Why Is Treasure Hunting So Important To Modern Meteorology?
There have been many technological advancements in recent human history. Many, if not most of them have some kind of scientific meaning. Whether it's purpose is historical, or means of finding information that we need quickly and accurately, they are all important. Three areas in which significant advancements have occured are treasure hunting in the sea, hurricane hunting for meteorology purposes, and methods for finding ruins of ancient civilizations faster than ever before. Out of these, it is no question that the finding of ruins left behind by ancient civilizations are the most advanced technologies.
Treasure hunting has been around for a very long time. There are an estimated three million sunken ships in the ocean today …show more content…
Because it is so important, it is hard to imagone the job of hurricane hunting came from a pilot simply trying to prove the structural integrity of his plane. It was on July 27, 1943, when news of an approaching tropical storm gave Colonel Joe Duckworth an idea (Paragraph 1, Weather Reconnaissance). Along with navigator Lieutenent Ralph O'Hair, he flew into the storm. This is known as the first airborne attempts to collect data on a tropical cyclone. (paragraphs 2-3, Weather Reconnaissance). At this point in time, there are many weather sattelites orbiting, but ariel hurricane hunting is still required in modern …show more content…
The exploration of shipwrecks only requires diving gear, and over time the job of hurricane hunting has not advanced since it's starting. However, the magnitude of difference it makes on discovering the ruins of ancient civilizations when you are able to fly over an area and simply get images through infared light has completely changed the field. Not onlt is it technologically more advanced than the other two, it has also advanced further than the other two. Some might say that exploring the oceans, finding shipwrecks, and discovering the artifacts within is more complicated, but the amount of advancement required to get to this point in the exploration of ancient civilizations is huge. Hurricane hunting certainly requires alot of skill, but in terms of advancement in technonlgy, the discovery of ruins is miles
Treasure hunting has been around for a very long time. There are an estimated three million sunken ships in the ocean today …show more content…
Because it is so important, it is hard to imagone the job of hurricane hunting came from a pilot simply trying to prove the structural integrity of his plane. It was on July 27, 1943, when news of an approaching tropical storm gave Colonel Joe Duckworth an idea (Paragraph 1, Weather Reconnaissance). Along with navigator Lieutenent Ralph O'Hair, he flew into the storm. This is known as the first airborne attempts to collect data on a tropical cyclone. (paragraphs 2-3, Weather Reconnaissance). At this point in time, there are many weather sattelites orbiting, but ariel hurricane hunting is still required in modern …show more content…
The exploration of shipwrecks only requires diving gear, and over time the job of hurricane hunting has not advanced since it's starting. However, the magnitude of difference it makes on discovering the ruins of ancient civilizations when you are able to fly over an area and simply get images through infared light has completely changed the field. Not onlt is it technologically more advanced than the other two, it has also advanced further than the other two. Some might say that exploring the oceans, finding shipwrecks, and discovering the artifacts within is more complicated, but the amount of advancement required to get to this point in the exploration of ancient civilizations is huge. Hurricane hunting certainly requires alot of skill, but in terms of advancement in technonlgy, the discovery of ruins is miles