HOW THE CHINESE CONTROL THE WEATHER

Controlling the weather is the blue dream of humanity. Directing rain to a place where drought has reigned for a long time, or, conversely, making it leave those places where it pours for days on end, is not an easy task for us. It is one thing to disperse the clouds before the festive parade so that precipitation does not spoil the event, and it is quite another thing to manage all the air masses day after day, to keep in your hands the intangible tons of evaporated water and strong winds. And it is not surprising that such a desire possesses the minds of many scientists, including Chinese. Why is it so hard. It is important to say right away that the main problem of controlling precipitation and winds lies in the complexity and multilevel mechanisms of the mechanisms that are responsible for the establishment of a particular weather.