Autor/Autorin: Modgil Moninder
Dr. Moninder SIngh Modgil holds twin degrees of a B.Tech. (Hons.) in Aeronautical Engineering, from Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India and a PhD in Physics, from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India. He has worked in the fields of Aerodynamics (LCA project, at HAL, Bangalore, India), Atmospheric Physics (collaboration between ISRO and NOAA) and Theoretical Physics.
This book introduces the interesting concept of global weather control using nuclear reactors. The heat from nuclear reactors, when injected in a controlled fashion into the atmosphere, creates a low pressure region, which affects the wind pattern. On a desert adjoining a sea, it pulls in moist air to create rain. Over the ocean, near a hurricane or cyclone, it can modify its trajectory or intensity. Over north and south geographic poles, it can exert a global weather control by affecting the polar vortex. The book is readable by a layman and has a few simple college level equations towards the end.
Über den Autor
Dr. Moninder SIngh Modgil holds twin degrees of a B.Tech. (Hons.) in Aeronautical Engineering, from Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India and a PhD in Physics, from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India. He has worked in the fields of Aerodynamics (LCA project, at HAL, Bangalore, India), Atmospheric Physics (collaboration between ISRO and NOAA) and Theoretical Physics.
Klappentext
This book introduces the interesting concept of global weather control using nuclear reactors. The heat from nuclear reactors, when injected in a controlled fashion into the atmosphere, creates a low pressure region, which affects the wind pattern. On a desert adjoining a sea, it pulls in moist air to create rain. Over the ocean, near a hurricane or cyclone, it can modify its trajectory or intensity. Over north and south geographic poles, it can exert a global weather control by affecting the polar vortex. The book is readable by a layman and has a few simple college level equations towards the end.
