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originally posted by: soulpowertothendegree
I live in an area where I can go weeks without seeing a single contrail of any kind and the weather doesn't change very much at all, then one day I can wake up and the entire day I will see them all over the place. I know they are not contrails and I have tried this type of thread before only to get trolled to death, so have fun and good luck.
originally posted by: raedar
a reply to: Zaphod58
And nobody here is denying contrails.
The difference is that contrails dissipate, whereas chemtrails are formed using grid patterns and they spread out to form clouds that remain for hours blocking the sun and making the sky look dirty.
originally posted by: raedar
a reply to: Zaphod58
Many soil samples and snow samples have been conducted and show increased barium and aluminum.
originally posted by: raedar
And they have admitted to Geoengineering, they just slipped it in like it was some "new" thing, what, like a year ago? NOT NEW.
Oh really...
What kind of Cirrus clouds do you mean?
Cirrus fibratus
- Intortus
- Radiatus
- Vertebratus
- Duplicatus
Cirrus uncinus
Cirrus spissatus
Cirrus castellanus
Cirrus floccus
If I look at the pictures of most of them I would call them Cirrus Exhaustus (specifically from Aeroplanus).
Care to explain the extensive grid patterns as described by raedar?
I know and thanks.
It's not about being right OR wrong, it's about what I have to see, if I look up in the sky.
And that, my friend, is something that can't be denied.
I know I'm not the only one (Oh, thank God I'm not blind yet), because I talk to alot of people about it.
I think it's amusing how some are so quickly to defend otherwise.
Shows true colors IMO, sit back and enjoy
originally posted by: Tyrion79
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: raedar
What I have observed and am speaking to is the grid patterns made by one or two that spread out over hours and form clouds that block the sun.
They call them Cirrus Clouds.
Oh really...
What kind of Cirrus clouds do you mean?
Cirrus fibratus
- Intortus
- Radiatus
- Vertebratus
- Duplicatus
Cirrus uncinus
Cirrus spissatus
Cirrus castellanus
Cirrus floccus
If I look at the pictures of most of them I would call them Cirrus Exhaustus (specifically from Aeroplanus).
Care to explain the extensive grid patterns as described by raedar?
originally posted by: Tyrion79
a reply to: Zaphod58
Ok, somehow I knew this would go into a technical direction, which I didn't rule out in my OP.
I admit, I simply don't have the know how.
I was NOT born out of an egg, as we say here in Holland, cause I'm aware of basic physics and warmer airpockets and such, however scientific twist you give this, the skypainting I see today, is NOT normal, not in the past and not in the future.
originally posted by: Tyrion79
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: raedar
What I have observed and am speaking to is the grid patterns made by one or two that spread out over hours and form clouds that block the sun.
Care to explain the extensive grid patterns as described by raedar?
The "grid patterns" of which you speak result from a couple of factors. The most important is the fairly recent change in the mode of electronic navigation. It used to be that there were strictly defined "highways" in the sky which were defined by low frequency radio ranges and VHF Onmidirectional ranges (VORs), sometimes combined with Tactical Air Navigation stations (VORTACS) The VHF airways for low altitude were called Victor Airways; for high altitude, they were Jet Airways. Before the implementation of modern ATC radar with Mode C and S transponders, you had to stick to the airways. It was the only way to ensure adequate separation between aircraft. Now, however, since the widespread use of TSO Certified Inertial Navigation/Ring Gyro Systems, Global navs and GPS, you can file a flight plan to go direct, and you can ignore the highway system with ATC permission. A second factor is the increase in traffic. There are FAA designated preferred routes for traffic but there is so much traffic that not everyone can fit on the route and still maintain the required vertical, lateral and in-trail separation, so it is common to be given an "offset, where you fly a course parallel but offset some distance from the route. The congestion got so bad that the FAA reduced the required vertical separation of cruise altitudes from 2,000 to 1,000 feet for aircraft that receive RVSM certification relating to autopilots and instrumentation.
originally posted by: Tyrion79
originally posted by: soulpowertothendegree
I live in an area where I can go weeks without seeing a single contrail of any kind and the weather doesn't change very much at all, then one day I can wake up and the entire day I will see them all over the place. I know they are not contrails and I have tried this type of thread before only to get trolled to death, so have fun and good luck.
I know and thanks.
It's not about being right OR wrong, it's about what I have to see, if I look up in the sky.
And that, my friend, is something that can't be denied.
I know I'm not the only one (Oh, thank God I'm not blind yet), because I talk to alot of people about it.
I think it's amusing how some are so quickly to defend otherwise.
Shows true colors IMO, sit back and enjoy
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Tyrion79
Look at the picture of the radar image I posted earlier. Explain how you're NOT going to get grids and patterns with that much air traffic flying at the same time.
originally posted by: Tyrion79
Why if there's so much airtraffic in the sky all the time, are there days that have no contrails at all?
Wouldn't all the conditions for forming them still apply?
originally posted by: Tyrion79
a reply to: ManFromEurope
Would it be at all possible to modify the engines and put additives in the fuel instead?
(Therefore removing the need for extra tanks and not raise suspicion)