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I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce theirpunch
I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce their punch.
The rotation of the Earth makes it appear the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. this causes a pushing affect, that expands warmer air near the equator and a contraction of cooler air North or South of the equator . It takes several days for the pushing to form a hurricane. This causes a wet side and a dry side of every hurricane. If clouds on the dry side were seeded to make it rain more on the dry side. Pressure on the dry side would be reduced. By equalizing the pressure this would prevent the hurricane from ever forming. or at least reduce the velocity of the wind . |
I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce theirpunch
Perhaps Leonard you should get in touch with Weatherlawyer, he presumably
gets the same messages as you from planet Zog RonB "Leonard Abbott" wrote in message ... I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce their punch. The rotation of the Earth makes it appear the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. this causes a pushing affect, that expands warmer air near the equator and a contraction of cooler air North or South of the equator . It takes several days for the pushing to form a hurricane. This causes a wet side and a dry side of every hurricane. If clouds on the dry side were seeded to make it rain more on the dry side. Pressure on the dry side would be reduced. By equalizing the pressure this would prevent the hurricane from ever forming. or at least reduce the velocity of the wind . |
I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce theirpunch
Ron Button wrote: Perhaps Leonard you should get in touch with Weatherlawyer, he presumably gets the same messages as you from planet Zog That wasn't very nice. I dare say that you are having an hard time of things, so I shall forgive you this time. My telly blew up this morning and I just got paid for two weeks, so I am in a good mood ATM you lucky chap. |
I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce theirpunch
"Leonard Abbott" wrote in message ... I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce their punch. snip See the Hurricane FAQ at:- http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/tcfaqHED.html particularly Q/A C4 & C5. Martin. -- FAQ & Glossary for uk.sci.weather at:- http://homepage.ntlworld.com/booty.weather/uswfaqfr.htm and http://booty.org.uk/booty.weather/metindex.htm |
I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce theirpunch
"Ron Button" wrote in message ... Perhaps Leonard you should get in touch with Weatherlawyer, he presumably gets the same messages as you from planet Zog RonB "Leonard Abbott" wrote in message ... I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce their punch. The rotation of the Earth makes it appear the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. this causes a pushing affect, that expands warmer air near the equator and a contraction of cooler air North or South of the equator . It takes several days for the pushing to form a hurricane. This causes a wet side and a dry side of every hurricane. If clouds on the dry side were seeded to make it rain more on the dry side. Pressure on the dry side would be reduced. By equalizing the pressure this would prevent the hurricane from ever forming. or at least reduce the velocity of the wind . Ron just like Leonard you took the wind from my sails. |
I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce theirpunch
"Leonard Abbott" wrote in message ... I believe man could control hurricanes, or at least reduce their punch. The rotation of the Earth makes it appear the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. this causes a pushing affect, that expands warmer air near the equator and a contraction of cooler air North or South of the equator . It takes several days for the pushing to form a hurricane. This causes a wet side and a dry side of every hurricane. If clouds on the dry side were seeded to make it rain more on the dry side. Pressure on the dry side would be reduced. By equalizing the pressure this would prevent the hurricane from ever forming. or at least reduce the velocity of the wind . Tosh :-( Will. -- |
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