Meteorological weapons are a weapon more terrible than nuclear bombs, have you heard of it? Meteorological weapons are the general term for the use of scientific and technological means to create natural disasters such as heavy rain, tsunami, avalanche, and aerosol to change the battlefield environment to achieve military strikes. As early as 1913, in order to cover the army's advance to the west coast in the Italian River Valley, the US army carried out a large amount of artificial rainfall, creating a 5-kilometer-long fog barrier area to cover the army's mission of crossing the river. At that time, the German army discovered this operation of the US army, and immediately imitated the American army to create a large number of artificial landing objects, covering their own military equipment to prevent enemy bombing. In 1966, in the Vietnam War, the US military dispatched more than 20,000 aircraft to reverse the situation and dropped more than 1 million silver iodide rainfall catalytic bombs over Vietnam, resulting in continuous flash floods in some parts of Vietnam, which caused the Vietnamese army to suffer serious losses at that time. In 1970, the old United States sowed silver iodide in the clouds of Cuba's neighboring countries through the time-space extension effect, and the lead iodide was implemented artificial rainfall, causing extreme abnormal drought to Cuba, and later until the former Soviet Union helped Cuba implement artificial rainfall many times, so that Cuba's drought crisis was alleviated. In 1971 and 1976, the United States twice sent hurricanes to Honduras, Venezuela, Cuba and other countries, causing 100,000 casualties and economic losses of hundreds of millions of yuan. Although the United Nations has previously received a joint letter from 196 countries banning the use of meteorological weapons, this is not an effective binding force for some countries, and the use of color weapons is likely to change the global climate structure, and eventually bring great disasters to all mankind. Many meteorological scientists and scholars have issued stern warnings to the users of meteorological weapons, but it is difficult for meteorological weapons to hold accountable under the cover of changes in natural phenomena. However, the butterfly effect produced by the use of meteorological weapons, a series of natural disasters that cannot be controlled by human science and technology at present, has an irrestorable impact on changes in natural laws. In the long run, this also poses a serious threat to the survival of all things on Earth. Many scholars have questioned whether the earth's greenhouse effect, accelerated glacier melting, extreme abnormal weather and accelerated species extinction in the past decade or so are really caused by people's normal lives?
