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We are not even a week out from the deadly flooding in Texas that killed at least 123 pe uh 20 people with 173 still missing. And as first responders shift their efforts from rescue to recovery, which could be months, the country is now dealing with another problem. Conspiracy theories.As Wired magazine reports, within hours of the tragedy happening, conspiracy theorists, right-wing influencers, and lawmakers were pushing wild claims on social media that the floods were somehow geoengineered. In Oklahoma, f ...

Chase, any conspiracy always starts with like a threat a thread of of truth here. Can you explain the science. Like what is cloud seeding first off.And and how is it being used in Texas. Yeah. So So cloud seating is really this idea for farmers of like, hey, there's some moisture up there in the clouds.Is there a way that we can get it out of the clouds down here to the surface to help farmers. Because water vapor that's in the air needs something to grab onto which is often like smaller than the tip of a p ...

And finally tonight, in these confusing times, you might have seen posts or videos connecting cloud seeding to what is happening in Texas. And and then earlier tonight, the CEO of a weather modification company confirmed that planes in Texas did release silver iote into the atmosphere 2 days before the floods. But he also explained why he says scientifically that does not mean that the two events are connected.Watch this. We're talking about like sub cimeter amounts of precipitation be it in snow or rain fr ...