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[CrittaMagic69]

Because central Australia is too far from the oceans and our wind patterns don't carry moisture out to the desert.

Basically put, you can't make something from nothing. If there's no moisture there in the first place then you're just filling the air with salt that will come back down without the water.

Need to have a way to get moisture to the desert/farm area first.

Plus the expense. It's cheaper just to ship tanks of water out to the farms. If they can't afford that then they definitely can't afford to seed the clouds.

Just dig really big trenches and redirect water to central Australia, like I do at the beach with sand. Problem solved.

 

[Disposable Hero]

Just dig really big trenches and redirect water to central Australia, like I do at the beach with sand. Problem solved.

this already Happens. water from rain in the NT and far north QLD filter down and fill lake Eyre

 

[chisdog]

Oh okay, interesting, so that's where it all started.

Which now leads to the question what can they do now? Is there weather warfare going on that we don't know about - ie floods in China to overflow their damns?

 

[chisdog]

I like the idea because so much of that inland area looks like it was former lakes, sea beds etc.

Assuming the weather pattern changes worked, having new inland rivers and lakes etc would help our population growth with new major regional towns and coastal cities near the coastal mouths in and out. There's other link ups that could be done as well.

And we could become the food bowl of the World. Perhaps this is why China is buying up all the farm land.

 

[The DoggFather]

Interesting, if you believe some borderline conspiracy theory stuff this falls into the whole HAARP weather controlling machine stuff. Supposedly there are 4 including US, China and not sure if we were included on that list or not. Supposedly able to weaponise the weather by creating major storm systems and hurricanes etc.

It was based on initial military research I think around the 1970s of sewing clouds with iodine to create rain. Interesting with this article that they also talked about the storm aspect of the rain clouds, and that it appears in a mainstream news website.

Yep. Automatically thought of HAARP when reading the OP.

 

[Gene Krupa]

Read this it will blow your mind - do you have anything interesting for everyone to read. New things appearing all the time

Insane way Dubai is making fake rain

Officials in Dubai are using drones to artificially increase rainfall as the city grapples with oppressive heat.

www.news.com.au

Not really, just wanted to post the mind blown photo. Moving on.

 

[chisdog]

Interesting, if you believe some borderline conspiracy theory stuff this falls into the whole HAARP weather controlling machine stuff. Supposedly there are 4 including US, China and not sure if we were included on that list or not. Supposedly able to weaponise the weather by creating major storm systems and hurricanes etc.

It was based on initial military research I think around the 1970s of sewing clouds with iodine to create rain. Interesting with this article that they also talked about the storm aspect of the rain clouds, and that it appears in a mainstream news website.

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[CrittaMagic69]

this already Happens. water from rain in the NT and far north QLD filter down and fill lake Eyre

Can we pump desalinated water into central Australia to flood parts of it? Can then grow some fucking trees and shit. In before you say they already do this lol.

 

[chisdog]

Jim Lee has some interesting thoughts on weather modification

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[chisdog]

Well between you and the story I’ve learnt something new. Thanks

You are welcome. There is a wealth of information out there on secret CIA operations that have had HUGE affects on man kind. Another interesting one is Operation Mockingbird. They say they have stopped, but that seems hard to believe.

 

[Hacky McAxe]

Can we pump desalinated water into central Australia to flood parts of it? Can then grow some fucking trees and shit. In before you say they already do this lol.

Doesn't need to be desalinated. Takes a lot of energy to desalinate water manually. If you pump salt water in there then evaporation will naturally desalinate it.

 

[kungfuman]

La

I did this in year 9 science class

Last year?

 

[CrittaMagic69]

La
Last year?

I wish

 

[DaBulldog]

