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NASA-风化2021飓风季节🌀今天是2021大西洋飓风季节的第一天。在美国国家航空航天局，我们

案例简介：风化2021飓风季节🌀今天是2021大西洋飓风季节的第一天。在NASA，我们正在开发新技术来帮助研究风暴的形成和影响。以下是五个事实: 1 ️⃣观看来自太空的风暴除了空间的有利位置外，卫星还可以捕获其他波长的光，例如红外线，这可以帮助识别我们的眼睛无法识别的特征。2 ️⃣卫星可以在3DBy中看到飓风内部。在飓风内部，科学家可以通过研究风暴随时间的降水结构并监测严重洪水的风险来帮助了解风暴的变化。3 ️⃣了解气候变化对风暴行为的影响更多风暴的强度正在迅速增加，这一过程称为快速增强，飓风的风速在短短24小时内增加了35英里/小时 (或更多)。4 ️⃣监视从地面，空气和太空进行的飓风测量所造成的破坏，可以使研究人员深入了解这些风暴重塑自然栖息地和社区的方式。5 ️⃣帮助社区为风暴做准备并对后果做出反应收集的数据免费提供给公众，区域和地方政府使用这些数据来准备和理解这些灾难的影响。与 @ NOAA和 @ FEMA等合作伙伴合作，NASA准备帮助社区度过又一年的风暴。信用: NASA # HurricaneSeason2021 # 飓风

NASA-风化2021飓风季节🌀今天是2021大西洋飓风季节的第一天。在美国国家航空航天局，我们

案例简介：Weathering the 2021 hurricane season 🌀Today marks the first day of the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season. Here at NASA, we’re developing new technology to help study storm formation and impact. Here’s five fast facts how: 1️⃣ Viewing storms from spaceIn addition to the vantage point of space, satellites can capture other wavelengths of light, such as infrared, which can help identify features our eyes can’t on their own.2️⃣ Satellites can see inside hurricanes in 3DBy looking inside a hurricane, scientists can help understand how the storm is changing by studying the precipitation structure of the storm over time and monitor the risk of severe flooding.3️⃣ Understanding climate change’s effect on storm behaviorMore storms are increasing in strength quickly, a process called rapid intensification, where hurricane wind speeds increase by 35 mph (or more) in just 24 hours. 4️⃣ Monitoring the damage done by hurricanesMeasurements from the ground, the air, and space can give researchers insights into the way these storms reshape natural habitats and communities.5️⃣ Helping communities prepare for storms and respond to the aftermathThe data collected is available for free to the public, which regional and local governments use to prepare for and understand the impacts of these disasters.Working together with partners such as @NOAA and @FEMA, NASA is ready to help communities weather another year of storms.Credit: NASA#NASA #HurricaneSeason2021 #Hurricanes