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MagnumOpus
tsurfer2000h
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Obviously, such is greater an effect for making heavier jet induced chemical white clouds in the summers.
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Very good------notice the Ozone Hole has a season also.
October is the highest level for Ozone Depletion and the need greatest to pull more Freon breakdown products out of the atmosphere is greatest then. Chemtrial methods tend to favor colder seasons for more BN.
They punch it hard again two months later, before things start warming up.
Things change from time to time, but the objective is to control the Ozone Depletion.
And with that stop getting close to the methane hydrate release problems.
Very good-------Correlation data--------notice the Ozone Hole has a season also.
October is the highest level for Ozone Depletion and the need greatest to pull more Freon breakdown products out of the atmosphere is greatest then. Some Chemtrial methods tend to favor colder seasons for more BN.
They punch it hard again two months later, before things start warming up.
Things change from time to time, but the objective is to control the Ozone Depletion. And with that stop getting close to the methane hydrate release problems. The planet hovers right on the edge of high methane hydrate releases.
Evergreen works on all kinds of projects---wide scope and spectrum.
Aloysius the Gaul
MagnumOpus
tsurfer2000h
reply to post by MagnumOpus
Obviously, such is greater an effect for making heavier jet induced chemical white clouds in the summers.
Here this may interest you...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
This one may too...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Truly worth the read...
Very good------notice the Ozone Hole has a season also.
Yes - and it is all about extremely low temperatures, chlorine and bromine.....boron and freon don't get a mention
October is the highest level for Ozone Depletion and the need greatest to pull more Freon breakdown products out of the atmosphere is greatest then. Chemtrial methods tend to favor colder seasons for more BN.
They punch it hard again two months later, before things start warming up.
seems unlikely since neither Freon nor Boron are particularly relevant to ozone, and you have no actual source for this other than your own imagination.
Things change from time to time, but the objective is to control the Ozone Depletion.
so not global warming or depopulation at all any more??
And with that stop getting close to the methane hydrate release problems.
And how is that working?
In 2008 the United States Department of Energy National Laboratory system[14] identified potential clathrate destabilization in the Arctic as one the most serious scenarios for abrupt climate change, which have been singled out for priority research. The U.S. Climate Change Science Program released a report in late December 2008 estimating the gravity of the risk of clathrate destabilization, alongside three other credible abrupt climate change scenarios.[15]
I'd suggest a class action against every aircraft company that is associated with lingering jet trails of any kind, asking for the Environmental Impact Statements and for damages due to graffiti type damages to your skies.
MagnumOpus
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Evergreen works on all kinds of projects---wide scope and spectrum.
On December 31, 2013, Evergreen International Airlines filled a Chapter 7 petition in federal bankruptcy court in Delaware. The bankruptcy filing lists seven entities as submitting the Chapter 7 petition: Evergreen Aviation Ground Logistics Enterprise, Evergreen Defense and Security Services, Evergreen International Airlines, Evergreen International Aviation, Evergreen Systems Logistics, Evergreen Trade, and Supertanker Services.[
tsurfer2000h
reply to post by MagnumOpus
Evergreen works on all kinds of projects---wide scope and spectrum.
And none of them chemtrails.
totallackey
reply to post by MagnumOpus
I'd suggest a class action against every aircraft company that is associated with lingering jet trails of any kind, asking for the Environmental Impact Statements and for damages due to graffiti type damages to your skies.
No, you would not. Be honest, at least, in regard to the steps you are willing to take...it seems you are only willing to sit in front of your monitor and type speculation. I was (as far as I know) the first one here that suggested those who believe in chemtrails to file a class action suit.
Here, once again, are the elements contained in exhaust gas.
I have one question for you, if you do not mind...
First, take a look at this picture:
Now, picture a day where the ambient temperature is -45 degrees Fahrenheit and the relative humidity is near 80 percent.
What would the length be of the exhaust gas trail from that car?
edit on 11-3-2014 by totallackey because: clarity
A front is called a cold front if the cold air mass is replacing the warm air mass. The air behind a cold front is colder and typically drier than the air ahead of it, which is generally warm and moist. There is typically a shift in wind direction as the front passes, along with a change in pressure tendency (pressure falls prior to the front arriving and rises after it passes). Cold fronts have a steep slope, which causes air to be forced upward along its leading edge. This is why there is sometimes a band of showers and/or thunderstorms that line up along the leading edge of the cold front. Cold fronts are represented on a weather map by a solid blue line with triangles pointing in the direction of its movement.
A warm front occurs when a cold air mass is receding (i.e. a warm air mass is replacing a cold air mass). The air behind a warm front is warm and moist, while the air ahead of a warm front is cooler and less moist. Similar to the cold front, there will a shift in wind direction as the front passes and a change in pressure tendency. Warm fronts have a more gentle slope than cold fronts, which often leads to a gradual rise of air. This gradual rise of air favors the development of widespread, continuous precipitation, which often occurs along and ahead of the front. Warm fronts are represented on a weather map by a solid red line with semi-circles pointing in the direction of its movement.
MagnumOpus
reply to post by totallackey
Another one of your short sighted fits of non-sense. You don't cover the Persistence for Chemtrails with that copy and paste nonsense.
totallackey
reply to post by MagnumOpus
MagnumOpus
reply to post by totallackey
Another one of your short sighted fits of non-sense. You don't cover the Persistence for Chemtrails with that copy and paste nonsense.
How do you know the car exhaust does not contain boron, as if that has anything to do with my question.
Once again, I simply ask you to answer my question, which is:
How long do you think the exhaust trail of the automobile would be if the air temperature was -45 and the relative humidity was 80 percent?
As far I am concerned, I have no reason to doubt the exhaust plume would be at least as long as that car traveled and would last as long as those conditions were prevalent where it was driving.
Can you prove me wrong?edit on 11-3-2014 by totallackey because: brevity and conciseness of response, along with feelings of fatigue in dealing with such nincompoopery...
You can not even get the starting point correct. at -45 degrees there won't be 80 percent humidity.
MagnumOpus
totallackey
reply to post by MagnumOpus
MagnumOpus
reply to post by totallackey
Another one of your short sighted fits of non-sense. You don't cover the Persistence for Chemtrails with that copy and paste nonsense.
How do you know the car exhaust does not contain boron, as if that has anything to do with my question.
Once again, I simply ask you to answer my question, which is:
How long do you think the exhaust trail of the automobile would be if the air temperature was -45 and the relative humidity was 80 percent?
As far I am concerned, I have no reason to doubt the exhaust plume would be at least as long as that car traveled and would last as long as those conditions were prevalent where it was driving.
Can you prove me wrong?edit on 11-3-2014 by totallackey because: brevity and conciseness of response, along with feelings of fatigue in dealing with such nincompoopery...
You can not even get the starting point correct. at -45 degrees there won't be 80 percent humidity.
Go back to school and learn something.
I've run my little Honda at -20, and the fog plume was 10 ft and disappeared quickly.
MagnumOpus
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You can not even get the starting point correct. at -45 degrees there won't be 80 percent humidity.
Radiosonde relative humidity (RH) measurements are known to be unreliable at cold temperatures. This study characterizes radiosonde RH measurements from Vaisala RS80-A thin-film capacitive sensors in the temperature range 0° to −70°C. Sources of measurement error are identified, and two approaches for correcting the errors are presented. The corrections given in this paper apply only to the Vaisala RS80-A sensor, although the RS80-H sensor is briefly discussed for comparison.
Go back to school and learn something.
I've run my little Honda at -20, and the fog plume was 10 ft and disappeared quickly.