Loom of the Future: The Weather Engineering Work of Trevor James Constable

Weather Engineering and Smog Reduction — from the frontiers of the etheric sciences.

Using technologies and energies long absent from modern scientific textbooks, Trevor James Constable penetrated the unseen architecture of Nature and developed practical means of working with the etheric forces that shape weather and vitality. In collaboration with Thomas J. Brown of the Borderland Sciences Research Foundation, this historic volume documents the evolution of a real, functioning etheric technology.

Through extensive interviews, rare photographs, official radar data, and firsthand reports, Loom of the Future chronicles a quarter century of pioneering work—from the early cloudbuster experiments inspired by Wilhelm Reich, to the creation of geometric, water-grounded instruments capable of clearing smog and calling rain.

Inside you will find:

• Dozens of historic photographs illustrating the development of Trevor’s etheric weather instruments.
• Official radar maps and meteorological data confirming the measurable effects of etheric engineering.
• Firsthand testimony of operations like Project Victor, Operation Pincer, and Operation Clincher—dramatically reducing smog and drought conditions.
• Technical and philosophical insights into the living ether that sustains the biosphere.
• A compelling narrative of discovery, controversy, and perseverance in the face of institutional resistance.

“No etheric technology has ever before been proven to this degree.”

This book stands as a signpost toward a future science that unites observation, geometry, and the life forces of Earth itself—a loom of the future, upon which the new fabric of understanding will be woven.

Illustrated. 178 pages. PDF Digital Edition.