(Newswire.net — November 13, 2014) — A massive storm fueled by the remnants of Typhoon Nuri did not do much damage in Alaska’s sparsely populated Islands, however, it will build a superstorm even more powerful than Sandy. Experts warn that next week the weather in US could be freezing with devastating impact on US transportation.
“Superstorm Nuri packs more energy tan superstorm Sandy,” said physicist Michio Kaku Phd., in CBS News.
“it’s heading our way and we are in the bulseye. This weekend it’s going to plow into Alaska creating 50 foot waves, then by mid week all hell brakes loose. It’s going to collide with the Jetstream, pushing Arctic air all the way down perhaps as low as Florida,” professor Kaku said.
Reminding us on the polar vortex last year, professor Kaku warned this superstorm may be different in a bad way.
“There is a name for this,” Kaku said, “it’s called Bambo genesis. That’s geek talk for when pressure suddenly drop when you have hot air and cold air colliding, like we going to see over Canada and the American Midwest, plunging temperatures perhaps 30 degree below normal.”
Asked by the CBS host, Kaku explained that in the best-case scenario, citizens need only to get warm. However, a worst case scenario may be worse than we think.
“In a worst case scenario, it could mean the deep freeze, it means airlines are canceling flights left and right, it means transportation been disrupted, trains schedules being disrupted, peoples schedules being thrown out of kilter,” Kaku explained.
According to professor Kaku, massive destruction will peak around November 13 to November 15, but ripple through the rest of November.
“We have another episode of polar vortex and we should get use to it, because the Earth is changing and it means on average we’ll see more violent swings,” professor Kaku said.
In earlier interview on CBS, professor Kaku talked about weather modification that has been carried out by governments for decades. Even though the CBS staff interrupted him to point out that government role was only “alleged”, professor Kaku argued that the experiments that he discusses sound strangely
In new research, professor Wolf Kasparian said that the laser beams create plasma channels in the air that form ice, as published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
“Under the conditions of a typical storm cloud, in which ice and supercooled water coexist, no direct influence of the plasma channels on ice formation or precipitation processes could be detected,” he said.
Weather modification and Geo-engineering are both taboo topics for most people, with many believing that no such programs exist despite the mountains of proof.