Those three holes in the clouds aren't AI-generated — Rainmaker says it can clear overcast skies on demand
aidan_mclau · x · 2026-09-09
Rainmaker's research team announced a new capability: clearing overcast skies in specific meteorological regimes. The three holes visible in the shared photos are real cloud-clearing results, not AI-generated images.
The company says the technique could improve aviation safety, solar power generation, and more, with a white paper detailing the approach.
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