Argumentative Essay On Treasure Hunters

Researchers and explorers use many types of technology to benefit them in their field. There is always focus on which technology is most advanced for present day investigation. I beleive current Hurricane Hunters have the most advanced technology today. With flying through hurricanes, the Hunters are able to make first-hand discoveries on information that will benefit news and the people.

Hurricane Hunters fly at high altitudes of 1,000 and 10,000 feet through three parts of a hurricane: an eye, an eye wall, and spiral rain bands (Harriet Jane Caldwell, 9). Flying through enables hunters to know what is directly going on inside, preparing us for what will come. We discover the activity at the lower region of the storm, which will futher reach to surface of the Earth (Harriet Jane Caldwell, 9). Instead of placing satellites in the storm's exterior, we can place them in the interior while flying through. When flying through the eye and eye wall, the airplane releases dropsondes. These hurricane

sensors inform us of the temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and speed and direction of winds (Harriet Jane Caldwell, 10). Once the devices reach the ocean, this will signify to forecasters if the storm is getting stronger, or weaker (Harriet Jane Caldwell, 10). Hurricane Hunters fly during winter to gather information on nor'easter's as they form to predict their future impact (Harriet Jane Caldwell, 11). Flying through hurricanes gathers unknown information for forecasters who share this with the people which benefits them with the ability to prepare.

Different strategies are used by Archeologists and treasure hunters.

Archeologists conduct research with satellites using infared imaging (Juan De Los Santos, 2), and treasure hunters use inventions attached to their boats, like the mailbox (Scott L. Key). Treasure hunters are having trouble with public property rules (Scott L. Key, 11). Unfortunately, they are no longer permitted to research freely. Satellites have many limiting factors. They data they provide doesn't ensure accuracy of a storm's strength of when it hits (Harriet Jane Caldwell, 7). Although these gather information and have allowed for discovery, this way of exploration is not ideal to flying through hurricanes.

Flying through hurricanes has allowed for hands on investigation like no other. We are able to make status of the storm followed with storm predictions. The most advanced technology for researchers and explorors today is flying through hurricanes, directly seeing

activity.