Welcome to Australian Rain Technologies
Enabling confident commercial decision-making around rainfall enhancement
(For clarity, we do not make any claim to making rain fall on non-rainy days)
Six years of precise results in Oman
Sixth and final year of Oman trial: once again, highly consistent enhancement, and very high probabilities around estimates
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Estimated enhancements and associated confidence levels with increasing numbers of trials.
Australian Rain Technologies (ART) is pioneering statistical analysis to enable commercially effective decision-making in the area of rainfall enhancement. This statistical methodology is being applied to ART’s own ATLANT™ rainfall enhancement through ionisation technology. However it is equally applicable to chemical cloud-seeding, which has been hampered by inconclusive trial analysis for 70 years.
In particular the University of Wollongong has applied this analytical method across multiple trials of ART’s ATLANT™ ’ rainfall enhancement through ionisation technology over 10 years in Australia and Oman. (See summary in section on Statistical Methodology and full description of methodology in trial reports in Resources).
In all cases rainfall enhancement was identified at high levels of statistical confidence. Enhancement ranged from 10 per cent (90 per cent statistical confidence level) in three trials in South Australia to 16.3 per cent enhancement with 99.99 per cent statistical confidence level) in six trials in Oman. This is the sixth consecutive year that has returned an estimated enhancement effect of 15 per cent or more, with statistical probabilities greater than 99 per cent in Oman.
These figures are perhaps more usefully presented as there was a 99.5 per cent probability that enhancement was more than 10 per cent in Oman 2013-2016.
Such results, if repeated in multiple locations throughout the world, would represent a major complement to current expensive and in some ways unpalatable water supply augmentation methodologies.
They would add to water supplies at below 10 cents KL, $100 ML or $100,000 GL.
We have spent 10 years putting together a world-leading spatial statistical and econometric evaluation team as we pursued our path to rigorous demonstration of efficacy. We have learnt from 70 years of frustrating and often contradictory traditional weather modification trials since World War II.
We hope this website leads you to share our keen appetite for providing applicable results from rainfall enhancement trials. And for investigating ATLANT™’s potential in all areas of water shortage around the world.

Watch the 8 minute film “Omani Trials with Technology Overview”

2013-18 Oman Rainfall Enhancement Trial Results
READ THE REPORT

Presentation of the 2013-18 trial and results
SEE THE PRESENTATION

Fact sheet:
Australian Rain Technologies and the ATLANT technology

• The ATLANT technology introduces ionized aerosols into clouds, accelerating the collision of cloud droplets and the formation of rainfall sized droplets.
• Ionisation is entirely harmless to humans and vegetation. Its sole impact on the atmosphere is to enhance rainfall. If severe weather is forecast the ATLANTTM units can be turned off to avoid any worsening of such conditions.
• In conjunction with the National Institute of Applied Statistical Research at University of Wollongong ART has developed a pioneering statistical methodology to determine the level of rainfall enhancement. This is a world first and follows 70 years of indeterminate statistical analysis of chemical cloud seeding trials. The methodology and results have been published in peer-reviewed journals.
• Three years of trials in Adelaide showed 10 per cent enhancement with a statistical probability of enhancement of 90 per cent.
• Analysis of six years of ionization trials in Oman has shown enhancement of 18 per cent with a statistical probability of enhancement of 99.9 per cent.
• Each unit covers more than 2,000 sq km and produces an additional 15-30 GL of usable water (dependent on measured local enhancement and underlying annual rainfall).
• At a cost of $750,000 p.a. a unit, this works out at $40,000-$60,000 GL ($40-60 ML), a very small fraction of other water options. A 50-unit Atlant application would deliver 1000GL at a cost of $37.5mn,
• Additional rainfall falls on pasture and forests before increasing soil water content and running off into rivers and dams. This proportionately increases pasture and tree growth.
• There will also be a proportionate increase in carbon uptake by such vegetation. A 50-unit installation in eastern Victoria might sequester an additional 6.4 million tons at a cost of $6 a ton. Expanded nationally, such installations could contribute a significant portion of Australia’s targeted reduction in CO2 emissions
• The Atlant Technology runs continuously (outside extreme weather events), consuming no more power than a television set.
• Flexible operations by remote control.
• Low-cost installation and easily relocated. Virtually zero-cost operation.
• Trial analyses and statistical methodology have been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals.

Mate this blows my mind, I had no idea this has existed for so long.

 

[Headmix]

I agree to not around with nature. At Beijing Olympics they found a way to put salt in the clouds to make the sky clearer. Perception is everything to some

Oh dear…it’s the obsession with wealth that’s going to destroy this planet. The absolute disregard of nature is going to kill us all if we don’t wake up and realise we are the problem.

 

[Chris Harding]

I have a friend who used to work for the CSIRO. He told me about a similar plan they were discussing about 30 years back.

The original idea for it was to dig a canal right down the centre of Australia to increase rainfall and turn the land fertile, then use the crops to feed the world.

Apparently they eventually gave up becuase it was too expensive and they couldn't gaurentee it would work. Also, it's a long term plan which means if the current government pushed the plan ahead, it wouldn't help them win the next election and would probably lead to them losing the next election due to the spending.

A crafty government would promise it, but not deliver. That way, they haven't blown the budget, and can promise it again at the next election.

If they deliver on a promise, they've got nothing to promise next time.

 

[maroondog72]

If we keep fucking with the Ecology its game over.