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......are experimental fuel additives being cleared through you and wikipedia now? Explain yourself.
Try looking up the facts about how any...and I mean ANY proposed fuel additive is tested, tested, tested....and how the experiments and actual trials and further in-flight testing....very rigorous in-flight testing is carried out....well before it is ever deemed safe enough to introduce into normal, and regular use.
Originally posted by jpzaino
I was driving to work this morning and I saw a plane making a chemtrail in a long figure 8 pattern. I always look at the sky on the ride to work and the whole sky was clear except for this huge figure 8 spray pattern. You can see the plane is still in the process of making his chemtrail spraying rounds.
If you think this is a commercial or private airliner driving in a figure 8 your crazy! .
BTW I am filming this Between the city of Naples and the city of Immokalee in Florida. Far Far away from any commercial airport. There is something big happening, there are thousands of people reporting these chemtrails in their sky's and they are very different looking from normal fuel dumping contrails. Do the research, watch the sky and you will see that weird looking straight skinny line that looks like a cloud but is defiantly NOT especially when you see a plane making it. Also may I add a contrail doesn't linger as long as a Chemtrail does..Keep that in mind!
Just take a look at the video. It's a little shaky and crooked but i was trying to drive people! Yeesh~!
The addition of AL NPs to JP-8 may pose a unique dermal hazard to aircraft maintenance workers. There is no published data on AL NP toxicity effects on human skin. This research used in vitro techniques to determine the cytotoxicity of AL NPs, sized 50, 80, and 120 nm, on human keratinocytes. AL NPs at concentrations 10 – 10,000 μg/mL and 24-hour exposure did not have a negative effect on cell viability, as assessed by membrane leakage, metabolic function, and reactive oxygen species generation.
On the basis of their uses in jet fuels and munitions, the most likely scenario for aluminum nanoparticle (NP) exposure is inhalation.
NPs have been shown to be capable of penetrating deep into the alveolar regions of the lung, and therefore human alveolar macrophages (U937) with human type II pneumocytes (A549) were cultured together and exposed to NPs dispersed in an artificial lung surfactant to more accurately mimic the lung microenvironment.
Two types of NPs were evaluated: aluminum (Al) and aluminum oxide (Al2O3). Following a 24-h incubation, cell viability was assessed using MTS, and mild toxicity was observed
A new study in the Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy shows that the addition of alumina nanoparticles can improve the performance and combustion of biodiesel, while producing fewer emissions.
Indeed, a one-year global field-test involving a constant negative radiative forcing of 0.5 W/m 2 (estimated to yield of ΔTS = 0.25ºC) could generate a detectable effect. However, Crutzen’s (2006) 94 estimate of 1 TgS inducing 0.75 W/m 2 implies a lofting sufficient to maintain a stratospheric loading of ~0.7 TgS for one year (equating to an steadystate injection rate of about 1 tonne per minute) would be required to achieve this radiative impact.
Figure 5 Outline of a comprehensive research program for stratospheric aerosol SWCE Core research questions (top) and rough timeline (bottom) for a decade-long comprehensive research program to maximally reduce uncertainties associated with stratospheric aerosol SWCE.
If, ever there were some real solid concrete evidence of any actual 'conspiracy'? Wouldn't you think that the thousands and thousands of dedicated aviation professionals in the world would immediately grasp it?
There are NO secrets in any airline.....except those that might rise to the level of executive administration, in terms of competitive decisions
The first Raptors were deployed in 2005, but through two ongoing conflicts the Air Force’s 195 F-22’s have not significantly been utilized for missions. Now, a group of top pilots are refusing their assignments to fly Raptors, citing problems with the F-22’s oxygen system during flight.
The penalties for refusing flight orders in the Air Force are severe and can include discharge. Two hundred pilots are qualified to fly the F-22, which are stationed at seven bases across the country, but the Air Force has declined to disclose the exact number of pilots refusing to fly.
Should pilots be able to refuse to fly an aircraft they feel is unsafe?
Commercial and military interest, research, and application of nanotechnology continue to grow, far outpacing studies into its risk to human health and the environment. Department of Defense interest in nanotechnology stems from its application in electronics, munitions, fuels, electrochemical power, and surface coatings. Aluminum nanoparticles (AL NPs) have a role in many of these applications, but there have been few toxicological studies conducted to assess the potential risk to human health.
As far as pilots knowing everything and having a say...when it comes to the military (and I'd say chemtrailing is a military operation), I don't think that's so true. But judge for yourself:
The first Raptors were deployed in 2005, but through two ongoing conflicts the Air Force’s 195 F-22’s have not significantly been utilized for missions. Now, a group of top pilots are refusing their assignments to fly Raptors, citing problems with the F-22’s oxygen system during flight.
A lack of oxygen can lead to hypoxia, which can cause dizziness, blackouts and fatal crashes. The ongoing problem prompted General William M. Fraser III of Air Combat Command to ground the entire fleet of Raptors for several months in 2011.
As far as pilots knowing everything and having a say...when it comes to the military (and I'd say chemtrailing is a military operation), I don't think that's so true. But judge for yourself:
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by luxordelphi
As far as pilots knowing everything and having a say...when it comes to the military (and I'd say chemtrailing is a military operation), I don't think that's so true. But judge for yourself:
It seems someone is listening to those pilots or else they would have been flying them.But I guess you missed this part....
The first Raptors were deployed in 2005, but through two ongoing conflicts the Air Force’s 195 F-22’s have not significantly been utilized for missions. Now, a group of top pilots are refusing their assignments to fly Raptors, citing problems with the F-22’s oxygen system during flight.
A lack of oxygen can lead to hypoxia, which can cause dizziness, blackouts and fatal crashes. The ongoing problem prompted General William M. Fraser III of Air Combat Command to ground the entire fleet of Raptors for several months in 2011.
www.scpr.org...
BTW how do you think these problems were found?
I would have to guess the pilots, but as you think nobody listens to the pilots since they do not know anything about their planes, these problems must have told on themselves....
But I guess you missed this part....
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by IpsissimusMagus
Look.....SO FAR, there has been NO evidence to support this 'whacka-doodle' notion of "chemtrails".
None.
Well actually there is. Lots
Have you EVER talked to any real pilots, in person, face-to-face?
were 200miles away from Miami and the guy was making a pattern.
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by AndyMayhew
Well actually there is. Lots
Yeah?
Indeed?
Still waiting. I mean, actual, verifiable EVIDENCE...not, circumstantial "they are planning this or that"....REAL, evidence of it happening NOW!!!
There is none. Face it.
Try to learn the science, from a scientific and educational and experience stand-point. Will help a great deal.