Weather modification means cloud seeding with silver iodide (AgI)— hygroscopic metallic aerosols that provide a dense field of cloud condensation nuclei (CCNs) to thicken clouds and induce precipitation. Condensation nuclei are the basis of cloud development. When mixed with moisture, silver iodide promotes cloud formation by providing CCNs that jet exhaust moisture can bond with. The invisible cloud-seeding chemicals are dispersed in the atmosphere at around 20,000 feet, in front of incoming moisture fronts, enhancing contrails from jet air traffic and often spawning cloud cover prior to the storm's arrival.
Silver iodide aerosols are invisible once dispersed, and the contrails from the planes burning the flares are minimal and usually disappear because these are small jets that are already at their cruising altitude; that is, using relatively little fuel. However, when large aircraft ascend through the seeded fields of silver iodide at these higher altitudes, their contrails become instantly visible. The extreme photosensitivity of the crystalline-shaped silver iodide aerosols combine with the highly-reflective ice crystals from the exhaust to form bright white contrail wakes behind the plane that tend to persist rather than disperse.
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Weather modification companies use fleets of jets and high-altitude propeller planes that have flares fixed to the wings of the aircraft. When the flares burn, they release silver iodide, a salt-based chemical (potassium iodide and silver nitrate), which provides abundant cloud condensation nuclei to spawn and thicken clouds.
Cloud seeders ignite as many flares as possible before incoming storms in order to maximize precipitation. There are other less common applications for cloud seeding, such as breaking up hailstorms with surfactants in order to reduce damage, but precipitation enhancement is the primary reason for weather modification. Countries worldwide use cloud seeding regularly. Like natural clouds, artificial clouds can drastically affect the weather: In the daytime they block the sun, creating shade and reflecting some solar radiation back into space. But at night, clouds have a blanketing effect that keeps warm air trapped. Cloud seeding flares contain toxic metallic aerosols. Just like road flares, which also contain toxic metals, cloud seeding flares have to burn in wet, high-wind conditions. Besides silver nitrate and potassium iodide (an inorganic salt chemical) cloud seeding flares contain incendiary chemicals and metals that are toxic to living things, including aluminum, strontium and magnesium. As the big commercial (and military) jet aircraft ascend through areas of high relative humidity (ice crystal saturation) or dense cloud condensation nuclei, exhaust moisture bonds with the nuclei to form ice crystals. Like natural clouds, depending on where the sun is, contrail clouds can appear bright white, dark gray, or colorful. The Effects of Artificial Clouds on Climate: An Examination of Jet Aircraft and Cloud-Aerosol Interaction http://artificialclouds.com/artificial-clouds-and-climate-change.pdf
Understanding Climate Engineering (2014) http://artificialclouds.com/geoengineering-climate-engineering.html
Contrails, Chemtrails and Artificial Clouds (2007) http://artificialclouds.com/contrails_chemtrails_artifical_clouds.pdf Now do your own research - Share if you care - Thank you ☢ ☠ ☢ 💉Skygazercarba was here 💨💨 ✈✈