Hurricane "Ian" allowed NASA to withdraw the moon landing rocket and the U.S. building riots hearing will be postponed

【Source: Nine Pai News】

On September 27, local time, the hurricane "Ian" was coming, and a national power outage occurred in Cuba. At present, the power system is being repaired and is expected to recover before the next morning. Hurricanes are expected to land in Florida, USA in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico to enhance the catastrophic level 4 storm. At present, 2.5 million people in Florida have been ordered to evacuate. NASA will withdraw the moon landing rocket from the Kennedy Space Center's launch desk, and the hearing of the riots of Congress on January 6, 2021 was also postponed.

On the 27th, "Ian" landed in the province of Panalrio in Cuba. Officials set up 55 refuge locally, evacuated 50,000 people, and sent emergency rescue personnel to protect the country's major tobacco planting areas. Crops. The National Hurricane Center stated that the continuous attack of the hurricane with 205 kilometers per hour caused Cuba to suffer "serious influence of strong winds and storm trends."

Cuba was damaged in many buildings across the country, and one person was killed. According to photos released by the media, Pienrido and Aldmisa in the west were completely power off, and the town of Martinus, Martinus, in the region was raging by floods. The owner of FINCA El Pinar Robaina, the producer of the cigar king, posted photos on social media, showing that the roof made of wood and thatched grass was smashed to the ground, the greenhouse became ruined, and the truck was overturned.

It is expected that "Ian" will become stronger over the Gulf of Mexico. When it is close to the southwestern coast of Florida, the intensity of the storm will increase, and the highest wind speed will reach 209 kilometers per hour. "Ian" will be the first large hurricane to sweep the United States this year, and it will also be the first large hurricane to attack the Tanpa Bay region (including Melsburg, Tampa and St. Petersburg) since 1921.

Chuck Watson, a earth physicist and disaster risk simulation expert of the research company ENKI Research, estimates that if the current predictive power is promoted, the "Ian "'s destruction and economic losses of the above US regions may reach 45 billion to 70 billion US dollars.

Meteorological forecasting experts say that the waves of seawater may reach 3 meters at the peak of the tide, and the rainfall near the area near the area may exceed 41 cm. As the edge of "Ian" approaches the Atlantic Ocean, Florida's entire state may erupt. Some areas on the east coast are facing potential storm threats. Some areas of George Asia and South Carolina may also occur on weekends.

Florida has been ordered to evacuate, and 5,000 national police officers have been standing. Governor Ron Desantis urges people to prepare for long -term power outages and stay away from the possible route of storms. Many major airports in the state have been declared completely when the hurricane transit. According to Flightaware's data, more than 1,100 flights have been canceled.

In addition, the hearing of the U.S. Council of the United States Building, which was scheduled to be held on the 28th, was also forced to be postponed by "Ian". On the 26th, the National Aeronautics and Space Agency also removed the new generation of moon -landed Rockets Artemise 1 from the launch table in the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, so as not to damage the Rockets.

According to Reuters, more than a dozen oil and gas production platforms on the Gulf of Mexico have been evacuated, and British Petroleum Corporation and Chevron said they have withdrawn from the staff from two platforms.

U.S. President Joe Biden said the U.S. government is sending hundreds of employees of the Federal Emergency Affairs Administration to Florida, and guarantees that the government of the cities on the storm route will meet their needs. He urged residents to obey the orders of local officials, "Your safety is higher than everything."

According to the data analysis of the National Hurricane Center of the United States, although the hurricane season fluctuates every year, if it is observed in 10 years, the Storm in the Atlantic and East Pacific is now about 25%compared with 40 years ago. From 2017 to 2021, 30 rapid enhancement storms occurred in the Atlantic Ocean, and the East Pacific occurred 32 times.

"This is an amazing statistical data," said Jim Kossin, a former National Oceanic and atmospheric Administration Climate Officer and Hurricane Meteorological Expert Jim Kossin. "It was obviously not uncommon for events in the past."

Jiupai journalist Liang Xia

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