OverSword, on 23 May 2012 - 07:53 PM, said:
look at this list of patents and tell me that none of this could be applied to "chemtrails"
http://www.seektress.com/patlist.htm
It really is funny how many will deny the possibility that chemtrails exist at all when obviously there has been research into modifying the weather for well over a century. But NO....obviously they are all naturally occuring contrails created from jet engines.
"Could be" is a long way from IS. COULD there be "chemtrails"? Sure. Is there any actual evidence there are? No. There are patents for time travel, free energy, and anti-gravity. Just because somebody has patented something, doesn't mean it works or even if it works that it is or has ever been in production.
how does this patent supposedly relate to "chemtrails"?
4873928 - October 17, 1989 - Nuclear-sized explosions without radiation
or this one
5005355 - April 9, 1991 - Method of suppressing formation of contrails and solution therefor
when the whole idea behind "chemtrails" is they are making more contrails where there supposedly shouldn't be some?
Many of those patents are unrelated. Many more involve cloud seeding which takes place far lower in already established clouds.
Modifying the weather is not in question. That takes place with cloud seeding done in established clouds far lower where weather actually happens. "Chemtrails" are far above the weather among cirrus clouds. Cirrus clouds don't produce rain or snow.
I have personally yet to see ANY "chemtrails" that could not be explained by the well known and long known phenomena of contrails.
Why have no "chemtrail" believers chartered a plane and collected a sample directly from a trail? Wouldn't this be the single best evidence? At least a few have promised to do so and one years ago even collected money to do so but none ever do. Instead they are content to collect samples from the ground that prove nothing and where contamination by other sources is not only likely but expected.
Edited by frenat, 23 May 2012 - 08:43 PM.
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