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I think a fine line needs to be drawn as to what is being interpreted as chem trails. From what I inderstand it as, the actuall exhaust of the jet engine has higher levels of sulfur dioxide which is intently increased to creat the little mirrors as the video is explaining to help reflect the sun light. The sulfur dioxide in the exhaust lingers in the atmosphere for up to 2 years, thats why the con/chem trail seems like it is blanketing the sky.
As for the sulfur in fuel option, current jet fuel sulfur levels are around 400ppm, mostly due to the removal of sulfur by use of hydroprocessing to meet other parts of the jet fuel specification or the fact that low sulfur feedstock is available (27-29). Jet aircraft have a specification limit of 3000ppm in their fuel in the U.S. and similar elsewhere, so the level could be increased by a factor of almost 8 without any modification to the specifications (30).
The refiners would have to reformulate the fuel, but ironically, since their recent problems have largely been how to remove sulfur, this would require modifying their refining process to add more, a job that might take 5 years or so to complete (31, 32) or reverse, locking in the strategy. Thus, if this strategy were to be adopted, it would have to be continued for some time, even if the results were unacceptable.
Effects of the higher sulfur content on corrosion of turbine blades and other engine parts would need to be understood. Also, since jets only fly in the lower stratosphere about 80% of the time (not sure if time is equivalent to fuel usage and 80% is my estimate), consideration would have to be given to environmental impacts during the takeoff and landing phases as well as to how much sulfur is actually burned while the aircraft are in the stratosphere.
The other theory out there is that there are other metalic particles being added to jet fuel for a dual purpose. For instance Stadis-450 is added to jet fuel as a static dissipator. This additive ingredients is a trade secret and is not disclosed but is assumed to contain either barium salts or alluminum or thorium oxides.
There are many additives added to jet fuels which can explain the con/chem trails coming from the jets
Yes, it looks like clear skies. No clouds anyway. No contrails. It could be hazy though. Is it unusual for Texas to be windy? Doesn't wind kick up dust? Doesn't dust make things hazy.
Originally posted by ThirdRock69
reply to post by Human_Alien
I'm lost in your analogy. Can you elaborate a bit more? Thanks
I think they are saying that the solution is worse than the problem.
It's the old story, a farmer wants to get rid of mice eating his wheat in the barn so he gets a cat. Then the cats become a problem so he gets a dog. After the dog gets rid of the cats he wants to get rid of the dogs so he gets a lion. Then to get rid of the lion he gets an elephant. Finally to get rid of the elephant he gets a mouse.
Do you think the people with money and resources, who are trying to get answers about this aerosol spraying care about the likes of the Chads in the world? Nah.
Originally posted by Dilligaf28
I have a proposal:
There are many members of ATS with strong feelings about the trails that form behind airplanes. There are also a good number of pilots on the ATS website; some of whom surely fall into both camps. I would like to suggest forming a committee from both sides of this issue's fence; a committee to perform an in depth scientific investigation of the trails that form behind airplanes.
This committee would create a test which would sample the suspicious trail's contents "in situ" while they are still freshly formed. The committee would oversee the testing procedure with all members present to insure the validity of the samples.
The samples would be hand carried by the committee in its entirety to a lab to perform the various tests (gas chromatograph and such) needed to ascertain the contents of the samples. The committee would physically monitor and document every single step of testing and every single interaction with the sample to insure no errors or substitutions were made.
The committee would be informed of the results together as a group and be provided with exact duplicate copies of the test results. The integrity of the duplicate reports would be examined together by those on the committee at the time of receipt to insure that all the reports were indeed true duplicates. Once verified the reports could then be freely distributed by each member of the committee however they see fit.
The process would undoubtedly have a cost attached to it to cover the plane rental and testing of the samples. We could reduce this expense by utilizing the resources available on ATS to help secure both the plane and the testing facility. ATS may even wish to sponsor the test so that the site can claim the honor of performing such a strictly monitored scientific test and the resulting publicity that goes along with it.
What do you guys think of my proposal? Under these circumstances listed above could we not once and for all put to rest the question of what those trails behind airplanes are composed of?
Local news station confirms barium in chemtrails
Do you think the people with money and resources, who are trying to get answers about this aerosol spraying care about the likes of the Chads in the world? Nah.
Not one shred of evidence of spraying.
Even he knows that and is purposefully misleading the facts by his statement above.
I'm not sure what more anyone needs.
It's confirmed, it's acknowledged, it's reported, it's investigated, it's seen, it's researched, it's collected, it's obvious
I have to conclude that many here on these forums are government shills, here to muddy the waters or.....we have a strand of denial-DNA never before seen.
I really wish the pilots would grow a pair and come out and tell us (at least to what they know about it)
There's enough of us behind and onto this to try to demand answers.
So you believe that air comes from a different source then the outside air, as they fly on passenger planes?
www.airspacemag.com...
Today all airliners are pressurized, and although the details vary among them, the basic elements of cabin pressurization systems are almost universal.
Air is pressurized by the engines. Turbofan engines compress intake air with a series of vaned rotors right behind the fan. At each stage of compression, the air gets hotter, and at the point where the heat and pressure are highest, some air is diverted. Some of the hot, high-pressure air, called bleed air, is sent to de-ice wings and other surfaces, some goes to systems operated by air pressure, and some starts its journey to the cabin.
The cabin-bound air has to be cooled first in an intercooler, a device like a car radiator that sheds the heat to the ambient air scooped aboard for that purpose. From there the air travels into the airplane’s belly, where air packs cool it further using air cycle refrigeration. An air cycle cooler is perhaps the simplest air conditioner ever invented, because it doesn’t need a refrigerant as an intermediate fluid to dump heat. The air packs compress the incoming air to heat it before sending it to another intercooler to dump the heat to the outside. The air then expands through an expansion turbine, which cools it the way blowing with your lips pursed results in a cool flow of air. (Test the principle by blowing with your mouth wide open to see how warm the air would be if it weren’t compressed and then allowed to expand.)
Now the air is ready to mix with air from the cabin in a mixer, or manifold, that adds the new air to the recirculating cabin air, which is moved by fans. To maintain a comfortable temperature for the passengers, automatic systems regulate the mixture of heat from the engines and cold from the air packs. To maintain the pressure in the cabin equal to that at low altitude, even while the airplane is at 30,000 feet, the incoming air is held within the cabin by opening and closing an outflow valve, which releases the incoming air at a rate regulated by pressure sensors. Think of a pressurized cabin as a balloon that has a leak but is being inflated continuously.
The problem is that the evidence is not conclusive or irrefutable. That absolutely doesn't mean there isn't evidence. Quite a big difference between "no evidence" and inconclusive evidence. Even he knows that and is purposefully misleading the facts by his statement above.
Originally posted by ThirdRock69
reply to post by Gmoneycricket
I don't think you will be able to obtain a passenger ticket on a chemtrail spray mission