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Originally posted by Rudy2shoes
We have thousands of reports from pilots that they have seen Unidentified Flying Objects.
They will never take a stance on the Unidentified Flying Object that they have seen.
But we are to take it as gospel they know every kind of cloud they fly through and create.
I just want to understand, there is no such thing, as an Unidentified Cloud?
Originally posted by GoKill
Originally posted by waynos
AND there's nothing there about killing a planet and it's inhabitants.
That was a personal observation, am I not allowed to voice my personal opinion? hummm
It's just a piece that I thought was interesting so I shared it with like minded folks. Thus the reason it's in the GE forum. No one ever said you had to believe it or forced you to read it. If you don't agree, move along.. however I'm not going to fall for your feeble attempt to debate it.. It is what it is, get over it...
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Originally posted by Rudy2shoes
My local Meteorologist has admitted on the air,
that with the current amount of aerosols/pollution in the atmosphere,
he has a harder time predicting rainfall due to condensation on aerosols/pollution to form rain drops.
But at the same time he claims contrails/aerosols/pollution is harmless.
I just want to understand all the mixed messages by Meteorologists, at this time.
Originally posted by Rudy2shoes
We have thousands of reports from pilots that they have seen Unidentified Flying Objects.
They will never take a stance on the Unidentified Flying Object that they have seen.
But we are to take it as gospel they know every kind of cloud they fly through and create.
I just want to understand, there is no such thing, as an Unidentified Cloud?
Originally posted by FightClub
Contrails, regular trails of smoke left by aircraft, dissipate after only a few minutes.