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Originally posted by apc
reply to post by OzWeatherman
Obviously cloud seeding is not an exact science and there's no guarantee you will achieve your goal. But the idea is to encourage clouds to puff up, rain, and clear the air of any dust that would allow any new water vapor to condense. As long as the dust is gone the humidity can spike and nothing will happen, hopefully.
It is really really funny how every time there's a thread about cloud seeding all the chemtrailites come out going, "See! See!" Thoroughly amusing.
Originally posted by doctormcauley
reply to post by OzWeatherman
Now I remember what your Standard Operating Procedure is;
"Plan C: Belittle and Demean" or something to that effect
it sounds to me like you are going through the five stages of denial...
In the United States, cloud seeding is used to increase precipitation in areas experiencing drought, to reduce the size of hailstones that form in thunderstorms, and to reduce the amount of fog in and around airports. Cloud seeding is also occasionally used by major ski resorts to induce snowfall. Eleven western states and one Canadian province (Alberta) have ongoing weather modification operational programs [7]. In January 2006, an $8.8 million cloud seeding project began in Wyoming to examine the effects of cloud seeding on snowfall over Wyoming's Medicine Bow, Sierra Madre, and Wind River mountain ranges. [8]
A number of commercial companies, such as Aero Systems Incorporated [9], Atmospherics Incorporated [10], North American Weather Consultants [11], Weather Modification Incorporated [12], Weather Enhancement Technologies International [13], Seeding Operations and Atmospheric Research (SOAR) [14], offer weather modification services centered on cloud seeding. The USAF proposed its use on the battlefield in 1996, although the U.S. signed an international treaty in 1978 banning the use of weather modification for hostile purposes.
In Australia, CSIRO’s activities in Tasmania in the 1960s were successful. Seeding over the Hydro-Electricity Commission catchment area on the Central Plateau achieved rainfall increases as high as 30% in autumn. The Tasmanian experiments were so successful that the Commission has regularly undertaken seeding ever since in mountainous parts of the State.
The Weather Modification Operations and Research Board was a proposed agency of the United States government, intended to promote research into weather control. A bill requiring the creation of the board was introduced in the U.S. Senate on two occasions by Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson, the first on March 4, 2004, and the second on March 3, 2005. However, the bill did not become law on either occasion, and the board was never created. Notwithstanding, the inter-operational geo-engineering, weather modification, and "global warming mitigation" efforts of corporations and institutions involved with the proposed board have been exceedingly designative of a large-scale unofficial program, which has long involved such dictatorial entities as the Department of Commerce, and thereby, the Federal Reserve system and Federal Taxation monetary allocation. Furthermore, weather modification bills are being resubmitted in 2007, by Cong. Udall (H.R. 3445: Weather Mitigation Research and Technology Transfer Authorization Act of 2007) and Sen. Hutchinson (S. 1807: Weather Mitigation Research and Development Policy Authorization Act of 2007). Proposal information links are below.
Originally posted by doctormcauley
I have clearly won this round, there is no disputing that - and I didn't have to resort to lies, belittling comments or government talking points
G'nite All.
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
Originally posted by vox2442
No, it's accurate. They were trying to seed the clouds to get it to rain before the holiday - using the procedure you note above. Doing it before the holiday ensures that the skies have "rained out", so to speak.
Seems to me that both the Russians and the Chinese have been doing this for years. Nothing new about it, except this time someone wound up with a 1 metre wide hole in the roof. To add insult to injury, they would have had rain shortly after... AND had to spend their holiday fixing the roof.
Sorry was just about to edit that as your post came in...lol
I didnt read it correctly. Still though you cant rain the sky out. Upper level weather patterns are still going to bring in more water vapour and increase cloud development. It is quite impossibel to stop rain from occuring
Originally posted by Echtelion
That news report isn't claiming that Russians are stopping the rain from happing, it just says that they're using concrete and some other chemical compounds to make "good weather" happen. [/auote]
Exactly. which is what makes your next sentence
And it's, hands down, a proof (as far as Reuters isn't bull#ting) that chemtrails are being used by the government of some important country.
evidence you're one of the hoaxers or you really haven't a slightest idea what the h*ll you're talking about!
Next you'll be saying that evidence that salt kills slugs is proof that unicorns eat wallabies ...... it makes as much sense
Trouble I have is, are people genuinely ignorant or are they deliberately perpetrating mistruths for their own nefarious reasons? And waht gain do people have for misleading the public so?