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How Does Technology Affect Hurricanes

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There are many societal changes taking place due to the advancement in technology such as, how certain drones are being used, how there have been different ways of learning things in different way, and differentiating between whether or not games are good or bad for generations nowadays.
This article “drones will be launched in an attack on hurricanes this storm seasons” by Orlando Sentinel sums up that there are drones (coyotes) that were designed to better improve the estimations on when a hurricane will get stronger. They provide information on how powerful the hurricanes could become. They are also able to fly up to 70 miles per hour. The coyotes are flown into the most active part of the hurricane. The forecaster 's expectations is that the drones will help envision when a hurricane is going to get worse.
In the article titled “Educational gaming is catching on, especially in science class” by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, GSL is trying to bring science in a videogame to help make science class easier. …show more content…

In the article “middle schooler started with legos and built a company” there was a middle schooler who had built a printer out of legos. The printer eventual needed modifications done. This was a remarkable invention. This printer had given him lots of amazing opportunities to do a lot of amazing things that anyone would be grateful for. He is the youngest owner of a startup company. The company is a family business and the money from intel lets Braigo employ engineers and designers because he still want to focus on school.
In the article “the flying machine” by Ray Bradbury it talks about how and emperor is worried about what a slight advancement in technology can do. He didn 't want anyone to know about the invention because he didn 't want it to get into the wrong hands and it end up being the reason that his people die and his great wall of China be destroyed. This flying machine forced the emperor to do something that he thought would be best for his

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