Do you believe our government has the technology to control weather, and how long have they had the abilty?
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Anyone who thinks man can control the weather has no concept of the energy involved in a simple thunderstorm not to mention a tornado or hurricane. \n\nBut before you can control the weather, you need to be able to predict it. So when the weather forecasts become accurate, I'll start worrying about the government controlling.
1134399
Not a this point in our evolution......we do not have the technology to build something that will protect us from the hot temperatures\nof the inner earth.  Your question is puzzeling, am not sure what \nyou have in mind.
836414
We can not control clouds but we can diver the direction of which it passes.  By using bombs and other chemicals it is possible.  It is used where agriculture lands are dried due to lack of rains.
184033
theres a whole bunch of conspiracy theorys on this if you search around.  I found this one article though that was kind of interesting http://archives.cnn.com/2002/WEATHER/05/27/bugs.weather/index.html\n\nif we can use microbes to make medicine why not control the weather with them... really both concepts are pretty crazy but the medicine one is already done.
990244
Unfortunately,we are constantly ruining the balance in nature and that causes dramatical changes in climate.I observe the same as you..Maybe it's probable even to bring us a climatic shift.
1061028
Perhaps we find the weather so fascinating is because it's one of the few things we study that directly affects everyone, and it's another one of those things that we can't control. First of all, everyone is interested in weather because it'll affect their lives: what they do, how they dress, etc. If it rains the next day, plans may have to be canceled, or if it's sunny, plans can be made and added. Also, humans hate it when they can't control things, and we can't control weather. That's why we're constantly studying it so we can find patterns and stuff that'll help us feel more in control.
1063017
Actually, right after WWII, the government spent a lot of money on projects to try and either destroy or control hurricanes. For instance, an idea was made to set off a nuclear bomb in a hurricane to destroy it, but that would be ridiculous. Though, a hurricane did hit Savanna GA, that the government was experimenting with. Supposedly, they were trying to control a hurricane's movement and its intensity. This hurricane intensified before making landfall, unexpectedly. Did the government cause this, or did it get out of their control and hit the city? No one will say, and there are no documents of the experiment, but after the event, the government stopped the research.
468614
The US ARMY in 1966. The military used it since then to communicate and share data. The military can still control it and can shut it off without warning. Go ahead and laugh. It is true no matter what Al Gore says.
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Well now for an answer that is actually worth something:\n\nWeather stations around the country keep track of ALL the conditions every hour of every day of every year.  Temperature, rainfall, humidity, wind, cloud cover, barametric presure, etc...\n\nIn the future when the weatherman appears on the news and say that tomorrow there is a 60% chance of rain, they mean that when they looked at the past records to similar days--days when the temperature, humidity, cloud cover, barametric pressure, etc... was identical, it rained 60% of the time.  Of course it is not 100% accurate but they use previous events to predict future events.\n\nIt is the exact same thing that doctors do.  They look to previous symptoms and what disease they led to, so when YOU go to the doctor with those same symptoms, they know that you are on the same road to the same disease.
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No and yes. \n\nWith regards to un-educated and mis-informed rubbish that goverments tell us that global warming is an artifact of human activity on this planet no I do not. Global warming is a topic which for the last thirty years or so has been 'fashionable' to study. If you look it at this way, the Earth is approx 4 to 6 billions years old and we are only studying the past few centuries. To me this is not even a dot on the Earths timescale so how can we possibly deduce mans influence on the climate. The climate of the earth is changing constantly. What we recognise as the four seasons; sping, summer, autumn (fall) and winter have only been in existance for the past few million years!\n\nAlthough some scientists have looked at the recent erosion of the ozone, they fail to see the bigger picture and take into account the varying orbit the planet has around the sun, its tilt and wobble (see link below for info on the Milankovitch Theory). They also fail to recognise in they're studies the gravitational pull of the earths core and the movement of the fluids contained within. Additionally the 'hotspots' or 'solar flares' on the sun are not taken into account when global warming is discussed, of which also effects our climate.
1104361
From what I read on one of those weather sites that is what they used to advise people to do.  However modern technology has led to new knowledge and they now have revoked that particular piece of advice.
1125708
HAARP. Their goal is to control the weather by 2025. I believe they have been messing around with it for years. \n\nThe military has been seeding clouds for years now, and has made leaps and bounds with the program. Although i doubt that anyone could create a storm with katrinas magnitude. Besides that, why on earth would AMERICAN military want to create a storm that would hit AMERICAN soil? Their funding comes from a healthy economy, stunting that system with a multi-billion dollar storm (or storms) simply defeats their plan.\n\nTheir hope is to be able to redirect major weather events, to dispell them, or to create rain in places of drought. I dont believe they have intentions of using this as a weapon, since it wouldnt make a very good one.\n\nThis same program though, has found ways of directing high frequency sound waves over a populus and causing severe nausia and head aches. This is the only thing they have considered using as a weapon, although i havent heard anything about it since the late 90's.
851732
No, but I just started doing it a day ago and they only ever tell me stuff of the far future, not like if it's gonna rain tomorrow. But, I can see how stuff can turn out and why. It's the power of the mind.
701189
It would be nice if they did in fact control the Gov, but unfortunately, the scale of screw up we are seeing could not be anything but human in origin. \nI mean, if they had the technology to travel hundreds, maybe thousands of light years, you would think they would do a better job of running the federal Government.\nYou see, it's not them. They are sitting back in their UFO's laughing. \nGoing 'Like how did these monkeys even get out of the f*****g stone age?'. And the other alien passes him the alien J and says 'Dude, they didn't, we gave em the tech for a laugh, Old Gfvyusdgf has a bet on about when they Nuke the S**t out of each other'. So the first alien is like '(Bwaahahahahah), cough, cough, that Gfvyusdgf is such a dude, dude'.
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Contact the National Weather Service\n\nwww.weather.gov
1054342
Never! The temperature, gravity and radiation level are too high for any technology that could be ever invented to keep people alive near the sun.
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they stabilize dust, control erosion, entrap air polluting gases, conserving water and harboring wildlife. Climate control is obtained by moderating the effects of sun, wind, and rain. Radiant energy from the sun is absorbed or deflected by leaves on deciduous trees in the summer and is filtered by their branches in winter. We are cooler when we stand in the shade of trees and are not exposed to direct sunlight. In winter, we value the sun's radiant energy; Wind speed and direction can be affected by trees.\n\nThere are many and many more , hope i could cover the gist.