A hypothetical (because this is how I picture it - originally had
tornadoes in mind): Take this (or some version of the concept). It’d obviously have to have a rotating mechanism built-in + this technology, fly over hurricane, drop device in eye.
Once it lands, have this tech built into device (synced with live satellite data of storm’s predicted path), and then turn it on (running in reverse of the system). Would probably work particularly well, assuming it worked at all, if storm system was in its infancy.
(Or, I suppose, if this device is too large for a flyover, you could drop pieces of it into eye of storm, with same technology - as previously stated - built into each piece, and then have them come together and interlock.)
Once it lands, have this tech built into device (synced with live satellite data of storm’s predicted path), and then turn it on (running in reverse of the system). Would probably work particularly well, assuming it worked at all, if storm system was in its infancy.
(Or, I suppose, if this device is too large for a flyover, you could drop pieces of it into eye of storm, with same technology - as previously stated - built into each piece, and then have them come together and interlock.)
Looking straight down into the eye of Hurricane #Andres at dawn. pic.twitter.com/h4TFluba1m
— Terry W. Virts (@AstroTerry) June 1, 2015
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