Garbage dispersal at 40,000 feet.
Apr 4, 2018 10:48:13 #
Woke up to clear blue sky this morning at 7:00 AM. Took this photo at 8:30 AM. Don't worry, it's just aluminum, barium, strontium, titanium, arsenic, and a few other heavy metals. If you think they are contrails; as Mr. T would say: "Pity the fool". Try not to breath when you see this over your area.
Apr 4, 2018 10:54:25 #
Apr 4, 2018 10:56:48 #
Oh, like car exhaust is any better? Or smelters? Or....
Apr 4, 2018 11:03:20 #
Streets wrote:
Woke up to clear blue sky this morning at 7:00 AM. Took this photo at 8:30 AM. Don't worry, it's just aluminum, barium, strontium, titanium, arsenic, and a few other heavy metals. If you think they are contrails; as Mr. T would say: "Pity the fool". Try not to breath when you see this over your area.
Hey, I have some oceanfront property for sale in Nevada. GUARANTEED no contrails that you might have to breathe in!!!!!
Apr 4, 2018 11:05:10 #
Streets wrote:
Woke up to clear blue sky this morning at 7:00 AM. Took this photo at 8:30 AM. Don't worry, it's just aluminum, barium, strontium, titanium, arsenic, and a few other heavy metals. If you think they are contrails; as Mr. T would say: "Pity the fool". Try not to breath when you see this over your area.
Nice contrails, great depth, sharp contrast, good clarity, pretty picture, great focus, thanks for sharing
Apr 4, 2018 14:52:41 #
Apr 4, 2018 15:58:56 #
pmorin wrote:
We used to care. But then we stopped.
That's when we used to believe in Conspiracies....and then yes, we stopped when science took control....
Apr 4, 2018 16:39:25 #
Blaster34 wrote:
That's when we used to believe in Conspiracies....and then yes, we stopped when science took control....
Ah yes, science------Like when I was a project engineer on the Surveyor unmanned Moon lander SCTVGDHS, and the Apollo Command Module simulator programs. That kind of science? Of course, that was back in the 60's when we had to use our log/log slide rules to do our computations, so maybe that wasn't real science.
Apr 4, 2018 16:46:41 #
Streets wrote:
Ah yes, science------Like when I was a project engineer on the Surveyor unmanned Moon lander SCTVGDHS, and the Apollo Command Module simulator programs. That kind of science? Of course, that was back in the 60's when we had to use our log/log slide rules to do our computations, so maybe that wasn't real science.
Ok then, Science....... let’s hear, once again, your hypothesis and the factual data, not theory’s, and give us a chance to understand your reasoning.
Apr 4, 2018 17:05:02 #
I don't think I can swallow your reasoning, but everyone can believe what they want. Like, maybe the world is really flat.
Apr 4, 2018 22:07:29 #
Apr 4, 2018 22:46:06 #
Wagnerian1 wrote:
we rarely have a chemtrail free day here!!!
Finally; intelligence rears it's ugly head. It's the same here in the Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex. The only days when I am unable to determine a chemtrailing day is when we have a low ceiling due to Gulf moisture. Coal ash is the most likely material that is being used. It's abundant and cheap. The coal burning power plants have more of this garbage than they can handle and they love not having to take it to the toxic waste dumps when the government can spray it in the stratosphere in the name of "weather control" at no cost to the producer. Rainwater analysis indicates that the chemicals found are exactly the same as those found in coal ash.
Apr 4, 2018 23:49:38 #
Apr 5, 2018 00:27:14 #
Streets wrote:
Finally; intelligence rears it's ugly head. It's ... (show quote)
I bet you love it when NASCAR comes to town (Ft. Worth)?
Apr 5, 2018 06:41:22 #
OR.... just maybe when you burn hydrocarbons the result is WATER and CO2. And when you pump our hot water vapor into minus 30 degrees - it condenses into visible steam!!! Those who live in the cold north are used to seeing this from car exhausts, power plant exhausts, the little chimney from their furnace when it is on, and the exhaust port from their clothes dryer! Not really pumping out waste chemicals....
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