Originally posted by Sri Oracle
Originally posted by firepilot
By the why, would you like to tell us how much of silver iodide is in those flares that you linked to.
Would you mind telling me how much silver iodide I could put into your baby's nursery?
I have no idea. I had never considered the chemical until I found out it was being disbursed by fleets of Cessnas to make it rain on me.
toxicity is in the dose.
how much uranium-238 would you be ok with your neighbor using to seed clouds?
Would you mind 30 ppb in the air? 15 ppm?
I was kind of content with the ppm of silver iodide we had in our atmosphere before these programs started.
Sri Oracle
[edit on 19-7-2010 by Sri Oracle]
Umm, what does this have to do with babies in a nursery and Uranium?
Are you stating that cloud seeding aircraft are flying into baby cribs and lighting uranium flares in the babies mouth?
Silly comparison, and just utter nonsense.
But, I will go ahead and answer a question that I posed. I prefer dealing in specifics and facts, not conjecture, and stupid comparisons of baby
nurserys and uranium, when we are dealing with cloud seeding projects.
That page of the flares you link to, when your implication of these massive amounts of chemicals being "dumped", where i asked you about how much
silver iodide was in the flares.
Oh the flares mounted on the wings with silver iodide contain actually 150 grams of it. The ejectable flares contain 20 grams each. a Cessna 340
used by that company, can have anywhere from 204 to 306 ejectable flares, and 24 of the flares on the wing.
And while you think baby nurseries make your point, lets actually look at what is on that page you linked to :
Aerial cloud seeding is the process of delivering a seeding agent by aircraft - either at the cloud base or cloud top. Top seeding allows for direct
injection of the seeding agent into the supercooled cloud top. Base seeding is the release of the seeding agent in the updraft of a cloud base.
Funny, nothing about baby nurseries and uranium