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A few years after Wilhelm Reich claimed he'd greened part of the Arizona desert, he was dead in a federal prison, and his publications were being destroyed under court order.
In late 1954, Wilhelm Reich took his cloudbuster into the Arizona desert to test whether it could reverse drought in the driest conditions he could find. What he claimed happened next is the part of the cloudbuster story that never gets told.
After building my own cloudbuster in my garden and watching haze and wildfire smoke clear within twenty minutes of powering it up, I went digging into his journal, CORE, which describes dozens of atmospheric operations: direction, duration, targets, timing. Reich wasn't only trying to make rain. He was trying to break up what he called DOR, deadly orgone energy, a condition he believed made the atmosphere stagnant, dry, and hazy.
Then he went to Tucson, where Mount Catalina grew clearer, humidity rose, and clouds began forming in areas he'd recorded as dead sky. January 1955 came in unusually wet for the region. Photographs from the expedition were even cataloged under phrases like 'The Prairie Reborn', as parts of the desert began greening.
A few short years later, Reich was in federal prison. His publications were destroyed under court order. By 1957, he was dead. That sequence is worth questioning.
You’ll Learn:
[0:00] Introduction
[3:38] Weather anomalies observed after powering up my garden cloudbuster
[5:44] DOR and the idea of a stagnant atmosphere
[7:38] Taking the cloudbuster to the Arizona desert
[9:21] The Prairie Reborn and greening desert vegetation
[11:19] Why the environment is responding is a much larger claim
[14:16] How everything around Reich began collapsing
[16:17] Operation Sea-Spray and long-hidden atmospheric manipulation
[18:06] Trying the backyard science experiment yourself
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