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CHAPTER TEN The 187-foot Transmitting Tower, and laboratory, Long Island, 1904 expected, I found them to be dubious about Microwski's claim that the weather was being modified. They agreed that small changes in rainfall, fog dispersion and the like were possible over local areas but it had not been possible to modify weather on a global scale. I pointed out that the method was supposed to be radically new but they countered this by telling me that no major changes had been observed in the weather over the last few years. It seemed to me that weather modification was another of those claims which seemed impossible to substantiate. No respectable meteorologist felt that the weather was being altered. On the other hand, there was a general agreement that weather mechanics was not yet well understood. Back in Ottawa again I talked to other scientists about Tesla power transmission, for I felt it necessary to check my own objectivity and make 92
