Les chinois disposent de moyens pour modifier le climat

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Instead, they grab rocket launchers and a 37-millimeter anti-aircraft gun and begin shooting into the sky. What they launch are not bullets or missiles but chemical pellets. Their targets are not enemy aggressors but wisps of passing cloud that they aim to "seed" with silver-iodide particles around which moisture can then collect and become heavy enough to fall.

The farmers are part of the biggest rain-making force in the world: China's Weather Modification Program.

According to Wang Guanghe, director of the Weather Modification Department under the Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences, each of China's more than 30 provinces and province-level municipalities today boast a weather-modification base, employing more than 32,000 people, 7,100 anti-aircraft guns, 4,991 special rocket launchers and 30-odd aircraft across the country.

"Ours is the largest artificial weather program in the world in terms of equipment, size and budget," Wang said, adding that the annual nationwide budget for weather modification is between US$60 million and $90 million.

It is no coincidence that the world's biggest such project is in China. The country's leadership has never been cautious about harnessing nature, taking on a slew of what were once thought impossible engineering challenges, such as the Three Gorges dam, the world's biggest hydroelectric project, and the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, the world's longest highland railroad.

For a largely agrarian country like China, the weather was thought of as far too important to be left to the whim of gods or nature. As a result, Chinese scientists began researching man-made rain as far back as 1958, using chemicals such as silver iodide or dry ice to facilitate condensation in moisture-laden clouds.

In the beginning, the idea was to ease drought and improve harvests for Chinese farmers, but over the decades other functions have evolved such as firefighting, prevention of hailstorms, and [...]

Articles liés à ce sujet en français :

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemtrails

http://www.chemtrails-france.com/phenomenes_inexpliques/couloir_vide/index.htm

Vite, allons chercher Jacques Pradel...

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Vite, allons chercher Jacques Pradel...

Rigole, mais ce sujet est sérieux. On en avait déjà parlé avec zongo sur l'ancien forum, et il est probable que les gouvernements usent de telles méthodes pour arriver à leurs fins : tout le monde sait par exemple qu'en pulvérisant un produit bien particulier dans le ciel, on obtient de fortes pluies. Après, je ne suis pas expert, donc ...

Les résultats des pluies provoquées ne sont pas extraordinaire. On peut aider à la condensztion de gouttes, mais c'est tout.

Oui j'avais déja entendu cette info . Apparament la difficulté pour les autorités chinoises sera d'empécher la pluie , puisqu'il est apparament plus simple de faire pleuvoir . Néanmoins je doute que ces méthodes soient " clean " ...