Name: ハリケーンを核攻撃したら？ (What If We Nuked a Hurricane?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:39:33.000Z
Duration: 4 min 56 s
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Every year, about half a dozen hurricanes

ranging from heavy winds and some flooding

to the complete decimation of communities,

what if hurricanes never hit land at all?

needs to be above 26°C (79°F) for them to work.

which then gets thrust upwards by tropical winds

until the storm has winds of at least 119 km/h (74 mph).

They're usually about 160 km (100 miles) in diameter

and can be nearly as large as the state of Texas.

Oh yeah, and did we mention these things can last for days?

You definitely don't want this coming to your home, so

creating an explosion intended to blast out all the hot air

The cold air would slow down the wind and stop the hurricane.

We have our nuke and are ready to launch it.

is because of the amount of energy a hurricane produces.

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,

all of humanity used 20% less energy than a single hurricane produces.

So, the average bombs of today would hardly make a dent on a hurricane.

the hurricane would carry all that radiation,

As if a regular hurricane wasn't bad enough,

it would destroy cities with its wind and water,

To have enough energy and force to stop a hurricane,

But to keep it simple, let's pack all that power into one giant bomb.

it would surely stop the most epic of hurricanes.

that you destroyed most of the Earth in the process

And unfortunately, the number of hurricanes continues to increase.

Researchers say that the warming of the oceans, due to climate change,

is a reason why hurricanes are getting stronger and more frequent.

And no, we can't nuke that problem either.

So fine, nuking a hurricane isn't a good idea.

people have talked about nuking asteroids

and oil spills to stop them from spreading.

Man, what's with humans and nuking stuff?

Let's save those stories for another WHAT IF.

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ハリケーンを核攻撃したら？ (What If We Nuked a Hurricane?)

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