In a giant aquarium in Florida, scientists are creating 150 MPH hurricanes About two years ago, Brian Haus, the chair of the Division of Applied Marine Physics at the University of Miami, was studying storms in the western Pacific ocean, off the coast of Taiwan. He and his team chase hurricanes. Sometimes the hurricanes completely miss the sensor-packed buoys placed in their path to track power and speed. Sometimes they don't. This time, the researchers got lucky. Not one, but two super typhoons...
In a giant aquarium in Florida, scientists are creating 150 MPH hurricanes About two years ago, Brian Haus, the chair of the Division of Applied Marine Physics at the University of Miami, was studying storms in the western Pacific ocean, off the coast of Taiwan. He and his team chase hurricanes. Sometimes the hurricanes completely miss the sensor-packed buoys placed in their path to track power and speed. Sometimes they don't. This time, the researchers got lucky. Not one, but two super typhoons...
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