reply to post by Overload
Originally posted by Overload
I won't let others be sucked into your ignorance....
Scratch that… Reverse it…
Anyway…
I would like to thank you for once again REPOSTING to ATS, every debunked, FAKE chemtrail photo that this site has ever seen in one single post…
Well for completeness, I’ll re-debunk them for you…
Classic Holding Pattern
I even used the same picture in this photo I made years ago:
Turn off.....Turn on.....
Thermal Layer/Vertical Draft
Vertical Draft
An updraft or downdraft (air pocket) is the vertical movement of air as a weather related phenomenon. Commonly, one of two forces causes the air to
move. Localized regions of warm or cool air will exhibit vertical movement. A pocket of warm air will typically be less dense than the surrounding
region, and so will rise until it reaches air that is either warmer or less dense than itself. The converse will occur for a mass of cool air, and is
known as subsidence. This movement of large volumes of air, especially when regions of hot, wet air rise, can create large clouds, and is the main
cause of thunderstorms. Drafts can also be created by low or high pressure regions. A low pressure region will attract air from the surrounding area,
which will move towards the center and then rise, creating an updraft. The reverse will naturally occur in a high pressure region, as air moves away
from the high pressure center.
4 engines......6 trails....You do the math.....
4 Engines, 4 Contrails, 2 Wingtip Vortexes
Wingtip Vortex
Wingtip vortices are tubes of circulating air which are left behind a wing as it generates lift.[1] One wingtip vortex trails from the tip of each
wing. The cores of vortices spin at very high speed and are regions of very low pressure. To first approximation, these low-pressure regions form with
little exchange of heat with the neighboring regions (i.e. adiabatically), so the local temperature in the low-pressure regions drops, too. If it
drops below the local dew point, there results a condensation of water vapor present in the cores of wingtip vortices, making them
visible.
You may wish to consider retaking your math classes, and maybe some physics while your at it.
Two different contrails, made at two different levels in two different atmospheric conditions.
Troposhphere
Composition
The chemical composition of the troposphere is essentially uniform, with the notable exception of water vapor. The source of water vapor is at the
surface through the processes of evaporation and transpiration. Furthermore the temperature of the troposphere decreases with height, and
saturation vapor pressure decreases strongly as temperature drops, so the amount of water vapor that can exist in the atmosphere decreases strongly
with height. Thus the proportion of water vapor is normally greatest near the surface and decreases with height.
KC-135 Spray Tanker/test aircraft
KC-135 Spray Tanker
In the 1980's, a KC-135 was used in support of the Space Shuttle program. Since the Shuttle was to be launched from Florida, researchers wanted to
test the effect of rain on the sensitive thermal tiles. Tiles were mounted on special fixtures on an F-104 aircraft and a P-3 Orion. The F-104 was
flown in actual rain conditions, and also behind the KC-135 spray tanker as it released water. The KC-135, however, proved incapable of simulating
enough rain impact damage and was dropped from the tests.
That fitting on the boom was used to spray out water. That particular KC-135 was used during FAA icing tests as part of the investigation of
American Eagle flight 4184, an ATR-72 that was flying in icing conditions and crashed on October 31, 1994 near Roselawn, Indiana. FAA investigators
suspected that supercooled rain drops created an ice ridge behind the deicing boots, which disturbed the air flow enough to where the aileron control
was ineffective. The FAA used an American Eagle ATR-72 and flew it behind the KC-135 as it sprayed a yellow dyed water mixture, which would show the
areas of ice build up. Hope that helps.
In Action, during a test on the F-22 Raptor:
Maybe you should just search on ATS about what this is…
This Is Not A Real Photo Of The Inside Of A Chemtrail Plane Folks
Originally posted by defcon5
This picture has already been shown to be a shifting balance test that was preformed on a normal Boeing 777 aircraft. That HAZMAT placard, and the
sign that says “Sprayer HAZMAT-INSIDE” are photoshop additions, done by some pathetic person desperate to show that chemtrails are real.
Here are other REAL photos of that aircraft and others having the same test run:
So you are correct, these are NOT photos of a Chemtrail aircraft.
The second picture is of a holding pattern.
The third is of a area where aircraft cross on VOR’s.
PNL’s Atmospheric Science Gulfstream Aircraft
Pretty scary stuff:
Gulfstream-1 Research Aircraft
The G-1 is a large twin turboprop with performance characteristics of contemporary production aircraft. It is capable of measurements to altitudes
approaching 30,000 feet over ranges of 1500 nautical miles, and can be operated at speeds that enable both relatively slow sampling and rapid
deployment to field sites throughout the world. The aircraft is configured for versatile research applications. It accommodates a variety of external
probes for aerosol, radiation, and turbulence measurements and internal sampling systems for a wide range of measurements. The G-1 has sufficient
cabin volume, electrical power and payload capabilities, and flight characteristics to accommodate a variety of instrument systems and experimental
equipment configurations. Internal instrumentation is mounted in removable racks to enable rapid reconfiguration as necessary. Data from most systems
are acquired on a central computer that is tailored to airborne research data acquisition. In addition to acquiring the various analog and digital
input signals, it can be configured to communicate with and/or control other systems onboard, and to provide time synchronization to other
computers.
Donuts on a rope contrail.
From a Pilot on Airliners.net:
Actually, I thought those "donut-on-a-rope" contrails were the result of Air Canada crews in the process of running one of their 757's out of
fuel.
OK, enough jocularity, I've seen those pulsing contrails a couple of times - both times it was during the day and at our flight level. I didn't
think that the USAF would be flying the Aurora under those conditions. However, both times it was out west - within a few hundred miles of the Groom
Lake complex.
It's not that I don't believe that we have something like the Aurora, I'm sure we must have. (It's probably much better! :up
I remember a
television interview that Kelly Johnson - the designer of the U-2 and SR-71 - did a few years before he died. They were talking about the Blackbird
and he made the comment that the reason he was even talking about the airplane was that it was obsolete.
A line of one of the 707 variants, most likely KC-135’s, though I am not sure 100%. One of the military guys can tell you more. I am not sure what
the point of the picture is, are you trying to prove that the air force has… Aircraft…