Dynomoist and dynogel has been around in some form for a long time.
We used something like it on tree seedings to help them absorb moisture
15 years ago. I forget the brand name. Oh yea, "Terrasorb" I think it
was silica based.
It's not too far off base to use it to absorb a cloud in mid air. [and
drop it to Earth] Could work.
..but to do it on a wide spread basis?
Think of the logistics where there are a thousand tons of water in a
single thunderhead and an absorption capacity of , say, 6 to one?. [one
ton of absorbent to 6 tons of water?]...
Figure it at 6 pounds sops up 7 gallons for $22.00 [their specs]
How much would someone pay to deprive YOU of a single rain shower? Deprive
a region? Flood one with slime?
Cloud seeding with [silver iodide is it?] is probably more efficient.
ken
At 04:17 PM 3/3/2003 -0500, you wrote:
These guys get to decide if you get rain or not.
http://dynomat.com
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