THE SKIES WILL BE FALLING: FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES AND TECHNIQUES FOR THE DISRUPTION AND DIMINISHMENT OF SELF-SUSTAINMENT CYCLES IN TROPICAL CYCLONIC SYSTEMS
17 August 2018 | ZeroGeoengineering.com | Biggs, Brian. (2009). The Skies Will Be Falling: Future Technologies and Techniques for the Disruption and Diminishment of Self-Sustainment Cycles in Tropical Cyclonic Systems.
This paper will examine three possible weather modification technologies and techniques to disrupt and diminish the destructive power of tropical cyclones in the 2030 timeframe: specifically tuned microwaves from space-based solar power stations, biodegradable monomolecular surface materials (monolayers), and moisture-absorbing materials.
“To be completely clear, any technology that harms the environment in order to mitigate storms should not be considered a valid technology. Environmental impact studies will have to be conducted on any material to be placed on the ocean’s surface or dispersed into the clouds.” -p.37
DTIC_ADA539616 The Skies Will Be Falling