How Airplanes Are Changing Our Atmosphere, One Nanoparticle at a Time

So how would they disperse carbon black dust in a powder form or what how would that look exactly? Exactly. So with with Dr. Florence Van Straton, when she did it in 1958, she said that she was able to suspend it in a liquid and just dump it out of the back of a, you know, like a C-130. They just let the bag down and they put some liquid and mix some carbon black dust in it and made a stream, and it made a stream of clouds. Then they came along right back through the same clouds and they dumped powdered, no water, just powdered form of it. And all of those clouds disappeared. It goes back to the cloud seeding or overseeding. If you have too many particles and not enough water vapor, then the water droplets can't get big enough to fall on the ground. So when you overseed the sky, there's not enough water vapor available to make a cloud that's going to rain. And that's what they were able to do in 1958. So very similarly, right now, we've had so many changes in what the reason why we have so many lines, ...