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Im hoping Peter can offer some of his insight to this topic. I read recently this information on a site.
"In 1990, Peter teamed up with Trevor Constable to break the drought in Santa Barbara, California using Trevor's rain engineering technology. It took Peter about three months of study and experiments to understand what the equipment was actually doing. At that point, orienting the equipment for maximum effect became easy. In a series of engineered rains between February 2nd and March 6th, 1991, the Santa Barbara drought was effectively broken, including a spectacular event that filled Gibraltar Reservoir from bone dry to over-flowing in one night. Later that summer, Trevor asked Peter to join him in Operation Pioneer to break a drought in Melaka, Malaysia. There, they engineered 57 measurable rains in 10 weeks of the dry season."
Also, while reading literature by Eric Dollard I came across this.
"A well trained obeserver can look at the sky and it serves as a metering of the intensity of the cosmic energy which exists at a particular point in space and time." - In reference to cloud patterns.
Of late I have noticed strange could formations around my area and it has prompted me to write this thread. Im hoping people can shed some light on the topic. Peter, I am interested in any information you wish to divulge regarding rain engineering. It seems to me to be a fascinating topic.
The clouds I have noticed of late look a little like the one below Labeled "Cape Town Daily photo," scattered staccato looking. The other two are ones I saw on Google. Not sure if photoshopped or not.
Regards
EDIT: Oops typo on the thread title. Admin fix if you can, I cant seem to.
"In 1990, Peter teamed up with Trevor Constable to break the drought in Santa Barbara, California using Trevor's rain engineering technology. It took Peter about three months of study and experiments to understand what the equipment was actually doing. At that point, orienting the equipment for maximum effect became easy. In a series of engineered rains between February 2nd and March 6th, 1991, the Santa Barbara drought was effectively broken, including a spectacular event that filled Gibraltar Reservoir from bone dry to over-flowing in one night. Later that summer, Trevor asked Peter to join him in Operation Pioneer to break a drought in Melaka, Malaysia. There, they engineered 57 measurable rains in 10 weeks of the dry season."
Also, while reading literature by Eric Dollard I came across this.
"A well trained obeserver can look at the sky and it serves as a metering of the intensity of the cosmic energy which exists at a particular point in space and time." - In reference to cloud patterns.
Of late I have noticed strange could formations around my area and it has prompted me to write this thread. Im hoping people can shed some light on the topic. Peter, I am interested in any information you wish to divulge regarding rain engineering. It seems to me to be a fascinating topic.
The clouds I have noticed of late look a little like the one below Labeled "Cape Town Daily photo," scattered staccato looking. The other two are ones I saw on Google. Not sure if photoshopped or not.
Regards
EDIT: Oops typo on the thread title. Admin fix if you can, I cant seem to.
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