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Originally posted by Essan
reply to post by FreeSpeaker
I'm not sure anyone has ever denied the possibiity of similar tests being undertaken today?
Originally posted by network dude
reply to post by FreeSpeaker
And since there is ample scientific evidence that contrails exist, and very little to no evidence that chemtrails exist, it's the only logical conclusion that could be had.
Originally posted by Uncinus
Originally posted by Essan
reply to post by FreeSpeaker
I'm not sure anyone has ever denied the possibiity of similar tests being undertaken today?
Similar dispersion tests have been conducted over the years, the Crystal Mist experiment for example.
Dispersion calculations for CBWs seems to be done mostly by computer simulation now - and is verified against older data. See:
www.nrlmry.navy.mil...
ARMY TO SPRAY TOXIC CHEMICAL INTO OPEN AIR IN DUGWAY TESTS
Triethyl phosphate, a chemical that kills laboratory rats when breathed during experiments, will be explosively sprayed into the open air at Dugway Proving Ground in tests starting next month, the Army says.
The Army contends in an official finding that the material is not classified as hazardous. But its own reports say it can be toxic in high concentrations.An environmental activist says he is concerned about the triethyl phosphate and that Dugway isn't giving enough time for public comments on the plans.
[...]
Liquid material simulating toxic chemicals will be tested two ways: hoisted on a tower, and suspended from a large helium-filled balloon. In either case, containers of simulants are to be blown up by plastic explosives.
Originally posted by Uncinus
reply to post by FreeSpeaker
What do you mean by the military's dispersal pattern? The pattern they fly the planes in?
I think the Crystal Mist experiment basically dumped a load of microspheres in more or less one place.
Six [Perfluorocarbon Tracers] experiments were conducted in Salt Lake City during October 2000 as part of the VTMX field campaign. Four tracers were released at different sites to obtain information on dispersion during stable conditions within down-valley flow, canyon outflow, and interacting circulations in the downtown area.
Originally posted by HenryPatrick
The chemtrail debunkers should be completely and totally ignored. They only give science about contrails, which are not the same thing. That is like me trying to start a conversation about baseball, and a bunch of people chime in with football stats while pretending that what they are saying has anything to do at all with the argument at hand. For the simple reason they are arguing about something totally different than chemtrails, the same-old debunkers should be ignored time and time again. Their presence should simply not even be acknowleged, like a lowly gnat.
Originally posted by FreeSpeaker
Originally posted by Uncinus
reply to post by FreeSpeaker
What do you mean by the military's dispersal pattern? The pattern they fly the planes in?
I think the Crystal Mist experiment basically dumped a load of microspheres in more or less one place.
How do they disperse it. One massive dump? Out of vents? What does the spread pattern look like? Does the dispersion look like and behave like a contrail in other words?
Originally posted by Uncinus
And an even more more recent (October 2000) test, the Salt Lake Valley VTMX tests:
www.energystorm.us...
Six [Perfluorocarbon Tracers] experiments were conducted in Salt Lake City during October 2000 as part of the VTMX field campaign. Four tracers were released at different sites to obtain information on dispersion during stable conditions within down-valley flow, canyon outflow, and interacting circulations in the downtown area.
So again, similar to the old tests. And not like contrails.
Not secret either.
Originally posted by FreeSpeaker
These test seem to be ground based and are therefore not at all like LAC and Dew II. This PLANE is what was used to disperse chemtrails for LAC.
That is like me trying to start a conversation about baseball, and a bunch of people chime in with football stats while pretending that what they are saying has anything to do at all with the argument at hand.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by FreeSpeaker
I'm sitting in the atmosphere I think.
At least the last time I inhaled I was.
Specific testsThe December 2, 1957 test was incomplete due to a mass of cold air coming down from Canada. It carried the particles from their drop point and then took a turn northeast, taking most of the particles into Canada with it. Military operators considered the test a partial success because some of the particles were detected 1,200 miles away, at a station in New York state. A February 1958 test at Dugway Proving Ground ended similarly. Another Canadian air mass swept through and carried the particles into the Gulf of Mexico. Two other tests, one along a path from Toledo, Ohio to Abilene, Texas, and another from Detroit, to Springfield, Illinois, to Goodland, Kansas, showed that agents dispersed through this aerial method could achieve widespread coverage when particles were detected on both sides of the flight paths.
I would think they were quite high up for the chemtrail to disperse over 1,200 miles.
Originally posted by FreeSpeaker
Cloud seeding alone proves chemtrails exist.
Originally posted by FreeSpeaker
Does the dispersion look like and behave like a contrail in other words?
Originally posted by Kandinsky
reply to post by HenryPatrick
That is like me trying to start a conversation about baseball, and a bunch of people chime in with football stats while pretending that what they are saying has anything to do at all with the argument at hand.
This is a great example of why chem-trailers aren't taken seriously.
You're at a baseball game and trying to convince people they're watching football.