Scientists Create 52 Artificial Rain Storms in Abu Dhabi Desert

Hail, lightning and gales came through the state's eastern region this summer thanks to scientist-puppetmasters.

As part of a secret program to control the weather in the Middle East, scientists working for the United Arab Emirates government artificially created rain where rain is generally nowhere to be found. The $11 million project, which began in July, put steel lampshade-looking ionizers in the desert to produce charged particles. The negatively charged ions rose with the hot air, attracting dust. Moisture then condensed around the dust and eventually produced a rain cloud. A bunch of rain clouds.
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This is kind of cool that they can do this. Wonder if some of their knowledge came fron HAARP studies somehow.
This would certainly be great if they could get the price factor in a better range and go a long way to create more farmlands for food etc.

I've been sitting here thinking about this a little more. It says hail and lightning were also created. If this were to be a form of HAARP Tech. on a smaller scale, do you think some of the storms we have been experiencing are from the grander scale?

I mean, do you think this is something they would never expect us to add the 2+2 of being blatantly done right before us? If it isn't related, what happens if it gets out of control, or the army decides they want to get hold of it?

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Think about the positives of this sort of tech though...We could expand farmlands and increase food production around the world.

Of course the downside is military applications...But I can see a lot of farmers in Africa welcoming the rain man as it were.

Nice find.

So due to Lampshade shaped Ionizers ... this happens.
This basically proves that HAARP CAN control the weather. I mean if obviously they put money funding into this .. think what they're doing with HAARP. this article just basically states the obvious but at least now its in the main stream media.

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I dont think the people who need rain for crops could afford this instant rain,it wont be cheap and will only make the wealthy wealthier.This will not be used to help poor farmers feed their families but it might fill up a sheik's swimming pool.

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Thanks for the response I actually thought more folks would think this was pretty interesting... lol just never know around here.

I am definitely thinking of all the positive things that can be done. It is rather remarkable really that they can do it. We as a world have wished for this sort of thing for a long time.

Im also looking at the big picture and thinking if more countries that really need it could utilize it, how many power changes may occur.

Originally posted by 12voltz
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I dont think the people who need rain for crops could afford this instant rain,it wont be cheap and will only make the wealthy wealthier.This will not be used to help poor farmers feed their families but it might fill up a sheik's swimming pool.

Don't be such a Negative Nancy.


They said the same thing about Air Conditioning...Now everyone has it. New tech is ALWAYS expensive because a lot of resources go into creating it. Once the process is perfected distribution will grow..

Originally posted by projectvxn

Originally posted by 12voltz
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Don't be such a Negative Nancy.

They said the same thing about Air Conditioning...Now everyone has it. New tech is ALWAYS expensive because a lot of resources go into creating it. Once the process is perfected distribution will grow..

I agree, but have you ever noticed when they start mass producing something it is never really produced 100% anymore? Always seems to break so you have to get expensive repairs or buy another one?!

Now if they could make it work from a free energy kind of thing, then maybe it could be a free energy type of thing itself. Wouldn't it be nice if man just actually cared enough about his fellow man to make this happen. Maybe some of the billionaires should sink some of that money they want to let loose into something like this.
I know Im dreaming...., but what if eh?

here is some more info on his patent , i made a thread on this as well

www.freshpatents.com...

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Yeah, but physics tells us that EVERYTHING breaks down eventually...Some things take longer than other...But I digress.

I wouldn't count on any "free energy" devices(violating the law of conservation is a tuffy). I'm looking at a realistic application that could revolutionize how we deal with poverty on this planet..And, at the same time, put a kink in the population control folks who think we could not possible afford anymore people(Talk about shortsightedness...This tech proves the inability of these people to see more than 5 minutes ahead of time).

I think we'll figure it out.

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Negative Nancy? thats a pretty saying, if your in primary school.Everyone has A/C ? Maybe in your part of the world and your use of that A/C is one of the reasons why we need this Rain making tech,but I am pretty sure a struggling Farmer in the drier parts of Africa doesnt sit in front of A/C while reaching for a glass of chilled wine.

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I'm glad you're so good at identifying when someone is being facetious...Geez man.


Secondly, you're right...but Africa has many problems...The production of food is one of the worst. Imagine, when we get this tech fully off the ground, what good charities around the world can do.


How do you equate my use of AC to droughts in Africa that have been happening since before the AC was invented?

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Funny if they got ideas from vids like the montauk experiment vids. The techs exist talked about in them, but whether it happened like they say is debatable.

But i would say that alot of people all over world took info from there and it gave them ideas.

If true good on them, surely no matter where on earth basic modding of weather could be done to help locals in some way.

You would say usa and russia have advanced methods, but basic low key govs must too have some sort of basic techs.

I haven't been here for a while and heard this on the Huckabee report just a little while ago. Hmm so that's not all what the UAE has been up to. I learned this morning that they have a indoor ski resort among many tourist attractions as well. Don't forget the world Islands and the 2 palm tree islands as well. This is turning into a huge tourist/ business attraction. The UAE has 7 states and ten key cities. (population wise)

en.wikipedia.org...


Mina Jebel Ali has perhaps 5,500 to 6100 companies from 120 countries. This is a free zone area for business's
en.wikipedia.org...

www.the-dubaicity.com...

I've been doing research on this all day ever since I watched Impossible City this morning that aired on Discovery Channel. I must say I'm stunned I never seen anything like this. I knew about the palm islands and the world islands but since then they done a lot more.

I'm not saying UAE is Babylon but... it looks like its heading that way in maybe 20-30 years

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Hmmmm. No IMHO i think it would be a bad idea. The earth is balanced and if we start to change where it rains or snows then we could be asking for major problems.

I can go on about it but i would like to read the link 1st and see how they did this.

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Not saying there's no downside.

But if we can figure out how to do it without destroying what balance we do have I'm all for it.

I posted this yesterday

Beat ya to it OP!

link

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Excellent arguements. i would have to say I agree with you 100%. There's so many technologies we could invest in that would produce a real positive change. We have the ability to take care of everyone, but do we have the courage?

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Off to flag your thread as well. We need more of this type of science.

could this technology be causing the wacky weather world wide?