Cloudburst

Cloudburst is a sudden and heavy rainfall that occurs when warm, moist air rises quickly and condenses into clouds, releasing large amounts of precipitation. In space and astronautical engineering, cloudbursts can have significant impacts on launch operations and ground support equipment. Heavy rainfall can cause flooding and damage to launch pads, electrical systems, and other critical infrastructure. Cloudbursts can also impact visibility and create hazardous conditions for launch and recovery operations. Therefore, it is important for space and astronautical engineers to monitor weather conditions and have contingency plans in place to mitigate the effects of cloudbursts on launch operations.

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