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Originally posted by CaDreamer
gasoline evaporates in open atmosphere and dose not form clouds ... like i said i cant identify things that don't exist.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by CaDreamer
gasoline evaporates in open atmosphere and dose not form clouds ... like i said i cant identify things that don't exist.
Then did you miss adeclerk's post?
What is this, a contrail?
Whoop, nope, it's apparently gasoline.
And how can you tell the difference between one white cloud behind a plane and another white cloud behind a plane?
YOU CAN'T.
And how can you tell the difference between one white cloud behind a plane and another white cloud behind a plane?
YOU CAN'T.
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
If it is too high to identify clearly then why immediately label ita "chemtrail"??!!
Get some magnification and know what you're talking about - there's a great example of how to do it properly at www.skystef.be... - he can take details photos from over 200km away in good conditions!
Originally posted by CaDreamer
jets dont run on gasoline they run on very high octane aviation fuel and are mixed with fire retardants ...
Originally posted by CaDreamer
i think his problem is that he cant tell the difference so it must be impossible for anyone else to do so as well...
Originally posted by weedwhacker
I can tell. The difference is clear.
Oh, and....it's NOT "gasoline"! Really, you know very little, huh?
Originally posted by CaDreamer
its not semantics its chemistry 101... they have very different properties when exposed to open air... it is relevant and very important.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Get some magnification and know what you're talking about - there's a great example of how to do it properly at www.skystef.be... - he can take details photos from over 200km away in good conditions!
Great tip, but that still doesn't mean you're going to be able to tell a silver iodide solution being dumped from gasoline or water vapor.
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
it is jet fuel - KEROSENE!!
Uh...yes...you can - I just posted how....... but possibly our posts "crossed" so here it is again:
1/ the fuel dump comes directly from the wing - there is no gap as there is with a contrail
2/ the fuel dump is no coming from the engines as contails do
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
it is jet fuel - KEROSENE!!
How do you know it isn't water vapor? Because you zoomed in and did a chemical analysis? Or because the website told you so?
Uh...yes...you can - I just posted how....... but possibly our posts "crossed" so here it is again:
1/ the fuel dump comes directly from the wing - there is no gap as there is with a contrail
2/ the fuel dump is no coming from the engines as contails do
You obviously aren't even reading my posts.
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
Originally posted by bsbray11
Great tip, but that still doesn't mean you're going to be able to tell a silver iodide solution being dumped from gasoline or water vapor.
Sigh - except of course:
1/ Silver iodide wil lbe coming from burners with a flame and no gap
2/ contrails will be coming from engines with a clear gap to them, and
3/ fuel dumps (KEROSENE) will be coming from the wings with no flame and no gap
Got it yet?? Even if they all look the same (and they don't unless you're being deliberately obtuse!), they all START from somewhere different.
Let me give you an example.
A photo is posted of "clouds," all in straight lines across the sky, all at a relatively low altitude, and there are no planes to be seen.
Poster "A" says "Contrails!"
Poster "B" says "Chemtrails!"
How in the hell can you tell the difference just by looking?