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As The Verge's resident disaster writer, I'm tired of this nonsense. So let's just get into it. What is cloud seeding? Cloud seeding is basically an attempt to make precipitation fall from clouds. It targets clouds that have water droplets that are essentially too light to fall. Scientists at MIT learned in the 1940s that […]
https://www.theverge.com/science/704711/cloud-seeding-flash-flood-conspiracy-theory
✍️ Cloud seeding is a method of making precipitation fall from clouds by injecting a mineral into the cloud that's similar to the crystalline structure of ice.
👉 Cloud seeding targets clouds with water droplets that are too light to fall
👉 Injecting a mineral similar to the crystalline structure of ice into the cloud causes the small water droplets to freeze
👉 This creates heavier ice particles that can eventually fall to the ground
#ScientistsatMIT #MIT #science
Wrong.
Rainmaker doesn't use sliver iodide. They don't say specifically what they use but it maybe similar novel material that the UAE first used.
TiO2/NaCL shell/core nanoparticles
Because they're at nano scale they can stay in clouds much longer. Days, in fact. And they can absorb 127 times more water than standard NaCL.
https://avestia.com/RAN2017_Proceedings/files/paper/ICNEI/ICNEI_105.pdf