Weather Engineering Operations Reports — Trevor James Constable & Thomas J. Brown

Weather Engineering Operations Reports

By Trevor James Constable and Thomas Joseph Brown
(Borderland Sciences Research Foundation)

From 1988 through the early 1990s, Trevor James Constable carried out a series of organized field operations in etheric weather engineering — a continuation and expansion of Wilhelm Reich’s orgone experiments into practical atmospheric work.

Compiled and edited by Thomas J. Brown, these official Borderland Sciences Operations Reports document the step-by-step technical progress of a functioning life-energy technology applied to the weather organism.

Each report includes:

• Operational logs from Trevor’s field teams—locations, timing, instruments, and outcomes.
• Official meteorological data and radar imagery verifying the atmospheric changes.
• Photographic evidence of equipment setups, formations, and weather responses.
• Commentary and interpretation from both Constable and Brown on etheric causation, energy dynamics, and human participation in natural processes.

These reports chronicle real-time interactions between human intention, geometric instrumentation, and the etheric vitality of the planet—forming a bridge between spiritual science and applied natural engineering.

“Where conventional meteorology ends, the etheric begins—revealing the formative forces that make weather a living organism.”

Fully illustrated. 112 pages. PDF Digital Edition.