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Dash Gordon's avatar

Rainmaker Technology is a private company and does not have a publicly traded stock, ticker symbol, or IPO price.

Investment Access: Shares are not available on public exchanges like the NYSE or Nasdaq; they are considered private securities.

Eligibility: Only accredited investors can purchase shares, typically through secondary trading marketplaces like Nasdaq Private Market or directly with the company.

Funding History: The company raised $6.3 million in a seed round in May 2024 and $25 million in a Series A round led by Lowercarbon Capital in May 2025.

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Notice that they are, indeed, raising capital via selling private shares. We all know where this leads: public IPO. This is groundwork for a pump-and-dump or, more likely, pump-and-pivot scam.

Also, allowing companies that are free to spray chemicals into the atmosphere under ANY circumstance is way, way more dangerous than simply changing the weather. Once a group like this exists it will essentially become an NGO with the infrastructure set up to put all sorts of biochemical agents ("vaccines", herbacides, pestacides, bioweapons, surveillance "dust") above us. Once any nefarious schemes become too hot to handle, the government will simply hang some of the owners out to dry and pass all the responsibility onto the "corporation", disavowing all knowledge of what happened. This is what fascism is in textbook form. All NGOs are is fascist infrastructure.

Paul Vonharnish's avatar

"All NGOs are is fascist infrastructure." Nailed it! Good comment. Thanks.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

This my idea too. Private now, but what happens later? I thought some of the equipment was military stuff.

janet kessler's avatar

It's always a bad idea to fool with Mother Nature however man always believes 'he knows best.' Always a BIG mistake. The question is, what happens AFTER man alters something that occurs naturally? With all this additional crap thrown into the atmosphere where it doesn't belong, what happens with whatever's left there? What's the unintentional consequence?

Paul Vonharnish's avatar

Erm... >>> Ecological effects of silver iodide and other weather modification agents: A review

Article in Water Resources Research 6(1) · February 1970 >>> DOI: 10.1029/WR006i001p00088 >>>

Abstract >>> "The silver ion is among the most toxic of heavy metal ions, particularly to microorganisms and to fish. The ease with which Ag forms insoluble compounds, however, reduces its importance as an environmental contaminant. Ag is not likely to concentrate to harmful levels through either terrestrial or aquatic food chains. *** There is some possibility that Ag from cloud seeding will retard growth of algae, fungi, bacteria, and fish in fresh water; additional laboratory investigations are needed.*** Inhibition of aquatic microorganisms would interfere with the cycle that returns essential nutrients to the water. Ag in air and water should be regularly monitored. Iodine in AgI poses no environmental danger. Organic seeding agents currently being proposed are not likely to be toxic in either the short or the long run, but dispersal of proprietary organic compounds should be prohibited unless their composition is fully revealed." [End quote - asterisks mine]

The full text was once available, yet now requires Request. Complete text: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/248806274_Ecological_effects_of_silver_iodide_and_other_weather_modification_agents_A_review

The US Forest Service also published such critique years ago, but let's ignore the obvious...

janet kessler's avatar

How does it affect sea weed which people also eat? As for the fish, sounds like a companion piece to what's going on in the beef/meat industry. I'm assuming Gates is involved - yes?

Paul Vonharnish's avatar

Erm... Bill Gates? Probably not a direct contributor. I would guess financial support is under subsidiary contract with BlackRock/Vanguard...

janet kessler's avatar

Any time there's something afoot re murdering lots of something or other, he could be associated with it in some form or other. But yes, BlackRock's another suspicious one fer sure.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

Security check required. YEs I am human. Forbidden!

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

And it can never be removed - we had this discussion about radiation lately as well. We cannot compare anymore because radiation from cell phones and computers and other electronics is now everywhere.

Scrub-Texas's avatar

The horrible death laden floods in central Texas has Rainmaker doing their thing up to the day the floods started and not in that area (but close) so they either can or cannot make rain and if they do mKe rain, cannot control where the clouds go and release the torrent of rain that flooded our area and the deadly floods two hours away - hmm - something is fishy and someone is lying. But ol Abbott and Costello dog and pony show lies about everything!

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

What a wonderful way to shift weather patterns and create new lush forests and have older forests turn into deserts! Nature has been doing it on a slow basis from the beginning of time, and now man thinks he can do better. Amount of moisture in the atmosphere is constant, and only where it is released is changing because of man's interference. Ah! A military operation to starve the enemy!

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

I read years ago that one of the middle Eastern countries (might have been Saudi-Arabia) used this with success, but have heard very little about it since. I also read an article that the rainmaking products caused a flooding once here in the US, might have been on your page, in which people drowned.

I think people should stop trying to play God. Not just with trying to change weather, but with everything else, too. Test tube babies, abortion, even transplanting organs (which require life ong pill popping). I had surgery twice and a few teeth extracted, and that is as far as I would go. Usually what started as something good ends up in someone filling his pockets with the profits, and others suffering.

B K's avatar

It is in no one's best interest that this technology continue to be developed, unless the goal is to produce millions of civilian casualties. Areas with water risk being overrun by refugees.

Dusty Boots's avatar

Several years ago the same situation occurred in Saudi Arabia from drones electrically charging the clouds to induce rain, but it went to the extreme and got more rain than they wanted. Flooding in the streets.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

Ah you have more info than I did. I never heard of that - only that they had used the technology!

JoshuaRayJongema.Com's avatar

Cloud seeding may not make any rain. It may only pull it from nearby and focus it in a target area.

"Cloud seeding condenses water that is already present in cloud formations."

https://thebulletin.org/2022/08/dodging-silver-bullets-how-cloud-seeding-could-go-wrong/

Rosemarie Weleski's avatar

Playing God never works out well. No fiddling with God's creation! It will come back to bite us.

Lesha's avatar

I'm so sick of man thinking he can do better than God. All they do is screw things up. Just like Hawaii, brought mongooses over to kill rats. Rats are nocturnal mongooses are not. So now we are overrun with mongooses (who eat native birds) and we still have the rats. 🙄

Logicalpaladin's avatar

I love that there were 19 flares releasing 19g of silver and it produced 19 million gallons of rain. Pretty cool. lol. Sarc.

Paul Vonharnish's avatar

Aerosol-driven precipitation modification >>> April 23, 2026 >>>

Excerpted from opening comment: The report below examines aerosol effects on precipitation across four urban areas in China. “Aerosols modulate clouds and precipitation primarily through Aerosol–Radiation Interactions (ARI) and Aerosol–Cloud Interactions (ACI) (IPCC, 2013, 2021), which subsequently affect the intensity, frequency, and spatiotemporal distribution of precipitation (Rosenfeld et al., 2008). These interactions involve complex multiscale, multi-factor coupling effects with profound implications for regional hydrological cycles, extreme weather events, and climate systems (Li et al., 2016, 2019; Ramanathan et al., 2001; Zhao et al., 2018, 2020).”

https://zerogeoengineering.com/2026/aerosol-driven-precipitation-modification/

Another page of "regulatory" insanity circa 2010. https://zerogeoengineering.com/2026/2010-geoengineering-iii-domestic-and-international-research-governance/

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