Ionically charged particles.

[driveby]

Can radiowaves move ionically charged microscopic, or small particles?

[Irukanji]

Plasma?

Just use microwaves.....and preferably a noble gas so it doesnt decompose into some undesirable substances.

Plasma = ionized particles.

[Mathematics]

Yes, that's how an antenna works.

[driveby]

I mean ionically charged alluminum particles. Can they be manipulated to move through the air?

[Butcher]

I mean ionically charged alluminum particles. Can they be manipulated to move through the air?

:facepalm:

the only thing that acts as a particle and a wave is visible light

[Mathematics]

:facepalm:

the only thing that acts as a particle and a wave is visible light

No. This doesn't have anything to do with the thread but all particles exhibit wave like behaviour, even collections of particles act as a wave, look at C60 diffraction.

To the OP, of course a charged particle in an electric field will have a force exerted on it.

[Not driveby]

Then weather modification is an undeniable phenomenon.

[Mathematics]

Then weather modification is an undeniable phenomenon.

The weather is a chaotic system, every breath you let out modifies the weather at some point in the future.

[Not driveby]

I am reffering to how the government is hitting the atmosphere with EMFs, and moving microscopic aluminum particles, to create shapes in chemtrails, and to manipulate temperature, and windflow patterns.