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Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by jaduguru
The "small flap" on top of the wing is a spoiler. It's used during turns, and to start a descent. Under the right conditions it can create a trail similar to a contrail, just like the wing can create a trail under normal flight conditions. The only things under the spoilers are the actuators to lift it up into the windstream over the wing. There is no room for any kind of sprayer or generator under there. There's barely enough room under there for the mechanical aspects, let alone any kind of generator. In fact on some of them there isn't even wing structure under them. The flaps retract under them and that's the structure.
edit on 11/17/2012 by Zaphod58 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by network dude
Some of you may have already known this, but I just found this information and thought it would do nicely to let some folks new the the phenomenon of persistent contrails being mis-identified as Chemtrails see where this all started.
This paper has the basic information obtained and explained by a man named Jay Reynolds.
The earliest I can find reference to the idea that contrails are other than normal is from Bill Brumbaugh, an evangelist now based in Bozeman, Montana, who hosts "The Proactive Newshour", formerly on several now-defunct shortwave networks and currently on Libertyworks radio.com internet and on satellite audio feed. According to information supplied by Brumbaugh to me, and confirmed by an associate of his, "Rick Flores", Brumbaugh developed concern that Ethylene Dibromide was present in jet fuel and was being burned, not sprayed, causing harmful pollution which was hazardous to health. He appears to have originated the idea sometime in 1995, based on his own comments and those of "Flores" that were sent to me via email: Excerpt from message of 10/6/99 from "Rick Flores" to Bill Brumbaugh(cc'd to Jay Reynolds)- "You remember several years ago when I actually took the time out to obtain the fuel samples because I too was curious as to the validity of the "JP8," "Contrail" stories that you initiated in Southern California. Being a commercial pilot I was able to verify first hand some of the information you were using for your stories on Contrails. " Excerpt from a message of 3/31/99 from Bill Brumbaugh to Jay Reynolds- "I am aware that we have been receiving record amounts of photons in the last few months, but that does not reach back to 1995 when according to pilots I have spoken with, changes were made in the jet fuel composition. At the same time in 1995, I was advised that refueling teams in hangars were then under law, required to wear full body protective gear while refueling." The pilot Brumbaugh refers to is "Flores", and Brumbaugh has refused to cite any documentary evidence that any such "law" has required such precautions. Current military concerns over JP-8 jet fuel are mainly based on their benzene content. Benzene, a carcinogen, is a natural component, in small amounts, of crude oil and almost all petroleum based fuels including gasoline. The change from JP-4 to JP-8 jet fuel by the military was to use a less flammable, and thus less hazardous fuel. Ethylene Dibromide has never been a constituent of jet fuels at all, it was used in all gasoline products when tetraethyl lead was included in the formulation of "leaded gasoline" to prevent preignition or "cylinder knocking" EDB was used for the purpose of passing the lead through combustion to prevent lead deposition on engine combustion section parts such as valves and sparkplugs. Since "knocking" was never a problem of jet engines, EDB was never needed. Some news reports have erroneously attributed soil contamination by EDB , such as at the Massachusetts Military Reservation, to jet fuel spillage when in fact the source of the EDB was spillage of aviation gasoline, probably from before the advent of the military's transition to jet aircraft. My exchanges with Brumbaugh and "Flores" were instructive because these two cannot seem to keep their stories straight, from which some valuable conclusions can be drawn.
The link will give you access to the full paper and subsequent following papers.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by Tecumte
Because it's one thing to say that jet exhaust is changing the atmosphere, and another to say that there's a spraying operation in place to do it. I have yet to see a single bit of proof, beyond theoretical papers, and conjecture by people that don't know what they're seeing, that proves to me that there is a spraying operation going on.
There are a lot of other things happening to change the atmosphere, here on the ground. I went past two plants near Indy the other day that were just spewing things into the air at a prodigious rate. I have pictures of one of them, but haven't downloaded them from my phone yet. Most of the odd readings that are pointed at as being from planes, are far more likely to have come from one of these sources than from any plane flying overhead.
