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A sky without clouds, but full of music. Who hasn't dreamed of something like that yet? A clear and beautiful day that never ends. The sun is shining brightly; you grab your swimsuit and head out to the pool. Everybody knows how essential our sun is, for it is our only source of heat. However, it doesn't give us heat only, but it also causes drought and sunburn, making us want to escape into tree-shaded forests or the cool of the night. Fortunately, in our latitudes and during fair weather the sun also creates cirrus clouds out of the moisture in the atmosphere. All around the world, the sun is in this way causing the formation of all kinds of clouds. As long as there is water, our sun creates its own negation in the form of water droplets and especially water bubbles with their walls in the clouds or what we call atmospheric humidity. This is why we are able to tolerate this fireball.
Sun and water are the two antagonists of life, they exclude each other, but they are also mutually dependent: The sun for thermal energy, the water for matter, that is, the physical base of our body and all other organisms. Only water can transfer solar energy into a mold that is fit for life. Without clouds - the very original of all life forms - all of us would have already died of thirst. We would be as dead as a doornail. Water bubbles are the reason why the clouds do not fall down from the sky. The gas in those bubbles is extremely light, creating a whole host of miniature water balloons from the original water droplet.
Climate chaos has been talked about for a long time. Svante Arrhenius established the theory of carbon dioxide being responsible for the greenhouse effect. This is a completely unfounded hypothesis because carbon dioxide is only a rather small ingredient in our atmosphere compared with the universal presence and predominance of water. Water vapor and carbon dioxide have very similar properties with regard to their wave absorption patterns. The latter is completely overridden by water. When there is lots of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, it has the same effect as water and its properties cannot be overlooked in the clouds. The more water, the colder it is. The more clouds in the sky, the more tolerable the sun becomes, apart from sultriness that lets plants grow even better. And they are the main inhabitants of the planet earth beside clouds. The more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, which is very similar to water, the cooler it will be because it absorbs infrared radiation just like water.
As you can see, it is all about water droplets and bubbles in the clouds. And these are the ones whose membranes or walls are comprised of mainly dense water in the cloud bubbles. It is exactly this dense water around the bubbles, which absorbs ultraviolet light and radio waves, infrared radiation and the like. Through microwave exposure, however, the dense water is changed to the gas state, in which it immediately looses all its beneficial absorption properties. As water vapor it is of course particularly volatile. Being one of the lightest gases, it then escapes easily into the upper atmosphere. The radiation of ultraviolet light also breaks down part of the water into oxygen and hydrogen, whereby the latter leaves our earth. It is well documented that our earth is surrounded by a hydrogen layer that is constantly renewed by the interaction of ultraviolet radiation with water. The aggressive oxygen, which remains in the atmosphere after the fission of water, forms ozone well-known for its toxicity. Ozone does not protect our earth from ultraviolet radiation, but it is created by the selfsame radiation via the breakdown of water. Above the poles irradiation, particularly during long polar nights, is virtually zero so that no ozone layer can be formed. Moreover, our atmosphere contains very little water when cold. Australia is one of the regions on our globe that is lacking water the most. Therefore it is little wonder that the sun with its ultraviolet spectrum can actually reach down to that continent - only very little ozone can be formed. This is why humans had a hard time conquering Australia. Owing to the lack of water and the extreme radiation level, aborigines simply could not create any overproduction or any surplus, thus lagging behind other regions. Among the native animals, we only find marsupials, which are rather primitive compared with our mammals. Rats, rabbits, and dingoes took advantage of their superiority and robbed Australia a great deal of its uniqueness. The aborigines as well as modern immigrants suffer a lot from the extreme ultraviolet radiation that cannot be caught by a water veil in the upper layers of the atmosphere.
When microwaves make cloud bubbles grow ever so big that they become really blown up, more infrared radiation will pass through them down to earth. Dry regions will become even drier and wet regions, especially oceans, will evaporate more and more water. The differences between those regions will continue to increase even further. As a result, there will be more and more storms trying to even out those differences, that is, air and water movements will abound. The evidence for the microwave effect on the earth's climate can be seen in the changing solar radiation due to sunspots. Careful statistical calculations could demonstrate that there is a detectable effect on the climate. It must be an amplification effect because the intensity alone cannot explain the rise in temperature. Obviously, the ever-growing cloud bubbles function as a valve that now is suddenly opened.
The correct theory of water is imperative to the true understanding of electromagnetic pollution, which is similar to the radiation effect of the sun. Water in its different states such as bubble membrane, liquid or gas always features totally different absorption properties. Electromagnetic pollution dries our planet out and makes the living clouds disappear into the sky above. Microwaves are particularly effective in this because their wavelength is in resonance with the dipole oscillations of living water. Together with the sun all these waves are busy shuttling our water away into the infinite space of the cosmos while drying out our atmosphere, which in turn then loses its protective function.
In addition to the drying effect of radiation on our atmosphere, there is another important aspect to be looked at. The area of evaporation on the earth becomes smaller and smaller. First, through urban development. Second, through extensive agriculture. A field evaporates much less water than a forest, not mentioning the rainforest in the tropical belt. One adds to the other. The lower the amount of living dipole water in the atmosphere, the higher the radiation level and the more intense the drying out of our planet.
Save our living clouds with their bubbles (membranes or walls) and droplets, with the dense water of life within. Actually, what time is it?
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