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Can we stop raining using any artificial meathods?
johncena said:Can we stop raining using any artificial meathods?
johncena said:Can we stop raining using any artificial meathods?
bubbaguruu said:well jambaugh you fooled me i got all excited about some kind of mechanical cloud shifter...
well it may seem like a convenience to no longer have rain but its part of the Earth's cycle we wouldn't be here without rain and any interference, be it with dams or ...?? rain blocking..??. would disturb everything and i think we have enough problems already.
Astronuc said:Why would one wish to stop raining?
bubbaguruu said:well jambaugh you fooled me i got all excited about some kind of mechanical cloud shifter...
well it may seem like a convenience to no longer have rain but its part of the Earth's cycle we wouldn't be here without rain and any interference, be it with dams or ...?? rain blocking..??. would disturb everything and i think we have enough problems already.
johncena said:I think it will be a blessing if we can stop rain during cricket matches and olympic games...
f95toli said:It is an expensive method but it is used from time to time; the most well-known examples being the opening ceremonies of the summer olympics in Moscow 1984 and more recently in China.
Experiments have also been conducted in many other countries.
Note that this is a controversial methods and it won't work 100% of the time.
There are several methods that have been proposed to stop rain using artificial means, such as cloud seeding, chemical dispersants, and ionization. These methods aim to alter the structure of rain clouds or prevent rain from forming altogether.
No, it is not possible to completely stop rain using artificial methods. Rain is a natural and necessary part of the water cycle and attempts to completely stop it could have negative consequences on the environment.
Cloud seeding is a method where substances, such as silver iodide, are dispersed into the atmosphere to encourage the formation of ice crystals in clouds. These ice crystals can then grow and fall as precipitation, potentially increasing rainfall in a specific area.
Yes, there are potential risks associated with artificial rain stopping methods. These methods can have unpredictable effects on the environment and may also interfere with natural rainfall patterns. Additionally, the substances used in these methods could have negative impacts on human health and the ecosystem.
Yes, there are other methods that have been proposed to stop rain, such as using chemical dispersants or ionization. However, these methods are still in the experimental stage and their effectiveness and potential risks are still being studied.