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Military aircraft take precautions to avoid contrails which greatly enhance visual detection ranges, including choice of altitude and (at least in Ryan Model 147 reconnaissance drones) use of chemical agents (chlorosulphonic acid) injected into exhaust.
Originally posted by Gmoneycricket
The Contrailer will always state.
chemtrails prove it!
The easy way to do that would be to,
prove there is no chemicals in contrails.
I have not been able to prove
there is no chemicals in contrails.
With their info alone how many chemicals do you see in this picture?
edit on 18-3-2012 by Gmoneycricket because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Gmoneycricket
The Contrailer will always state.
chemtrails prove it!
The easy way to do that would be to,
prove there is no chemicals in contrails.
I have not been able to prove
there is no chemicals in contrails.
With their info alone how many chemicals do you see in this picture?
edit on 18-3-2012 by Gmoneycricket because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Xtrozero
I have a few questions.....
If the Government was going to disperse chemicals etc why not always do them at night?
Where would these planes come from, how are they filled, how are these vast amounts of chemicals transported, made all in secret? When we are talking, what, 10,000s people involved with huge factories, huge specialized aircraft fleets, massive storage...... one needs to follow the strings to the source and not just look at the end result, if there is no string...then I would bet they are ALL just normal contrails.
Originally posted by burntheships
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
Originally posted by Captain Beyond
reply to post by ProudBird
What airline was that? Air America?
If it was Air America then what do you think the purpose of ATS really is??
Is that you PROUD BIRD? Are you and Aloysious The Gual the same person?
If not, why then do YOU answer for him?
Originally posted by burntheships
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
I am not saying you can not or should not answer questions directed to Proud Bird,
just cant help but notice the identity confusion. Thats all
You know, kind of like the confustion Proud Bird has when he claims he is a pilot
working for an airline, but he somehow knows the flight paths of USAF KC-135
and also is postive they are not practicing SRM flights, even though he is
not in the USAF.
Confusion abounds with you deniers.
Confusion abounds with you deniers.
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by burntheships
Confusion abounds with you deniers.
Confirmation bias, (dear or sir)....confirmation bias.
There are MANY people who understand this basic concept.
There are ALSO many people who grasp many, many aspects of aviation.
Try to learn....many of US know already....we are attempting to educate you others....edit on Mon 19 March 2012 by ProudBird because: (no reason given)
Yes, and some of them even keep proper log books.
Originally posted by ProudBird
There are ALSO many people who grasp many, many aspects of aviation.
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
Originally posted by burntheships
You know, kind of like the confustion Proud Bird has when he claims he is a pilot
working for an airline, but he somehow knows the flight paths of USAF KC-135
and also is postive they are not practicing SRM flights, even though he is
not in the USAF.
Oh - right - yes I can see why you would be confused.
He uses evidence, research, and knowledge.
Originally posted by burntheships
Yes, and some of them even keep proper log books.
Originally posted by ProudBird
There are ALSO many people who grasp many, many aspects of aviation.
However, once again Proud Bird, a civilian pilot would have no knowledge
whatsoever of USAF KC-135 SRM flights.
Originally posted by Iwinder
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
"so do you think that any civilian can have any knowledge of KC-135 SRM flights at all? Or is it only civilian pilots who cannot, and civilians other than pilots would have knowledge?
How does this all relate to claims by civilians these flights are happening at all?"
Actually it relates very much so and if you cannot see that you are wasting your time I think.
Regards, iwinder
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
so do you think that any civilian can have any knowledge of KC-135 SRM flights at all? ........
It could cost $35 billion to $65 billion in the first year and $13 billion to $25 billion in each
subsequent year to inject sufficient sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere to counteract global
warming caused by doubling preindustrial CO2 concentration.
Robock and colleagues estimated the cost of injecting 1 million tons of a sulfur gas (that will
become sulfate aerosols) per year into the stratosphere (Robock et al. 2009). ............
.........The scaled cost estimate is $35 billion to $65 billion in the first year (the cost of the airplanes
used to inject the aerosols plus 1 year of operations) and $13 billion to
$25 billion in operating costs in each subsequent year to sustain the effort. Robock and
colleagues considered several potential aerosol injection systems,
including KC-135
aircraft-refueling tankers and F-15 aircraft. www.gao.gov...