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A Typhoon with Winds of 290 Km/h Passed over Pacific Islands at Night and the Moonlight Allowed Satellites to See Its Eye Wall
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The monitoring of cyclones has reached high precision with the advance of optical technologies operating during the night. Although the storm cited in the Pacific is a simulation, satellite capture through lunar brightness is a totally real technological resource. How does the simulation of this natural disaster work? The fictional scenario of the typhoon has been designed to...
·São Paulo, Brazil
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