Wind turbine geo-engineering??

Check out the blog - wind turbine albedo effect

Clouds are being made all over the place these days!!

Turbine Trails!

Run for the hills! It's a conspiracy!!!


Edit: On a serious note, that is a really cool looking photo. Thanks for sharing it.

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It is amazing, isn't it!!

The generation of clouds is actual geoengineering tho - even if unintended and a result of unusual circumstance (if it can happen once it can happen more than once)

How are these created? Are they the equivalent of an aeroplanes aerodynamic contrails?

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Yep - exactly - more info is in the blog I got it from & linked to - basically on a humid day the aerodynamic effect of the turbines cased moisture to condense out of the air.

Yeah, it's really cool. It makes you wonder if the "green energy" movement is going to actually make things worse by possibly creating weather patterns, or moving them to other location. Energy can't be destroyed, according to Einstein, so that wind energy is now being transferred into electrical energy and no longer heading "downstream". What will the impact of that be? I guess we'll find out over time.

Incredible picture Thanks for posting it. Just shows how much we inadvertently affect the weather.

But are they chemtrails?


Edit: I'm not a fan of wind power

Very cool photo. I don't have to worry, though. My lil' 250-watt wind genny doesn't bother a thang. No dead birds, no contrails (it only sits 30 feet above grade).

I wonder if the 'clouds' in the photo can really be considered to be cirrus. Definately is a form of geo-engineering, though. Would be interesting to track and document any repercussions of them.

Darn! Now that chemtrails came to the attention of the public, TPTB decided to change the dispersion technique! All that "green energy" stuff is just a sham, all they want is a new way to spray us with chemicals!

Just look at that photo...

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


Excellent, thank you. I did have a quick look at the link, but obviously missed the explanation.

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They are not cirrus. Cirrus clouds are ice clouds. More like ground fog.

Actually the closest thing might be an aerodynamic contrail.

Hmm, should be able to see that from space.

[ETA] No, the satellite photo for that day just shows pretty featureless white.

Originally posted by EssanBut are they chemtrails?

Definitely, as they seems to last for more than a few seconds...

Originally posted by argentus

I wonder if the 'clouds' in the photo can really be considered to be cirrus.

No, much to low to be cirrus, and comprised of water vapour rather than ice crystals.

No quite sure what we'd call them. Similar clouds produced by factories and power stations are known as fumulus (a pun on fumes and cumulus) but these are not quite formed in the same way. Maybe they need a name? Turbinulus?

Here is a Failed Contrail Solution.
www.airspacemag.com...

” The original B-2 design included a tank outboard of the main landing gear that would store a chemical to mix with the exhaust and suppress contrail formation. The Internet is a rich source of speculation as to what went wrong with that plan, but in the end, Ophir, an optical sensor manufacturer in Littleton, Colorado, saved the day. Its Pilot Alert System uses lidar (light detection and ranging) to differentiate contrails from clouds and tell the pilot to change his altitude when his aircraft is “conning.”

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


Thank you for posting this.

Several years ago, a friend in the southwest set up a tower with several propellers mounted vertically inside. His plan was to have the air which would rise up through the center column to turn the props and generate electricity. I worked quite well, but on certain mornings it appeared to be "smoking". The first time he saw it he thought it was on fire.

He never did figure out what must be water vapor becoming light clouds such as this seems to be.

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I don't think that has anything to do with these fans though?

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I agree "chlorofluoro sulphonic acid"
would not make those fans stealth.
Pointing out to chemtrailers what we did not see in the past,
seems to have been altered with chemicals and tests.

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The subject of contrail suppression is probably worth a thread of its own?

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul

I stumbled across it because
I was going to ask you how do they keep stealth bombers from leaving a contrail,
but I goggled it. Just shared it here is all since I thought about asking you.

Originally posted by Gmoneycricket
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul

 

I stumbled across it because
I was going to ask you how do they keep stealth bombers from leaving a contrail,
but I goggled it. Just shared it here is all since I thought about asking you.

Well the system they tried was stopped, due to corrosion issues, so now they just would try to adjust altitude until the contrail is less visible or preferably nonexistent