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]]> Comment on Rain-making lasers could trigger showers on demand by Erik Young http://www.newaje.com/2010/06/03/rain-making-lasers-could-trigger-showers-on-demand/comment-page-1/#comment-266 Erik Young Fri, 18 Jun 2010 18:50:47 +0000 http://www.newaje.com/?p=316#comment-266 I was one of the founders of easyspace. During the past three years I have worked on some laser rainmaking technology. In an area of drought with a sever water shortage in Thailand the laser device I developed created localised rainstorms on 100 successive days during 2008/2009 It was noted that this laser technology can be used to influence lightening and its direction. Generating a rain storm from either a blue sky or partially clouded sky took from five to thirty minutes. There is no need to have a high powered laser to do this there are other factors that can be used to influence its efficiency. Erik Young I was one of the founders of easyspace. During the past three years I have worked on some laser rainmaking technology.

In an area of drought with a sever water shortage in Thailand the laser device I developed created localised rainstorms on 100 successive days during 2008/2009
It was noted that this laser technology can be used to influence lightening and its direction.
Generating a rain storm from either a blue sky or partially clouded sky took from five to thirty minutes.

There is no need to have a high powered laser to do this there are other factors that can be used to influence its efficiency.

Erik Young

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