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    NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Grounded by Hurricane Milton, What’s Next?

    By NASAOctober 11, 20241 Comment2 Mins Read
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    Storm Clouds Over Kennedy Space Center
    Storm clouds roll in over the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida in this file photo. Credit: NASA/Ben Smegelsky

    Following Hurricane Milton’s departure, NASA’s Kennedy Space Center remains shut as recovery efforts begin. The center’s teams are evaluating infrastructure integrity to determine a safe resume date for the upcoming Europa Clipper mission.

    NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida is still closed as Hurricane Milton moves away from the coast.

    Ensuring the safety of all affected by the storm is NASA’s highest priority as they begin the assessment and recovery efforts.

    Initial Recovery and Safety Assessments

    Once the winds subsided to a safe level, the center’s Ride Out Team and engineering teams began initial checkouts to ensure bridges are safe and useable. Later, a larger assessment team will thoroughly check the entire center.

    The agency’s Europa Clipper launch team will schedule an official launch date when teams from NASA and SpaceX are able to perform their assessments, and confirm it’s safe to launch. Teams are working to protect launch opportunities no earlier than Sunday, October 13. Clipper has launch opportunities through Wednesday, November 6.

    Hurricane Milton International Space Station
    Hurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm at the time of this photograph, is pictured in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Yucatan Peninsula from the International Space Station as it orbited 257 miles above. Credit: NASA

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    1 Comment

    1. Bao-hua ZHANG on October 11, 2024 1:27 am

      NASA’s Kennedy Space Center grounded by Hurricane Milton. The power of vortices has been affecting every aspect of human life. Studying the natural nature of hurricane eddies is beneficial for the progress and development of human society and science.
      
      When physics is passionate about studying imaginary particles and things, it is no longer much different from theology.
      
      Scientific research guided by correct theories can help people avoid detours, failures, and exaggeration. The physical phenomena observed by researchers in experiments are always appearances, never the natural essence of things. The natural essence of things needs to be extracted and sublimated based on mathematical theories via appearances , rather than being imagined arbitrarily.
      
      Everytime scientific revolution, the scientific research space brought by the new paradigm expands exponentially. Physics should not ignore the analyzable physical properties of topological vortices.
      (1) Traditional physics: based on mathematical formalism, experimental verification and arbitrary imagination.
      (2) Topological Vortex Theory: Although also based on mathematics (such as topology), it focuses more on non intuitive geometry and topological structures, challenging traditional physical intuition.
      
      Topological Vortex Theory points out the limitations of the Standard Model in describing the large-scale structure of the universe, proposes the need to consider non-standard model components such as dark matter and dark energy, and suggests that topological vortex fields may be key to understanding these phenomena. Topological vortex theory heralds innovative technologies such as topological electronics, topological smart batteries, topological quantum computing, etc., which may bring low-energy electronic components, almost inexhaustible currents, and revolutionary computing platforms, etc.
      
      Topology tells us that topological vortices and antivortices can form new spacetime structures via the synchronous effect of superposition, deflection, or twisting of them. Mathematics does not tell us that there must be God particles, ghost particles, fermions, or bosons present. When physics and mathematics diverge, arbitrary imagination will make physics no different from theology. Topological vortex research reflections on the philosophy and methodology of science help us understand the nature essence of science and the limitations of scientific methods. This not only has guiding significance for scientific research itself, but also has important implications for science education and popularization.
      
      Today, so-called official (such as PRL, Nature, Science, PNAS, etc.) in physics stubbornly believes that two sets of cobalt-60 rotating in opposite directions can become two sets of objects that mirror each other, is a typical case that pseudoscience is rampant and domineering.
      
      Please witness the exemplary collaboration between theoretical physicists and experimentalists (https://scitechdaily.com/microscope-spacecrafts-most-precise-test-of-key-component-of-the-theory-of-general-relativity/#comment-854286). Some so-called scholars and academic publications blatantly talk nonsense and hardly know what shame is.
      
      Let us continue to witness together the dirtiest and ugliest era in the scientific and humanistic history of human society. The laws of nature will not change due to misleading of certain so-called academic publications or endorsements from certain so-called scientific awards.

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