Mike Corey

That's a driving force of cloud seeding.

Cloud seeding is what is driving whether there's more or less clouds on average over the course of a decade is gonna cause more or less heat to be accrued within the greenhouse effect.

So clouds are definitely, you know, more clouds, more cold, less clouds, more warm, you know, duh.

And that's all being driven.

And there's this movie by Heinrich or a documentary by Heinrich Svensmark, who's a Danish scientist who's really got his career almost annihilated.

But it's a great documentary going through his work back in 2008 to 12, proving the driving role of cosmic rays in regulating global climate.

The Cloud Mystery is the name of it.

It's a really great one.

The Cloud Mystery?

The Cloud Mystery.

Fantastic documentary.

If you could talk to this guy, it's- Cloud Mystery doc.

Cloud Mystery documentary.

Yeah.

Heinrich Svensberg.

He couldn't get published anymore.

He couldn't get grants, couldn't get anything because he wouldn't shut up about his research, which was very peer reviewed.

It was completely like- Really?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, it was really, really, it's tight.