Scientists found adding silver iodide to water vapour could trigger ice crystal formation in clouds, mimicking natural nuclei. Cloud seeding technology is based on principles discovered in the 1940s.
Cloud seeding involves releasing salt flares from planes to add nuclei to clouds, helping water vapour to condense and form precipitation. The process mimics natural rainfall stages, with modern techniques based on discoveries from 80 years ago.
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