Hurricane Hacking: The Department of Homeland Security enters the weather modification business

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Jim Lee

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Nov 8, 2013, 5:44:52 PM11/8/13
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full article here: http://climateviewer.com/2013/11/08/hurricane-hacking-the-department-of-homeland-security-enters-the-weather-modification-business/

Did you know? The good ol’ boys at the DHS are working on steering hurricanes and some big names in the Geoengineering world are getting in on the mix.  Check out the following timeline (research by Jim Lee) to see how it all went down, then read the DHS report on the hurricane hacking workshop.

Note: Over the past two years I have (very messily) been compiling research on geoengineering and weather modification.  Over the next few months, I will be presenting this research on climateviewer.com, with revisions to all my previously released articles.  I look forward to feedback from this community and appreciate the level of transparency I have been seeing on this forum.  Thank you all.

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John Latham

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Nov 9, 2013, 7:06:35 AM11/9/13
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Hello Jim et al,

Perhaps the "good ol’ boys at the DHS" should have searched the
literature and found the attached recently published paper on
hurricane weakening via Marine Cloud Brightening (MCB).

Best Wishes, John.


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Stephen Salter

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Nov 10, 2013, 12:29:06 PM11/10/13
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Jim Lee

Thank you for your email and reference list about hurricane suppression.

I attach a paper about the Intellectual Ventures wave-sink given to the 2009 EWTEC wave energy conference.�

You can see video of a tank test of a 1:100 scale model from the drop box at��

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c852tpue32fr5iy/nQDRPbSO_p����������������� It is the right hand tab.

The rate of water down flow can be measured by the black bin bag� slowly growing below. The tangle of rods below are nothing to do with the model, just some work platforms. �

If the bag extends by one bag diameter the volume at full scale would be 785,000 cubic metres.� Time goes with the square root of scale so this would take ten times longer than it would have done in the video.� You can time it yourself but I make it about 80 seconds model time so at full scale we would be moving nearly 1000 cubic metres a second.�� An important point about this experiment was that the downwave valves were working as well as the upwave ones.� I hope that the full scale ones will leak much less.

You can download a Powerpoint with notes called /Uppsala hurricanes in the /Hurricanes folder at www.see.ed.ac.uk/~shs��� It is 35 Mb which is too big to attach to an email.

As figure 1 of the second attachment (Whitney and Hobgood) shows,� severe typhoons and hurricanes happen when the sea surface gets too warm.� Both marine cloud brightening and wave sinks might just have been able to reduce the recent damage in the Philippines by using them to bring water temperature back to the values for smaller storms.� Perhaps this possibility will make the people who attacked the ideas think carefully.� Did their attacks reduce the chance of research funding?

Regards

Stephen Salter


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On 08/11/2013 22:44, Jim Lee wrote:
full article here:�http://climateviewer.com/2013/11/08/hurricane-hacking-the-department-of-homeland-security-enters-the-weather-modification-business/

Did you know? The good ol� boys at the DHS are working on steering hurricanes and some big names in the Geoengineering world are getting in on the mix. �Check out the following timeline (research by Jim Lee) to see how it all went down, then read the DHS report on the hurricane hacking workshop.

Note: Over the past two years I have (very messily) been compiling research on geoengineering and weather modification. �Over the next few months, I will be presenting this research on climateviewer.com, with revisions to all my previously released articles. �I look forward to feedback from this community and appreciate the level of transparency I have been seeing on this forum. �Thank you all.
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