Fire a few rockets into the sky, fly a small plane over the clouds and open a canister,

and suddenly, thousands of feet below, raindrops start falling.

The promise of being able to control the weather, to the point of having as much, or as little, rain as you want,

is so compelling as to command

the intellect of our top inventors.

The only question is, does cloud seeding really work?

That's coming up right now on Skeptoid.

Celebrate Skeptoid's

1,000th episode with an unforgettable adventure.

Join us for a mini-sceptics conference at sea

aboard the luxurious celebrity reflection

as we explore the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, the Bimini Road, Key West Shipwrecks, and more.

Enjoy a private shipboard conference featuring special guests, Ross Blotcher from Oh No, Ross and Carey,

Ben Radford from Skeptical Inquirer and Squaring the Strange, Blake Smith from Monster Talk, and more.

Oh, and I'll be there too.

Come and hang out with all of us for the whole week.

Meals, drinks, including alcohol, tips, and epic side quests are all included.

Plus, for an optional extra charge, join me and our special guests for an incredible

post-cruz

adventure. Highlights include a trip to the mysterious coral castle from Skeptoid number 149,

a taste of the Everglades, a visit to an alligator farm, and a famous milkshake from Robert

is here, dinner and a show at the famous Mai Chi Polynesian restaurant, and a relaxing

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