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Home > News > Foresight and Metamodern - Global Weather Machine Theoretical Weapon and Drexler on Nanotech Development

December 26th, 2009

Foresight and Metamodern - Global Weather Machine Theoretical Weapon and Drexler on Nanotech Development

Abstract:
J Storrs Hall discusses his weather machine designs and theoretical capabilities.

Weather machine Mark I - many small aerostats—a hydrogen balloon—at a guess an optimal size is somewhere between a millimeter and a centimeter in diameter that have a continuous layer in the stratosphere. Each aerostat contains a mirror, and also a control unit consisting of a radio receiver, computer, and GPS receiver. About 100 billion tonnes of material with regular technology and 10 million tons with more advanced nanotechnology.

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