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Originally posted by apacheman
Dude, get a grip.
You might want to try taking a class in aeronautics or atmosphere science. There are several good community colleges offering courses in such near you. Or join Civil Air Patrol and you'll learn the facts.
Those are very common contrails, i.e., condensation trails. We get them frequently over coastal areas because of the high water vapor content. Prop jobs will do it, too: ever watch the Military Channel's old WWII aerial bombardment episodes? You'll see massive contrails behind the bomber formations.
While they probably have unburnt fuel in them, there's nothing else. Think about it for minute. Every jetliner is refueled in plain sight right there at the gate in front of hundreds of witnesses. The fuel trucks are coming from the same depot, using the same fuel as private jets. So when and where are the chemicals being added? Where are they stored? The whole thing makes zero sense and falls entirely apart under the slightest intellectual scrutiny...ever think of what effect it would have on the engines? If it's not added to the fuel, then there MUST be storage tanks in the wings, with associated spray equipment, and those tanks must be refilled every flight, so where are they, and where are the trucks that fill them?
Anyway, there's lots better things to do here in San Diego to occupy your thoughts than this drivel.
Originally posted by ZombieJesus
reply to post by letthereaderunderstand
The weather soundings for San Diego on Nov. 23rd:
273.5 10058 -47.8 -57.2 33 0.06 320 33 326.4 326.7 326.4
250.0 10650 -52.1 -61.1 33 0.04 305 35 328.5 328.7 328.5
249.3 10668 -52.2 -61.2 33 0.04 305 35 328.5 328.7 328.6
237.5 10973 -54.6 -63.3 33 0.03 300 38 329.6 329.7 329.6
200.0 12060 -62.9 -70.9 33 0.01 310 55 333.0 333.1 333.0
186.2 12497 -64.0 -71.2 37 0.01 320 57 338.0 338.1 338.1
183.0 12603 -64.3 -71.3 38 0.01 315 49 339.3 339.4 339.3
172.0 12984 -61.3 -69.3 34 0.02 288 45 350.3 350.4 350.3
168.6 13106 -61.3 -69.3 34 0.02 280 44 352.2 352.3 352.2
152.8 13716 -61.5 -69.5 34 0.02 285 55 362.1 362.2 362.1
150.0 13830 -61.5 -69.5 34 0.02 285 55 363.9 364.0 363.9
145.0 14041 -60.3 -68.3 34 0.03 286 54 369.6 369.7 369.6
119.3 15240 -64.3 -71.5 37 0.02 290 50 383.3 383.4 383.3
The weather soundings for San Diego on Dec. 18th:
250.1 10668 -52.5 -57.5 55 0.06 330 30 327.9 328.2 327.9
250.0 10670 -52.5 -57.5 55 0.06 330 30 327.9 328.2 327.9
238.2 10973 -55.0 -60.0 54 0.05 325 30 328.6 328.8 328.6
200.0 12070 -64.3 -69.3 50 0.02 320 39 330.8 330.9 330.8
186.4 12497 -67.7 -72.7 49 0.01 315 43 332.0 332.1 332.0
178.0 12775 -69.9 -74.9 48 0.01 320 46 332.8 332.9 332.8
168.6 13106 -65.5 -70.5 50 0.02 325 53 345.3 345.4 345.4
164.0 13272 -63.3 -68.3 51 0.02 327 50 351.8 351.9 351.8
150.0 13820 -64.9 -69.9 50 0.02 335 40 358.1 358.2 358.1
145.1 14021 -65.8 -71.2 47 0.02 325 39 360.0 360.1 360.0
139.0 14280 -66.9 -72.9 42 0.01 323 42 362.4 362.5 362.4
119.0 15225 -62.1 -68.1 44 0.03 315 51 387.7 387.9 387.7
The soundings for both dates look to be conducive to contrail formation in your area
Originally posted by ZombieJesus
reply to post by letthereaderunderstand
The weather soundings for San Diego on Nov. 23rd:
273.5 10058 -47.8 -57.2 33 0.06 320 33 326.4 326.7 326.4
250.0 10650 -52.1 -61.1 33 0.04 305 35 328.5 328.7 328.5
249.3 10668 -52.2 -61.2 33 0.04 305 35 328.5 328.7 328.6
237.5 10973 -54.6 -63.3 33 0.03 300 38 329.6 329.7 329.6
200.0 12060 -62.9 -70.9 33 0.01 310 55 333.0 333.1 333.0
186.2 12497 -64.0 -71.2 37 0.01 320 57 338.0 338.1 338.1
183.0 12603 -64.3 -71.3 38 0.01 315 49 339.3 339.4 339.3
172.0 12984 -61.3 -69.3 34 0.02 288 45 350.3 350.4 350.3
168.6 13106 -61.3 -69.3 34 0.02 280 44 352.2 352.3 352.2
152.8 13716 -61.5 -69.5 34 0.02 285 55 362.1 362.2 362.1
150.0 13830 -61.5 -69.5 34 0.02 285 55 363.9 364.0 363.9
145.0 14041 -60.3 -68.3 34 0.03 286 54 369.6 369.7 369.6
