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originally posted by: anton74
a reply to: thorfourwinds
Before its news is another no-no. Icke, Greer, and Lear will just get you laughed at.
Could you please give us a better source of info than a conspiracy website?
I have to ask why you included Jim Oberg as he is a member here?
Read up on his take on then Tether incident and you will answer your own question.
So what he's a member?
So are you.
Read up on his take on then Tether incident and you will answer your own question.
O'berg is for NASA, no matter whether right or wrong.
Because I could see the difference between the two is all I can say. . ice crystals at heights standing up refracting light as a rainbow is pure..
Meaning the colors are pure in what you are talking about and the refraction is a coherent spectrum.
What I used to see were clouds in middle of summer with an oily sheen at lower altitudes. The "sheen" was like oily water.. No coherence in the spectrum at all.
So what he's a member?
So are you.
Read up on his take on then Tether incident and you will answer your own question.
O'berg is for NASA, no matter whether right or wrong.
Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is also its largest city containing one-fifth of the country's population. The superb natural harbor at Lisbon is a commercially important European port handling much of the import-export traffic for Portugal and Spain. The Tagus River, which meets the Atlantic Ocean at Lisbon, originates in central Spain. It provides limited access to the interior Iberian Peninsula because it descends from the great Meseta plateau of central Spain through narrow gorges.
Vapor trails, like those crossing this image, are formed by the combustion of airplane fuel when a plane passes through a part of the atmosphere with relatively high humidity. The contrails themselves are actually plumes of ice crystals that can persist in the atmosphere for several hours. Most of these contrails are probably intercontinental flights coming and going from Madrid, Spain.
This image was taken from the Space Shuttle on February 13, 2000.
originally posted by: Bspiracy
a reply to: tsurfer2000h
I'm looking right now at a bunch of contrails which are common since an airport is nearby. Flight paths generally go around the airport or come from the airport and then turn towards whatever direction the planes are headed from the airport..