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“A doubling of carbon dioxide traps less than 2% of the outgoing radiation emitted by the Earth,” he says.
That's not exactly the way I read it, what it says is the global plan is only to be implemented if the polar plan proves insufficient:
Originally posted by smurfy
reply to post by Arbitrageur
But, if you read at the actual link you will see the idea is that the spray is distributed world wide in around ten days.
It is a fiendishly simple plan and startlingly cheap. IV estimates a “save the poles” project could be set up in just two years at a cost of roughly $20m, with an annual operating cost of about $10m.
If cooling the poles alone proved insufficient, IV has drawn up a “save the planet” version, with five worldwide base stations instead of two and three hoses at each site. This would put about three to five times the amount of sulphur dioxide into the stratosphere. Even so, that would still represent less than 1% of current worldwide sulphur emissions.
Hmmmmm.....
Then, please SHOW us.
Demonstrate to everyone, do the math.
Please calculate HOW they can carry the needed heavy payloads, given that they must also carry fuel to keep them flying for the duration of the time aloft, plus safe reserves for landing.
SO, you are now forced to consider only the Military, and/or contracted sources. BUT, you still have to show how the manpower, the hours needed, and the payloads can possibly approach the needed levels to carry the vast amounts that are alleged, here.
Very well may be, but if such activity were taking place without the permission or knowledge of the public it would be wrong.
It is a benign intent...not nefarious
Originally posted by Chadwickus
Just a thought, if there are these additives in jet fuel then why don't we see trails from the moment the plane starts up and takes off?
Originally posted by AllSeeingI
What I am doing in this thread is presenting the patent which suggests a method which may explain the suspicious Chemtrail phenomenon. I am convinced based on my own observations, logic, and intuition that what I have seen is not normal.
I have only seen Chemtrails for sure twice in my life.
I am a pilot with a degree in aviation and at least a part 141 aviation college's worth of weather classes under my belt and I know the difference between a regular contrail and a suspicious Chemtrail.
What I am doing in this thread is presenting the patent which suggests a method which may explain the suspicious Chemtrail phenomenon.
There are a number of aircraft capable of performing the mission this patent suggests. For example the KC-135 can fly 1,500 miles carrying the max fuel load of 150,000lbs of liquid cargo or a max range up to 11,015 miles empty or cargo (go halfway on the payload and get halfway on the range).
I am not suggesting that the Chemtrail program is massive and I am sure it does not include the entire Commercial airline fleet.
I have only seen Chemtrails for sure twice in my life.
...but if such activity were taking place without the permission or knowledge of the public it would be wrong.
Also if they believe that saving the planet is worth the possible health risks associated with the substances...
... something is going on with a veil of secrecy surrounding it.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by AllSeeingI
I have only seen Chemtrails for sure twice in my life.
Um...that is quite the claim. HOW do you know they were "chemtrails"? Air samples? Please provide your evidence.
Willing to give up blue skies for climate fix?
Geoengineering gets closer look as a 'Plan B' in case emissions don't fall Image:
A new study describes pros and cons of cooling Earth via a thin cloud of aerosols. Techniques cited to do that are, from left, artillery cannons, a miles-long tower, military aircraft and stratospheric balloons.
l We can probably engineer Earth's climate to cool the planet, scientists say, but are we willing to live with the downsides? Those could include creating more droughts, more ozone holes and, oh yeah, a thin cloud layer that obscures blue skies and gives astronomers fits.
"using airborne sub-microscopic particles...*skip*... These aerosol particles would be created.... This could be done by: releasing precursors at the Earth‘s surface and allowing them to be carried into the stratosphere;
...or delivering them into the stratosphere using high-altitude balloons or aircraft.
...(possibly by addition to aviation fuel, which could reduce the cost of delivery."
Sulphate aerosols.... It has been estimated that this scheme would require ~1.5 to 3 teragrams of sulphur to be added to the stratosphere each year...although another study suggested that ~5 teragrams... might be needed ...
Inserting !!! here! Is this really a serious proposal?? Well, as long as it doesn't get into the water cycle and make more "acid rain" than we already have from ground-based factory-generated pollutants.
... could be produced: either by injecting sulphur dioxide into the stratosphere, where it would be converted into sulphuric acid droplets;....
Originally posted by smurfy
Hi Essan,
they look a lot like the Noctilucent clouds, and they can only be seen at Sunset/sunrise too, although Noctilucents are thought to be plasma generated.