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reply posted on 12-4-2005 @ 10:22 PM by HowardRoark
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reply posted on 13-4-2005 @ 04:15 PM by PeanutButterJellyTime
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I think chemtrails are one of the funnier conspiracies I've seen.
I can understand how people think persistant contrails are odd, but I don't understand why those people keep believing in chemtrails after all the
scientific FACT about persistant contrails.
Take an ice cube out of your freezer and place it on the hood of a black car in the middle of the summer. It will melt right away. Take a second ice
cube out of the freezer and place it in the refridgerator. It will take hours to melt. The contrails are no different.
Here's another simple parallel. Have you ever seen a weather radar that showed a big green snow shower over your house, but it wasn't snowing
outside? You may have even heard the weather reporter say it's snowing in the upper atmosphere, but not at ground level. What happens there is that
the air is very dry and absorbs the snow as it begins to fall. After a few hours of snow falling and being absorbed, the air becomes saturated (the
humidity has become high enough) and the snow falls to ground level. This same effect causes some contrails to dissipate quickly and others to
persist for hours.
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reply posted on 13-4-2005 @ 08:50 PM by Taishyou
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Contrails can last very long in atmosphere too!!!
To those of you who claim the difference between contrail and chemtrail is that chemtrail lasts longer.
Not necessarily! Contrails can last in the atmosphere very long too. The reason contrails exist in the first place is because of moisture released
from the aircraft due to combustion reaction (AFAIK ALL combustion reactions have CO2 and H2O as products)
Air can dissolve water moisture, but only so much moisture can be dissolved. If air is saturated with moisture, additional moisture pumped into it
will look like clouds, which is essentially what the contrail is.
If air is not saturated, additional moisture pumped into it will slowly disappear (dissolved into air).
The amount of moisture the air can hold depends on the temperature. The colder the temperature, the less moisture that air can dissolve.
So therefore, on a cold day where the amount of moisture in the air is close to the maximum amount that the air AT THAT TEMPERATURE can hold,
contrails can last very long. If the air is actually saturated, contrails will last until the moisture level decreases. Contrails disappear fairly
quickly if it's a warm or very dry day.
I am not denying the possibility of the use of chemtrails though. If on a hot and dry day, you see a trail from a plane that lasts for very long time,
then you should be worried!
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reply posted on 14-4-2005 @ 05:34 AM by Kidfinger
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Originally posted by Taishyou
I am not denying the possibility of the use of chemtrails though. If on a hot and dry day, you see a trail from a plane that lasts for very long time,
then you should be worried!
Excellent post Taishyou  I agree with most everything you said, except what I quoted above. Even on a hot day at earths surface, the temps in the
atmosphere can still reach below freezing. There is a difference in ground temps and atmospheric temps.
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reply posted on 14-4-2005 @ 11:46 AM by HowardRoark
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Originally posted by Kidfinger
Even on a hot day at earths surface, the temps in the atmosphere can still reach below freezing. There is a difference in ground temps and atmospheric
temps.
Check out this chart for the Standard Atmosphere
On average, with a ground temp of 59 degrees F, the air temp at 30,000 feet will be -49 degrees below 0 (F). Note that that is an oversimplification
as the two temepratures are not really related in any way. In other words, the two temperatures will vary independently of each other.
The temperature and the relative humidity at ground level has nothing to do with the temperature and relative humidity (with respect to ice) at
30,000 feet. Why would you think that it does?
Of greater importance to the formation of persistent contrails is the percent of supersaturation with respect to ice.
As indicated in the many technical abstracts, that I poted, starting here
(did you read any of those?), ice supersaturated regions in the upper atmosphere are fairly common and are the key to contrail formation and
persistence.
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reply posted on 14-4-2005 @ 04:07 PM by ShatteredSkies
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Has anyone ever looked up at the moon at night on a cold winter evening on a cloudy night, and noticed a light ring around the moon? I mean, you can
tell it's not part of the moon, but it does have to do with the light being reflected off ice crystals in the sky.
Has to do with the humidity of the sky, possibly the same reason for persistant contrails.
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reply posted on 14-4-2005 @ 05:13 PM by GrOuNd_ZeRo
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What makes people believe in these chem-trails anyway?
I mean, this is just WAY WAY out there...
I think OtS sufficiently debunked this theory...
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reply posted on 14-4-2005 @ 05:13 PM by PeanutButterJellyTime
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Yeah, that's the moonlight being refracted through tiny ice crystals in the atmosphere. Really cool effect. Sometimes you can even see moondogs in
the rings.
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reply posted on 19-7-2009 @ 01:30 PM by ChemBreather
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reply posted on 19-7-2009 @ 02:19 PM by fieldfly
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If these are indeed chemtrails (and I'm not saying they are), I doubt that the good people of Florence would be the intended target.
To drop anything from that height and reach ground level at a particular point, you would need to calculate the windspeed and direction and compensate
for that when releasing anything from an aircraft.
Were the prevailing winds on that day South Westerly per chance - i.e. blowing towards Portland ?
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reply posted on 19-7-2009 @ 03:10 PM by TornMind
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I see the chemtrails. Star, and flagged the OP too!!
Why should people believe? I think there is overwhelming evidence for it. Also, you as a soldier, or as your signature states should be worried
about what your govt. does to YOU.
Just for example Vietnam has internationally recognized issues with Agent Orange, and have received monies from the US Govt. for it. Yet, the average
G.I. in the states gets flack for claiming contamination from the same contamination. Now, beyond that Agent Orange effects you at a genetic level;
which means the children of Vietnam vets are having defects.
That was one example of How Your Uncle Sam "Helps" you.
Deny Ignorance, right?
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