Radiation: A Central Component of Weather Control

30 September 2024 | ZeroGeoengineering.com | Microwave radiation is utilized for weather experimentation and forecasting.

Did you know radiation is a central component of weather control?

At the heart of weather experimentation is NEXRAD, or NEXt-generation RADar and the transmission of microwave radiation pollution.

The cell phone you hold in your hand and the cell phone towers it’s communicating with are transmitting and receiving microwave radiation.

Shown below, definitions of pollution and pollutants from Verizon and AT&T

This microwave radiation enables monitoring of rain, snow, wind, and other characteristics of weather.

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The microwave radiation is used not only as a tool for monitoring precipitation, but it’s also used to activate and manipulate aerosols to move weather systems. Aerosols absorb radiation and depending on the application may activate, increase, or decrease energy within a weather system. See the below illustration from US Patent 2011/0204159 A1.

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“Detecting the radiative signature of the enhanced aerosol population is fundamental to understanding SAI [Stratospheric Aerosol Injection].”

The quote above from page 22 of the White House report, Congressionally Mandated Research Plan and an Initial Research Governance Framework Related to Solar Radiation Modification [SRM], clearly describes monitoring of increased concentration of aerosols.

According to the above referenced report, scientific dimensions of Solar Radiation Modification (SRM) as well as Stratospheric Aerosol Injection (SAI) include the use of inter-operable ground-based, airborne (aviation and balloons), and space-based (satellite) facilities. These systems involve space-based, man-made networks of satellites communicating in real-time with ground-based infrastructure via transmission of microwave radiation pollution.

Source: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/MarkoHoeyhtyae/publication/319901529/figure/fig1/AS:540186417299456@1505801886133/Integrated-satellite-terrestrial-architecture-of-prevalent-standards-to connect-with.png

See figures below from Patent US 20140145002A1: System for facilitating cloud formation and cloud precipitation

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The assumption that wireless infrastructure is used only for communications purposes is not accurate.

As outlined in this article, microwave radiation is pollution, and it is used continuously for atmospheric experimentation, weather-related activities, and for other purposes.

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