 03:16 AM  
Posted By Roy Cupps on 09/23/2007 10:55 PM

I know many of you out there like me have been following the hurricane forecast or swags.   Is it me or are we tracking the storms a lot sooner than we use to.  Remember the gulf storm a week ago, it was being tracked long before there was anything to see, and there wasn't much to see when it did form. Or did it form?

Anyway, I found this information on methods to destroy hurricanes.  I noticed that one method was missing,  "wind shear",  it seems that this should be the tool to harness because it has brought death to many storms and continues to terrorize the storms out there now.

Seven ways to destroy a hurricane.

 

  1. seeding them with silver iodide ?
  2. placing a substance on the ocean surface ?
  3. nuking them ?
  4. adding water absorbing substances ?
  5. cooling the surface waters with icebergs or deep ocean water?
  6. harnessing their energy ?
  7. other means ?

 (click the links above for some additional info)

IMHO,landfall at a heavily populated area is the preferred way for them to be destroyed. Should this be #8 or #1?

 

 

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