Are hurricanes unstoppable

Answer 1

No, although I suspect that using enough energy to stop a hurricane would probably cause more chaos than the hurricane itself does. At present, the only source of energy sufficient to disrupt a hurricane would be a nuclear weapon.

In the future, laser satellites may be used to steer hurricanes by using the laser to heat the seawater ahead of and beside the hurricane, which might enable weathermen to CONTROL the path of a storm instead of just predicting it. Again, in the long run, this might cause more problems than it solves.

Answer 2

Hurricanes are powerful natural disasters, but they can be predicted and tracked to help reduce their impact. While they cannot be stopped from forming, early warning systems and preparation measures can help save lives and minimize damage. Efforts to address climate change may also help reduce the intensity and frequency of hurricanes in the long term.

Answer 3

As of now yes they are unstoppable but i am sure there will be certain technolgy later on.