The James Webb Space Telescope discovered that a planet named WASP-107b has sand rain and clouds. In 2020, the SNOWIE project used advanced technology to study cloud-seeding, a method of weather modification by dispersing substances into clouds. NASA recently found that certain bacteria are able to form ice, showing that water, a key component of life, exists on small exoplanets' atmospheres. Humans have long known that rain comes from clouds, but ancient Greeks believed it to be a gift from Zeus. A false claim about NASA developing a rain-generating machine has been circulating, and scientists are experimenting with using electricity to create precipitation. Contrary to popular belief, studies have shown that cloud seeding actually increases precipitation. Additionally, research has shown that rainfall from seeded clouds lasts longer and covers a larger area than natural rainfall.