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I just want to tie the shoelaces😏
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On October 13, 1947, a collaborative team of government, military, and General Electric scientists (known as Project Cirrus) flew a B-17 bomber into a hurricane about 415 miles east of Jacksonville, Florida. They dumped approximately 80 kilograms (roughly 180 pounds) of crushed dry ice into the storm to see if cloud seeding could weaken it by freezing supercooled water in the clouds. Shortly after, the hurricane (historically referred to as the 1947 Cape Sable/Florida-Georgia Hurricane or unofficially as
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