Debunking NextRad Weather Control: Power Density & Geoengineering Facts

I completely agree with what you just said about typical X-band radar doesn't have the energy density per square or or cubic centimeter, let's say, to cause the ionization of the typical atmospheric uh, you know, vapor for example. But with high enough energy, it if that were to be applied, you know, I can ionize lots of things if but you said lasers, you understand that? That can work, right? So is it really just a spectrum of how much energy is being concentrated into a small area? Yeah. You said you said the word, power density. This is where people get lost. Um, you know, so they say like NextRad can control the weather. Well, NextRad is about a million watts. Let's be generous. Let's say it's a million and a half watts peak. Um, Well, what's the effective radiated power? The effective radiated power is power in times DB gain, the sensitivity of the the radar itself. So, 32 gigawatts. I'm going to throw that out there. 32 billion watts according to the government website. All right, that sounds like a whole lot, okay? But the problem is you then have to figure in something called the ...