Methods for Disrupting Hurricane Activity

A method of disrupting hurricane activity by preventing an electrical connection of the electrical helical coil of an impending storm or creating an electrical disconnect in an existing storm through any available means, wherein rotation is maintained by electromagnetic induction and the consumption of conductive materials in the area surrounding the hurricane, both in the air and in the ocean, comprising the steps of:

• a. Locating an area conducive to or containing hurricane;
• wherein the area contains the appropriate conditions for the formation of a tropical storm and/or a hurricane,
• b. Releasing a chemical agent into the area ahead of the storm and/or hurricane,
• c. Wherein the chemical agent is released at the altitude of cloud formation ahead of the storm,
• d. And wherein the chemical agent is contained in a container and is released from the container by dispersion into the atmosphere by hose, pipe or other method,
• e. And wherein the chemical agent is delivered to the area ahead of the storm and/or hurricane by remotely piloted airplane;
• drone;
• or other dispersion vehicle (ex. Rocket, submarines, etc.),
• Wherein the area of possible or ongoing hurricane activity is comprising of:
• a storm that contains the appropriate level of environmental conditions for hurricane formation,
• wherein releasing a chemical agent into the area ahead of the storm and/or hurricane,
• wherein the chemical agent is released at the altitude of cloud formation ahead of the storm,
• f. And wherein the chemical agent is contained in a container and the container is released from the drone or other dispersion vehicle to be detonated remotely ahead of the hurricane.

A method of disrupting hurricane activity by preventing an electrical connection of the electrical helical coil of an impending storm or creating an electrical disconnect in an existing storm through any available means, wherein rotation is maintained by electromagnetic induction and the consumption of conductive materials in the area surrounding the hurricane, both in the air and in the ocean, comprising the steps of:

• a. Locating an area conducive to or containing a hurricane;
• wherein the area contains the appropriate conditions for the formation of a tropical storm and/or a hurricane,
• b. Deploying devices that contain desalination technology to remove salt from areas surrounding the hurricane or possible areas of hurricane activity
• c. Wherein the desalination technology removes salt from the ocean to effectively “steer” the hurricane or tropical storm away from landfall
• d. Wherein the devices are released in advance of the storm to provide appropriate time to effectively desalinate saltwater in the anticipated storm path,
• e. And wherein the device is dropped from a remotely piloted plane, drone, or other dispersion vehicle (ex. Rocket, submarine, etc.) in strategic locations,
• f. Wherein the device is capable of flotation to remain on the surface of the water,
• g. Release fresh water into the area around the storm to dilute electrical conductivity of salt water,
• h. Add salt or other conductive materials in the desired storm path to increase electrical conductivity to direct the storm away from populated areas and into colder waters where it can die down without causing damage,
• i. Combine methods to increase conductivity in the desired path of the storm and reduce conductivity in the undesired path.
• Wherein the area of possible or ongoing hurricane activity is comprising of:
• A storm that contains the appropriate level of environmental conditions for hurricane formation,
• Wherein deploying devices that contain desalination technology to remove salt from areas surrounding the hurricane or possible areas of hurricane activity, including air and sea
• Wherein the device is capable of flotation to remain on the surface of the water
• j. Wherein said devices are placed in strategic locations around the world.
• k. Wherein said devices are temporary or permanently located in areas historically know to be paths of hurricanes
• l. Wherein said devices can be remotely activated to desalinate water when the need arises to “steer” a hurricane.

A method of disrupting hurricane activity by preventing an electrical connection of the electrical helical coil of an impending storm or creating an electrical disconnect in an existing storm through any available means, where rotation is maintained by electromagnetic forces and the consumption of conductive materials (i.e. charged particles) in the area surrounding the hurricane at different altitudes, comprising the steps of:

• a. Locating an area conducive to or containing a hurricane;
• wherein the area contains the appropriate conditions for the formation of a tropical storm and/or a hurricane,
• b. Discharging lasers in the area ahead of potential or ongoing hurricane activity,
• c. Wherein the laser is discharged at least thirty (30) minutes ahead of the storm or hurricane to ionize atmospheric gases;
• giving them time to deionize by natural chemical reactions,
• d. Wherein discharging of the laser produces lightning strikes ahead of the storm which result in a loss of available conductive materials for hurricane formation and/or continuation,
• e. Wherein the laser discharged ahead of the storm is located in fixed positions mounted to buoys on the ocean surface,
• f. Wherein the locations for buoy are based on areas of historically high hurricane activity,
• Wherein the area of possible or ongoing hurricane activity is comprising of:
• A storm that contains the appropriate level of environmental conditions for hurricane formation,
• Wherein the laser is discharged at least thirty (30) minutes ahead of the storm and/or hurricane,
• Wherein discharging the laser produces lightning strikes ahead of the storm which result in a loss of available conductive materials for hurricane formation and/or continuation,
• g. Wherein the laser discharged ahead of the storm is mounted to a plane or remotely operated airplane, drone, submarine, or other delivery vehicle to be detonated ahead of the storm,
• Wherein the laser is discharged at least thirty (30) minutes ahead of the storm or hurricane,
• Wherein discharging the laser produces lightning strikes ahead of the storm which result in a loss of available conductive materials for hurricane formation and/or continuation,
• h. Wherein the laser discharged ahead of the storm is fired from a satellite in orbit of the earth.

A_method of disrupting hurricane activity by preventing an electrical connection of the electrical helical coil of an impending storm or creating an electrical disconnect in an electromagnetic induction and the consumption of conductive materials in the area surrounding the hurricane, both in the air and in the ocean, comprising the steps of:

• a. Locating an area conducive to or containing a hurricane;
• wherein the area contains the appropriate conditions for the formation of a tropical storm and/or a hurricane,
• b. Dispersing salt or other conductive materials in the area surrounding hurricane activity,
• Wherein the salt or other conductive materials steer the storm out of the current path and into a more desirable direction (i.e. away from landfall and towards colder waters),
• c. Wherein the salt or conductive materials are released into the atmosphere or ocean water by any available vehicle or dispersion method.