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Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Uncinus
Well, actually gyrocompasses are preferred but they are aligned with magnetic north.
What happens on long flights? Presumably you keep re-adjusting the gyro to local magnetic?
Probably easier on a big plane.
Are Chemtrails preparation for a polar shift where global warming will be necessary
Originally posted by Paschar0
unless you're thinking that somehow electricity generated through chemtrail clouds is going to slow or help the situation.
My thinking was that if the government believed that a polar shift would cause the planet to drop in temperature, maybe by modifying the weather through chem trails is believed necessary to grow crops and survive. Might explain the secrecy and other claims some make.
Originally posted by luxordelphi
...... and all climate data now goes through the CIA and their data center has not been forthcoming in releasing information.
....all climate data now goes through the CIA and their data center has not been forthcoming in releasing information. So at this point whether or not the planet is cooling or warming is classified.
When the center was launched in 2009, the CIA said it would not address the science of climate change but rather the national security impact of phenomena such as desertification, rising sea levels, population shifts and heightened competition for natural resources.
Its charter is not the science of climate change, but the national security impact of phenomena such as desertification, rising sea levels, population shifts, and heightened competition for natural resources. The Center will provide support to American policymakers as they negotiate, implement, and verify international agreements on environmental issues. That is something the CIA has done for years. “Decision makers need information and analysis on the effects climate change can have on security.
The Center will assume responsibility for coordinating with Intelligence Community partners on the review and declassification of imagery and other data that could be of use to scientists in their own climate-related research. This effort draws on imagery and other information that is collected in any event, assisting the US scientific community without a large commitment of resources.
Given our inability to reach agreements to reduce the emissions to mitigate climate change, and given the long-term consequences of adding greenhouse gases into the atmosphere today, a number of climate intervention concepts have been proposed. These concepts referred to as geonengineering, can be divided into two broad classes: 1) Solar Radiation Management techniques that seek to increase the amount of solar radiation reflected back into space thus increasing the Earth's albedo by a small percentage to offset the effects of increased greenhouse gases; and, 2) Carbon dioxide removal techniques which aim to remove CO2 from the atmosphere
PG 135; APPENDIX B - The general conclusion of these reports is that while most of the proposed geoengineering options are considered technically impractical or cost-prohibitive, some, such as stratospheric aerosol injection and boundary-layer marine cloud seeding, are potentially feasible. These reports also conclude that the potential for unintended consequences for all geoengineering options has not yet received significant study. These reports find that a significant research program would be a necessary precursor to any sub-scale field experiments or full scale deployment of geoengineering.
These reports also conclude that the potential for unintended consequences for all geoengineering options has not yet received significant study.