Japanese Scientists Create Artificial Snow from Carbonate

Tokyo: Japanese researchers have created artificial rain yag could help other areas that experience drought. The discovery was made after researchers University of Tsukuba, Japan, using ingredients found in a can of Coke. The tool was used to trigger rain.

In fact, research has also conducted trials. They spray the rain-producing device with a liquid form of carbonic acid. The discovery was sprayed for about an hour on the island of Miyake by airplane in February last, on Thursday (28/6).

Liquid carbonic acid when it is sprayed into the cloud begins to evaporate. This lowers the temperature of the surrounding hard and fast so as to accelerate the development of rain clouds. As a result, water droplets encased in ice crystals so that the rain fell. (Rocketnews24/MEL)

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