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"this is an option, but we don't yet know if there will be negative consequences to people or the plysical environment."
Originally posted by TheTardis
Originally posted by UnlimitedSky
S & F.
I pointed this out a long time ago. There were no lines in the sky when we were young. Not even when I was older. Not even 4 years ago!!!
Here in South Africa, they started spraying in 2010.
So, how is it that in this modern age, all of a sudden there appear lines in the sky that never where there before??
Eyes wide shut.......
Now, I will say that maybe in South Africa you saw it differently. I dont know your climate but the contrails have to do with humidity and the way the airplanes wings and fuselage cut through the air and displace the moisture. Maybe here in the midwest of the united states where we have fairly high humidity is was more prevalent but this is no conspiracy people.
Originally posted by luxordelphi
reply to post by stolisGreece
Your post is so interesting. I have questions. So in the 2009 election, why did the PM call it when he could have held out till 2011? Did the ecologists basically lose ground and take a back seat under the new regime? Did the protests against austerity programs and higher taxes end, keep on or just fade away as spraying escalated? Is the current PM sympathetic to ecological concerns? Are the polls for this coming election showing a person sympathetic or not to ecological concerns?
Originally posted by network dude
reply to post by YourDreamsCanceled
I remember when I was 19 and knew everything. Ahh the knowledge I had.
Enjoy it while you can kid. When you get older, you find that maybe you didn't know as much as you thought.
Check out a site called contrailscience. There is a whole gallery of pictures of pre 1960's contrail in the sky. But you won't look. That's not what you are here for.
Drink Bottled water.
Originally posted by GrinchNoMore
reply to post by butcherguy
None of them rise thousands of feet into the air, at most one thousand, and that garbage is probably not good either...however none of them spread out across the sky creating incredible loss of sunlight.
Originally posted by UnlimitedSky
Originally posted by TheTardis
Originally posted by UnlimitedSky
S & F.
I pointed this out a long time ago. There were no lines in the sky when we were young. Not even when I was older. Not even 4 years ago!!!
Here in South Africa, they started spraying in 2010.
So, how is it that in this modern age, all of a sudden there appear lines in the sky that never where there before??
Eyes wide shut.......
Now, I will say that maybe in South Africa you saw it differently. I dont know your climate but the contrails have to do with humidity and the way the airplanes wings and fuselage cut through the air and displace the moisture. Maybe here in the midwest of the united states where we have fairly high humidity is was more prevalent but this is no conspiracy people.
Ok, I'll be your 5th grader for argument's sake.
Take Durban, one of our very large cities in South AFrica, where we have a couple of airports. Humidity is VERY HIGH. There are days in the summer when you simply cannot breath. Schools close due to humidity a little north of Durban (Mtubatuba) where I went to school, because kids pass out due to the humidity.
Originally posted by UnlimitedSky
reply to post by waynos
My post was simply a response to a previous post where I was told to keep in mind HUMIDITY and the way air rushes through the wings of the plane.
I did not discuss altitude and temperature because my post was a RESPONSE to a post in which the poster flirts with the idea of humidity levels being higher in Midwest, conpared to Subtropical South AFrica.
edit on 4-5-2012 by UnlimitedSky because: (no reason given)