A unique natural intervention, cloud seeding provides a ray of hope amidst increasing water constraint and worsening droughts. This weather manipulation technology tries to increase precipitation by modifying cloud formations, which may provide much-needed water to parched landscapes and thirsty people. Fundamentally, cloud seeding modifies the way that clouds naturally generate rain or snow by upsetting their internal equilibrium. Water vapor is a gas that is hidden from view in the atmosphere. This vapor condenses around minuscule particles known as condensation nuclei when temperatures decrease, producing microscopic water droplets that combine to form clouds. But not every cloud is made equally. Some don't have enough nuclei, which makes it harder for the cloud to condense and eventually causes it to dissipate without releasing precipitation. A unique natural intervention, cloud seeding provides a ray of hope amidst increasing water constraint and worsening droughts. This weather manipulation technology tries to increase...