ETA: A lot of the weather modification going on that people talk about is cloud seeding, which is vastly different from chemtrails. Most of what is being talked about on that page, (I don't have time for a super detailed reading right now) seems to be cloud seeding.edit on 11/17/2012 by Zaphod58 because: (no reason given)
United States Aeromet, Inc. (L-3 Communications) – U.S Department of Defense
BAMEX – Bow Echo and Mesoscale Convective Vortex Experiment
CALIPSO – CloudSat Validation Experiment
Delaware Department of Agriculture Cloud Seeding Program
Edwards Aquifer Authority
Federal Aviation Administration – Great Lakes Division
Gratiot Weather Modification Project
Illinois Weather Modification Projects
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – National Hurricane Center
Naval Surface Warfare Center
Nevada State Cloud Seeding Program
New Mexico BLAST (Burst Light and Stratus Transmission) Project
North Dakota Cloud Modification Project (NDCMP)
North Dakota Thunderstorm Project – North Dakota Atmospheric Resource Board
North Dakota Tracer Experiment – North Dakota Atmospheric Resource Board
Northeast Sampling Program – Sonoma Technology, Inc.
NSF/NCAR ICE-L Field Campaign
Oklahoma Weather Modification Project (OWMP)
Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District Rainfall Enhancement Program
Santa Barbara County Water Agency
Sonoma Technology, Inc.
Stanislaus Weather Modification Program
State of South Dakota – Department of Natural Resources Division of Weather Modification
Texas Central High Plains Rainfall Enhancement Program
Texas Experiment in Augmenting Rainfall through Cloud Seeding (TEXARC)
Texas Weather Modification Program
The University of North Dakota – US Environmental Protection Agency
University of Arizona – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Upper American River Cloud Seeding Project
Upper Payette River Basin Cloud Seeding Program
Upper Tuolumne River Weather Modification Program
Utah Division of Water Resources
Utah Division of Water Resources
West Central Texas Council of Governments Rainfall Enhancement Program
Western Dakota Water Development District – Black Hills Council of Local Government
Wyoming Weather Modification Pilot Program [/quote]
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by Tecumte
And where are all these mystery planes coming from? There should be at least one picture of an honest to god sprayer plane somewhere, and other than the KC-135 that does icing tests, the only ones I've ever seen are cloud seeders, or crop duster types.
Have you seen how much air travel there is over the US? You couldn't sneak a plane in anywhere into air traffic control to spray, and something like 90+% of air travel over the US can be tracked online. The only ones that can't are some military aircraft, and even that's changing as the military starts using the ADS-B transponders, along with everyone else. Even taking into account about 10% military travel, that's not enough air traffic by military flights to cover as much territory as people claim is being sprayed.
Cloud seeding and chemtrails are totally different. Chemtrails are supposedly what are being left by aircraft flying overhead, that spread into cloud cover. Cloud Seeding can only be done if there is a preexisting cloud, with quite a bit of moisture in it. Contrails don't have enough moisture to turn into rain clouds without some preexisting clouds, so you can't seed a contrail and make it rain.
Why is it so hard to believe that contrails persist, and spread out into cloud cover, but so easy to believe that there's some giant conspiracy that there is no credible evidence for, that is spraying some nasty chemical that is for ?edit on 11/17/2012 by Zaphod58 because: (no reason given)
In weather mod you build clouds using both, all sorts of aerosols and particulates to build the clouds and you can act on those cloud nucei using methods mentioned in the articles linked above incuding radiowaves. Check out the links I posted, there is hours and hourse of very good reading material and links to learn about these processes.
How do clouds form?
Clouds form when the invisible water vapour in the air condenses into visible water droplets or ice crystals. There is water around us all the time in the form of tiny gas particles, also known as water vapour. There are also tiny particles floating around in the air - such as salt and dust - these are called aerosols.
The water vapour and the aerosols are constantly bumping into each other. When the air is cooled, some of the water vapour sticks to the aerosols when they collide - this is condensation. Eventually, bigger water droplets form around the aerosol particles, and these water droplets start sticking together with other droplets, forming clouds.
And another link (with lot's of side links) just for you (and yours lol):
I can't seem to find where radio waves are needed to form clouds...
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by Tecumte
And another link (with lot's of side links) just for you (and yours lol):
Regarding the link you provided, I was looking at it and came across something interesting...
rezn8d.com...
That alone shows this site isn't very credible.
