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Scientists create desert rainstorms

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if this is real... could be potentially dangerous tech.
 

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^ yeah, something about scattering particles of silver into the clouds
 

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I understand that this has been done for years now.
 

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Originally Posted by IndianBoyz
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0..._n_803554.html

Kinda neat..
Will we be able to climate control the world in the future?


We already can.

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Great 1950s movie with Burt Lancaster about this. The technology is basically the same. It was a load of horseshit then and it's a load of horseshit now.

It is not possible to get water out of the sky unless there is already moisture up there or you transport the water to the sky yourself.
 

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Originally Posted by harvey_birdman
Great 1950s movie with Burt Lancaster about this. The technology is basically the same. It was a load of horseshit then and it's a load of horseshit now.

It is not possible to get water out of the sky unless there is already moisture up there or you transport the water to the sky yourself.


Or an aboriginal rain dance.
 

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Originally Posted by harvey_birdman
Great 1950s movie with Burt Lancaster about this. The technology is basically the same. It was a load of horseshit then and it's a load of horseshit now.

It is not possible to get water out of the sky unless there is already moisture up there or you transport the water to the sky yourself.

What if you sustain the rainfall throughout the year? The only issue would be the issue of condensation in the summer months, so if you could keep the water cycle going by "forcing" condensation .. it could be possible.
 

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