Scientists have figured out how to deal with hurricanes: they will fill the oceans with bubbles

Of the many major challenges posed by climate change, rising sea temperatures are one of the most

The warmer the ocean, the higher the sea level, and the more dangerous the weather events.Hurricanes occur when hot and cold air meet over warm ocean waters with temperatures of 26.5 °C or higher.The  warmer the water, the more powerful the hurricane can become.enough evaporation to "feed the hurricane."the appearance of a hurricane, or reduce its strength.

The Norwegian company OceanTherm, founded by former naval officer Olav Hollingsheter, is developing a system that usesbubbles to cool the sea surface by drawing cold water from the depths of the oceans.

The idea is to lower the perforated pipes deep into the ocean, through which it will beIt will create bubbles that will raisecooler water to the surface and lower the temperature to below 26.5 °C.The tubes will be deployed from a fleet of ships patrolling areas of likely hurricane formation and will createa "bubble curtain" in the path of the hurricane.

So far, this idea has not found a response in the scientific community due to its high cost and, according to scientists, the impossibility of combating global warming with such methods.

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