119.3 15240 -64.3 -71.5 37 0.02 290 50 383.3 383.4 383.3
The weather soundings for San Diego on Dec. 18th:
250.1 10668 -52.5 -57.5 55 0.06 330 30 327.9 328.2 327.9
250.0 10670 -52.5 -57.5 55 0.06 330 30 327.9 328.2 327.9
238.2 10973 -55.0 -60.0 54 0.05 325 30 328.6 328.8 328.6
200.0 12070 -64.3 -69.3 50 0.02 320 39 330.8 330.9 330.8
186.4 12497 -67.7 -72.7 49 0.01 315 43 332.0 332.1 332.0
178.0 12775 -69.9 -74.9 48 0.01 320 46 332.8 332.9 332.8
168.6 13106 -65.5 -70.5 50 0.02 325 53 345.3 345.4 345.4
164.0 13272 -63.3 -68.3 51 0.02 327 50 351.8 351.9 351.8
150.0 13820 -64.9 -69.9 50 0.02 335 40 358.1 358.2 358.1
145.1 14021 -65.8 -71.2 47 0.02 325 39 360.0 360.1 360.0
139.0 14280 -66.9 -72.9 42 0.01 323 42 362.4 362.5 362.4
119.0 15225 -62.1 -68.1 44 0.03 315 51 387.7 387.9 387.7
The soundings for both dates look to be conducive to contrail formation in your area
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
reply to post by ZombieJesus
Somebody is using my links eh
As well as contrail formation, both of those weather balloon soundings indicate that contrail persistence is very likely. Its not unusual for winter in North America, despite what surface temperatures may indicate.
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
Hey Oz. Do you have a repository for footage from your resource thread? If you do, you may add this if you like, even edit it to just the footage with no comments, or if you have a spot where I can add it (besides media port) let me know.
Thanks
Peace
This bill never became law. This bill was proposed in a previous session of Congress. Sessions of Congress last two years, and at the end of each session all proposed bills and resolutions that haven't passed are cleared from the books. Members often reintroduce bills that did not come up for debate under a new number in the next session.
You'd be a perfect gentleman to explain these numbers for us and how they tie in to what we are seeing in these videos which I have to disagree with you on as to their title and purpose. I suggest a science experiment for you.
www.physlink.com...
The World record for both speed and height by an air-breathing aircraft (not a rocket) was 85,135 feet. It was set in an SR-71 Blackbird in 1976. The speed record is also held by an SR-71, at 2,193 mph. This is not as high or as fast as the airplane can fly, however, it's absolute speed and altitude limits are classified. Most US military aircraft can exceed 50,000 feet, if they really really try. Again, the limits are classified. Most commercial jetliners cruise somewhere between 30,000 and 45,000 feet above mean sea level. At higher speeds and altitudes, there isn't enough oxygen in the air to continuously burn the jet fuel required to stay up there. Engines designed to work very well that high, have serious limitations when they are operated closer to the surface. There are aircraft that have flown higher and faster (the X-15) but they really aren't aircraft, they are rockets, because they carry their own source of oxygen, instead of using the air. However, the fastest and highest airplanes are the American SR-71 Blackbirds.
Answered by: Frank DiBonaventuro, B.S., Physics, The Citadel, Air Force officer
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
Phage is it cold enough during the last flight out of Antarctica on a c-141 to make a contrail, because it doesn't look like it in this picture and I'd have to assume that the engines are at take off levels pushing through all that abundant air...what's your expert opinion?
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Peace
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
Here is an example of the two different phenom produced.
First...CHEMTRAIL....then it shuts off chem and "contrail" becomes visible, that is the natural "Contrail".
controlling "pressure" in the atmosphere, continuity of communications, control....