The King of Thailand will receive a patent from the Thai Patent Office next week for an invention related to artificial rain production. Thai officials stated that the patent for artificial rain production will be awarded to the King on Monday. According to Thai media reports, rain seeds are sprayed by aircraft into warm and cold clouds at various altitudes to create rain. This is the fourth invention of the King of Thailand. Last year, he received a patent for a type of motor oil derived from pure palm oil.
King of Thailand to Receive Patent for Artificial Rain Production Next Week
The King of Thailand is set to receive a patent for his invention of artificial rain production next week. This marks his fourth patent, following a previous one for a type of motor oil. The development highlights the King's ongoing contributions to innovation in Thailand.
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📰 What Happened
The King of Thailand is set to receive a patent for his invention of artificial rain production, marking his fourth patent. This invention involves spraying rain seeds into clouds to create rain.
- The patent for artificial rain production will be awarded next Monday.
- This is the King's fourth patent, following a previous one for a type of motor oil.
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📚 Background
Artificial rain production involves cloud seeding, a technique used to enhance precipitation, which is crucial for countries facing water shortages.
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