Currently, it is not technologically feasible for humans to stop hurricanes. Hurricanes are vast and powerful storms that form over warm ocean waters. They are fueled by the release of latent heat as water vapor condenses into clouds and rain. The energy released by this process can be enormous, equivalent to hundreds of nuclear bombs. While scientists have explored various methods to mitigate hurricane impacts, such as cloud seeding and hurricane modification, these techniques are still experimental and have not been proven effective on a large scale. Therefore, for the foreseeable future, it remains beyond humanity's capabilities to prevent or stop hurricanes from forming.
