Nickname: Poco

Review: You're kidding? No evidence exists that Russia doesn't have weather manipulation potential and capabilities? I guess (Russia) claiming land rights on the Artic ocean floor + hanging their flag doesn't convince you? I guess they will drill for oil on/from the ocean floor, yeah right, where there is no ice cap? Makes sense to melt the ice, right? Maybe so they can construct a few drilling platforms in that nice tropical sunny Arctic weather. Makes you think.

Date reviewed: Dec 1, 2007 6:18 PM

Nickname: derekundrwd

Review: Go check out Dr. Nick Begich's books & videos on this subject. It's packed full of references, including patent numbers. www.earthpulse.com

Date reviewed: Dec 1, 2007 2:19 PM

Nickname: manwaplan

Review: Ah.. unlimted power.. oh ya.. the cold fusion thing - go read up on that in wikipedia. It's existed for a long time. Hmm.. I wonder... what would they do with a huge amount of extra power?

Date reviewed: May 2, 2006 9:21 AM

Nickname: Unbelievable Theories

Review: Can't imagine USPTO could allow such nonsense to be patented. The amount of energy needed to control weather patterns would be enormous following the laws of physics. People who could control weather should be awarded a Noble prize instead as that would be a discovery rather than an invention. Your article of the Russians could be responsible to divert Hurricane Katrina to New Orleans is unbelievable. With modern spy satellites such devices would have been spotted by the US military. Imagine with Google Earth we can view the details of a lot of Earth locations and what sort of details the US military would have compared to Google Earth. Therefore the Russians theory is not possible. This article is a good story to sell magazines!

Date reviewed: Oct 22, 2005 3:09 AM

Nickname: Matt

Review: I'm an earth scientist and have been researching everything I can get my hands on regards 'weather modification' and 'weather engineering' etc. There is a lot of conspiracy theory stuff out there, and unfortunately not much 'real evidence' to back it up. But I did find two legit articles, one in a IEEE journal and the other a company Web site. There are two existing companies having success with electrical based rainmaking in Mexico and Texas, which is well on its way to being a documented step towards "owning the weather." Company in US offering made to order EM weather - look at the CEO credentials (big names) http://www.ionogenics.com/home13.html Interesting article about Mexico and IEEE discussion http://www.holoscience.com/news.php?article=9eq6g3aj

Date reviewed: Oct 20, 2005 10:03 PM

Nickname: farmerBruce

Review: http://www.gcal.biz Check it out: Weather Modification U.S. Patent 5,556,029

Date reviewed: Oct 20, 2005 8:54 PM