Qatar Will Use $500,000 Artificial Clouds for the World Cup
Apparently, the artificial clouds, developed by scientists at Qatar University, are made from a "lightweight carbon structure carrying a giant envelope of material containing helium gas." There are four solar-powered engines that will move the "cloud" (via remote control) to block the sun and make the temperature playable.
This is cool! But this will also happen in 2022, a whole 11 years from now where we'll likely be using an iPhone 16 (which hopefully by then, will have its own artificial cloud) and seeing a dominant US soccer team win the damn thing. One or the other, at least.
That's totally sick. Should be fun to see.
ReplyDeleteVery creative solution.
ReplyDeletevery interesting...we make clouds lol
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Cool technical idea. I wonder if there will be an iphone app for that?
ReplyDeleteDamn thats cool, I MAKE MY OWN CLOUDS, want some rain?? here let me cloud it up for you
ReplyDeletethats alot of mola for clouds!
ReplyDeleteLooks very interesting, any other pics ?
ReplyDeletesounds cool but, I think I'll forgotten by then haha.
ReplyDeletesuddenly the clouds unexpectedly start shooting out lightning in the stadium
ReplyDeletethats kind of freaky
ReplyDeleteThats pretty crazy!
ReplyDeleteThe fact that they have to come up with something like this just shows how stupid FIFA were to give Qatar the world cup... Nice blog though :)
ReplyDeletePretty cool. Thanks for the info.
ReplyDeleteHaha, fake clouds. It'll be well worth it.
ReplyDeleteArtificial clouds, wow, they really focus on the details, huh :S
ReplyDeleteSounds pretty awesome. Hope a player doesn't get struck by lightning.
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty fucking awesome. Not gonna lie.
ReplyDelete22 years? can't wait. :)
ReplyDeletewe'll have PCUs/internet in our contact lenses by then.
ReplyDeleteI hope this looks as good on the TV as it would at the actual stadium.
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