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by r2d246
do your own searches it's all right there in google as plain as day
I did, and you are the one who posted this tidbit now how about you backing it up with some evidence.
But I see you aren't going to show proof as to what you are saying so I found this for you...
Andy Hollinger, who handles media relations at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, tried not to laugh as we explained our fact-check.
"I can almost guarantee you that is indeed an urban myth," he said. "... That sounds like Conspiracy Theory 101."
But he humored us, putting historian Patricia Heberer on the phone. Her expertise is the German medical community, including Holocaust-era experimentation.
Most Nazi medical experiments, she said, had two themes: new drugs and treatments for common battlefield ailments, from war wounds to typhus, or the more infamous effort to underpin Nazi racial ideas, such as Josef Mengele's twin studies. None of the experimentation that she knows of involved fluoride — for mind control or for healthy teeth.
Meanwhile, in the concentration camp system, as in the ghettos, it would have been surprising if fluoride delivery was a focus — in the final few days before liberation, water lines scarcely delivered water. So, water treated just for the Jews?
www.politifact.com...
And then we have this...
A search of the internet of Charles E Perkins revealed a digitized version of the book, "The Truth about Water Fluoridation". Perkins was obviously no proponent of fluoridated water and gives a detailed explanation why. He also believed fluoridated water started as a communist plot, but the book contains no mention of the use of fluoride by the Nazis at all. As a matter of fact, there is no documentation to even prove the illicit use of fluoridation by the Russians. He simply states, "Mass medication, involving fluoridation of public water systems, has long been known as an important technique of the Communist philosophy of mass control." The story is Perkins was asked to better explain his Russian fluoridation comments in his book and the resulting letter brought to life the Nazi information.
onespeedbikerpolitico.blogspot.com...
So now please show the proof that you stated in your post about the Nazis and flouride...
Also please show the proof I asked for in my prior post concerning chemtrails
as that is what this thread is about?
Originally posted by r2d246
ya but the Nazi's invented the idea of putting floride in water at the concentration camps.
Okay yes, your right, absolutely 100% correct. Now go drink some more tap water okay.
What FDA regulations apply to bottled water?
The FDA has strict regulations on standards of quality, identity, and good manufacturing practices that bottled water must meet. Its regulations for governing the standards of “quality and identity” for bottled water are found in the Code of Federal Register 21 CFR 165.110. The FDA standards of quality state that domestic bottled water with no added fluoride may contain between 1.4 and 2.4 milligrams per liter (mg/L) fluoride, depending on the annual average daily air temperatures at the location where the bottled water is sold. Domestic bottled water with added fluoride can contain between 0.8 and 1.7 mg/L fluoride, depending on the annual average daily air temperatures where the bottled water is sold. Imported bottled water with no added fluoride may not contain more than 1.4 mg/L fluoride, and imported bottled water with added fluoride may not contain more than 0.8 mg/L fluoride.
Is the amount of fluoride in bottled water always listed on the label?
The FDA does not require bottled water manufacturers to list the fluoride content on the label, but it does require that fluoride additives be listed. In 2006, the FDA approved labeling with the statement, “Drinking fluoridated water may reduce the risk of tooth decay,” if the bottled water contains from 0.6 mg/L to 1.0 mg/L.
Guilt by association, hmmm, no not really, I hadn't ran into that link there yet (still reading the tons of info there, *some* of it, so far, VERY informative Imo) but I'm glad to see they have the HAARP 'watch' page up, I think it is far from clear yet if that HAARP 'monitoring' site has any real validity or not , but it should be given a chance, time will tell if it's of value. I see the vultures have already set up a webpage online to try and 'debunk' the site, lol, to me that indicates even a closer look.
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by Tecumte
Guilt by association, hmmm, no not really, I hadn't ran into that link there yet (still reading the tons of info there, *some* of it, so far, VERY informative Imo) but I'm glad to see they have the HAARP 'watch' page up, I think it is far from clear yet if that HAARP 'monitoring' site has any real validity or not , but it should be given a chance, time will tell if it's of value. I see the vultures have already set up a webpage online to try and 'debunk' the site, lol, to me that indicates even a closer look.
Actually the owner of the site HAARPstatus.com has debunked it himself...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Hard to accept something as legit when the site owner admits it is a sham.