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Originally posted by mkkkay
reply to post by adeclerk
Does this help By the way i myself just don't know
Lab tests show chemtrails contain aluminum!
In 2008, samples around California's Lake Shasta and the Pit River Arm tributary were tested in a State Certified Lab following weeks of fly-overs and chemtrails. The results of the water samples showed 4,610,000 parts per million of aluminum -- 4610 times the maximum contaminant level! [6]
At another pond, filled with filtered water and confirmed to contain "0" aluminum, test revealed 375,000 parts per million of aluminum (375 times the maximum contaminant level) after only 18 months exposure to the aerial spraying.
The usually pristine snow pack from the Ski Bowl area of Mt. Shasta showed 61,000 parts per million of aluminum!
www.viewzone2.com...
A high altitude weather balloon with a GPS tracker to find it and an automated air collector should do the trick.
Originally posted by mkkkay
reply to post by adeclerk
Does this help By the way i myself just don't know
Lab tests show chemtrails contain aluminum!
In 2008, samples around California's Lake Shasta and the Pit River Arm tributary were tested in a State Certified Lab following weeks of fly-overs and chemtrails. The results of the water samples showed 4,610,000 parts per million of aluminum -- 4610 times the maximum contaminant level! [6]
At another pond, filled with filtered water and confirmed to contain "0" aluminum, test revealed 375,000 parts per million of aluminum (375 times the maximum contaminant level) after only 18 months exposure to the aerial spraying.
The usually pristine snow pack from the Ski Bowl area of Mt. Shasta showed 61,000 parts per million of aluminum!
www.viewzone2.com...
Originally posted by Mactire
reply to post by adeclerk
How would a soil sample give any proof that the chemicals came from the air? Your method of gathering data is, for lack of a better word... dumb.
Originally posted by mkkkay
reply to post by adeclerk
Does this help By the way i myself just don't know
Lab tests show chemtrails contain aluminum!
In 2008, samples around California's Lake Shasta and the Pit River Arm tributary were tested in a State Certified Lab following weeks of fly-overs and chemtrails. The results of the water samples showed 4,610,000 parts per million of aluminum -- 4610 times the maximum contaminant level! [6]
At another pond, filled with filtered water and confirmed to contain "0" aluminum, test revealed 375,000 parts per million of aluminum (375 times the maximum contaminant level) after only 18 months exposure to the aerial spraying.
The usually pristine snow pack from the Ski Bowl area of Mt. Shasta showed 61,000 parts per million of aluminum!
In this article you will learn that chemtrails are real and contain aluminum particles. They have been sprayed in the atmosphere in an attempt to protect micro-circuitry and semiconductors -- primarily involved with avionics -- from atmospheric and solar radiation that causes them to fail.
"Chemtrails" are something different. They are often formed behind jet aircraft at a much lower altitude and seem to persist in the sky. They often have a different color from contrails and frequently exhibit a rainbow spectrum if lit just right from the sun.
Originally posted by Jinglelord
Originally posted by Trueman
Originally posted by adeclerk
Originally posted by Trueman
Why would I do that? Are you gonna pay me?....or I gotta do it just to have the satisfaction of convincing you?
Let's do the opposite, you go up there with a camera on your helmet and breath the crap behind the planes.
Wow, the air at contrail level is too thin to breath without an oxygen mask. It doesn't surprise me that you don't know that, seeing as you believe in 'chemtrails' with absolutely no evidence.
Exactly, you know you're asking an impossible. Try superman.
Come on guys, this is not impossible just a little pricey. A high altitude weather balloon with a GPS tracker to find it and an automated air collector should do the trick.
It explains everything.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by Trueman
....breath the crap behind the planes.
This happens, every day, somewhere in the world.
Passengers, on airliners. When the jet they are riding on happens to fly through the CONTRAILS left by other airliners, or any jet that made the CONTRAILS.
The external air is introduced to the cabin environment.
Or, are people unaware of how the pressurization system works on an jet???
Originally posted by miniatus
there is a HUGE glaring problem with this logic that I always mention and I never get a good response to ... let us not forget that the chemicals allegedly being sprayed into the air by the evil ones.. is all breathed by the pilots flying, the pilots families... the government... the armed services... we share the air..
So the logic of this accusation is just insanely flawed.. it's sort of like being the executioner in a gas chamber, while you're inside the chamberedit on 28-5-2011 by miniatus because: (no reason given)
Ever since the smoking ban on airplanes the carriers took the decision that they no longer needed to spend money filtering the onboard air and replenishing it with external air.
Air-Conditioning Packs
......The air-conditioning pack provides essentially dry, sterile, and dust free conditioned air to the airplane cabin at the proper temperature, flow rate, and pressure to satisfy pressurization and temperature control requirements. For the 767 (and most modern aircraft), this is approximately 5 cubic feet per minute (cfm) per passenger. To ensure redundancy, two airconditioning packs (two are typical, 747 airplanes have three) provide a total of about 10 cfm of conditioned air per passenger. An equal quantity of filtered recirculated air is mixed with the air per passenger. An equal quantity of filtered recirculated air is mixed with the air from the air-conditioning packs for a total of approximately 20 cfm per passenger. This high quantity of supply air results in a complete cabin air exchange about every two and one-half minutes, or about 25 air changes per hour. The high air change rate is necessary to control temperature gradients, prevent stagnant cold areas, maintain air quality, and dissipate smoke and odors in the cabin. Temperature control is the predominant driver of outside airflow requirements.