What if the weather wasn't natural anymore?
Jet streams don't move like they used to. Clouds don't form like they used to. The reason? The atmosphere is being engineered-and AtmosFear explains how, why, and who's behind it.
This meticulously researched book explores the hidden world of weather manipulation and atmospheric control. Drawing on declassified military documents, climate patents, peer-reviewed science, and ongoing field experiments, it exposes a vast network of geoengineering technologies and covert environmental interventions that affect not only the sky-but the planet itself.
Inside you'll discover:
•The technologies behind cloud seeding, solar radiation management (SRM), and HAARP-style ionospheric heating
•How military operations like Operation Popeye and Project Cloverleaf laid the foundation for climate warfare
•The rise of "climate emergency" narratives as justification for large-scale atmospheric experimentation
•Documented links between weather modification and neurological illness, biodiversity loss, droughts, wildfires, and flooding
•The role of smart dust, quantum dots, and aerosolized metals in modern weather systems and their possible biological impact
AtmosFear is not science fiction. It is a forensic investigation of how weather became a tool of policy, profit, and control-and why the public remains largely unaware.
As the line between natural climate and engineered atmosphere continues to blur, one question becomes unavoidable:
Who controls the sky-and what happens if they get it wrong?
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DEVEN jones Deven Jones is a lifelong seeker of truth, drawn to the questions that live beneath the surface of everyday life: Why are we here? What is consciousness? And how much of what we call "reality" is simply perception?
Merging insights from quantum physics, metaphysics, and ancient wisdom, Deven's work explores the hidden architecture of our world?the energetic patterns, belief systems, and programmed perceptions that quietly shape our human experience. With a background in independent research and a deep respect for both science and intuition, Deven invites readers to challenge inherited narratives and remember the deeper intelligence that lives within.
Her writing isn't about offering final answers, but about reigniting the questions that lead us back to our own knowing. At the heart of every page is an invitation: to wake up, to look closer, and to reclaim the power of asking why.