reply to post by Manasseh
Sorry, Manasseh, that photo of the interior of an airplane does NOT help your argument, here.
It's been floating around the web for soime time now. It is being mis-represented by people very desperate to find a shred of evidence for
'chemtrails'.
That photo, with rows of what look like beer kegs....those are water tanks. That is the Boeing 777-300 in flight testing. They use water to simulate
the payload, and move the water around to change the CG, as part of flight testing and performance evaluation protocol.
Gosh, I saw one months ago, where someone had Photoshopped a sign labeling what was obviously the lavatory as "HazMat". Thought that was a funny
bit.
Your 'water vapor' satellite imaging idea is certainly clever, but it has been repeatedly pointed out that contrails are ice. Just like cirrus
clouds. Oh! Did I mention? You likely won't see the cirrus clouds either, on a water-vapor satellite image.
Now....you cannot have it both ways---you simply cannot believe that EVERY commercial jet sprays a 'chemtrail'. So, let's say the Military IS
spraying? OK....then if a normal contrail from a commercial airliner is expected to show up in your satellite imagery, then those should show up,
eh?
Ever seen a contrail that lasts for just a mile or so, behind the airplane, then disappears (sublimates)?
Oh, as far as clever goes, the liquid CO2....that is rich! Why not just throw shaved dry ice out the window?
Do you unhderstand how weather RADAR works? Not just what's on the ground, but airborn WX RADAR as well? All it does is read the returns from
WATER! Liquid water, not vapor....Flying an airplane through a cloud of vapor will provide no return on the screen. Liquid water in the cloud
indicates a potential for convective activity, and turbulence....dangerous turbulence. So, airborn WX RADAR is an effective, and necessary tool, for
the airline pilot to avoid flying through an active weather 'cell'....fancy name for a thundercloud. And potentially deadly, airplane-breaking
turbulence.
What does this have to do with the price of tea in China? It goes to how rain is formed, whether naturally or artifically....water will not condense
from its vapor state to liquid withoud some sort of particulate matter to trigger the process. Rain clouds (cumulus) generally live below 30000 feet
--- well below. A huge Cumulo-Nimbus may top out above 40000 feet....but it's just poking its head up. The convective activity, up and down drafts,
collect and carry the water....a tall storm will carry the water high enough to freeze, and voila! You get hail.
But, most rain occurs from below, oh 20000 feet or so. Maybe Essan could be more specific.
Cheers!
[edit on 9/7/0808 by weedwhacker]



