Scientists argue that such explosions can be carried out at any stage of the typhoon’s development, provided that the locations are chosen correctly and the explosion power is sufficient. The idea is based on the gas dynamics theory of increasing rotating flows proposed by the researchers.
This theory explains how the Earth’s rotation creates an inertial force known as the Coriolis force, which can spin atmospheric events such as typhoons and hurricanes. The use of explosions is intended to stop the vertical movement of air around the center of the cyclone, which could lead to its destruction.
Source: Ferra
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