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Role of Tectonics in Reorganizing Southern Ocean Patterns and Heat Transport - Vimarsana News

Role of Tectonics in Reorganizing Southern Ocean Patterns and Heat Transport

AZoCleantech looks at a study showing that only minor variations in the depths of the Tasmanian and Drake gateways are enough to cause a drastic reorganization in Antarctic surface water temperatures and ocean circulation patterns.

Using Modeling to Optimize Existing Wind Farm Design - Vimarsana News

Using Modeling to Optimize Existing Wind Farm Design

This article discusses the use of wind farm modeling to optimize the design of existing wind farms.

Amazing! Scientists Zap Clouds With Electricity in Order to Create Rain - Vimarsana News

Amazing! Scientists Zap Clouds With Electricity in Order to Create Rain

With an unfavorable, desert climate and a normal rainfall of just four inches - 10 cm - a year, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is in need of more freshwater. In the process of seeking solutions, It has been sponsoring science projects from all over the world to try to make it rain

Scientists are zapping clouds with electricity to make it rain - Vimarsana News

Scientists are zapping clouds with electricity to make it rain

Researchers from the University of Reading, in the UK, are using drones to give clouds an electrical charge, which could help increase rainfall in water-stressed regions.

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Water security, climate change, global warming, drones | Homeland Security Newswire - Vimarsana News

Water security, climate change, global warming, drones | Homeland Security Newswire

Published 7 May 2021 A new method to trigger rain where water is scarce is being tested in the UAE, using drones. The drones carry an electric charge that is released into a cloud, giving cloud droplets the jolt they need to clump together and fall as rain. A new method to trigger rain in places where water is scarce is being tested in the United Arab Emirates using unmanned drones that were designed and manufactured at the University of Bath. The drones carry an electric charge that is released into a cloud, giving cloud droplets the jolt they need to clump together and fall as rain.