Hurricane Symmetrical synthetic (2022) Pintura por Eduardo Vidal

Symmetrical synthetic hurricane


In the near future, this work represents a scientific future such as future hurricanes, they will be a fundamental key, a symmetric field of vision, recreate synthetic artificial hurricanes to eliminate polluting particles from the planet, regenerate clean oxygen can be key and save a global environmental problem with artificial intelligence and the symmetry field. could exploit fields like the Atmospheric scientist Bernard Vonnegut

In 1949, atmospheric scientist Bernard Vonnegut showed that silver iodide could be used to enhance the formation of ice crystals from supercooled water—water below freezing—in cloud interiors. Government scientists thought that if they vaporized silver iodide particles in hurricanes, they could induce thunderstorms to form outside the cyclonic eyewall. According to their hypothesis, this would cause the eyewall to expand outward, lowering peak wind speeds.

The STORMFURY Project conducted a wide range of experiments, including seeding four hurricanes on eight different days. On four of those days, hurricane-force winds appeared to weaken by as much as 30 percent after the silver iodide application. However, these results were later called into question when scientists discovered that some hurricanes went through a natural process of "eyewall replacement"; that is, the outer rainy fronts form a ring of thunderstorms that migrate inward, weaken, and replace the eyewall. Ultimately, the researchers concluded that it was this process that caused the weakening of the hurricane observed in their experiments, not the silver iodide.

"[STORMFURY's] experimental design was looking for Category 4 or 5 hurricanes with small eyes," says Hugh Willoughby, a professor at Florida International University and former director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Hurricane Research Division. for its acronym in English). “And they are precisely the hurricanes most likely to do this”