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To: Ish who wrote (401895)1/5/2011 9:57:52 AM
From: DMaA  Read Replies (1) of 794009
 
Speaking of water, did you happen to see this one? No unintended consequences from this technology I'm sure.

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.

Read more: newsfeed.time.com
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