Wilson’s Theory of Charge Separation: Wilson’s Theory of Charge Separation forms the foundation of modern cloud electrification studies. First proposed by C.T.R. Wilson in the early 1900s, it explains how a steady atmospheric electric field polarizes falling raindrops. Consequently, these drops scavenge ions and sort charges within a cloud. Over time, this sorting builds a dipole...
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