Tag: satellite
Chemtrails from space
by qbit on Feb.20, 2009, under Satellite Imagery, What are they?
More satellite and space station photos of chemtrails. Gives you an idea of the immense scope of the problem.
NASA IR Satellite Chemtrails
by qbit on Jan.24, 2009, under Optical Phenomena, Satellite Imagery
NASA illustrates for us that chemtrails have a different infrared signature than normal clouds. Its unclear what “enhanced” infrared is. Perhaps a different wavelength. Further investigation needed.
NASA IR Satellite image. Downloaded directly from nasa.gov. Resized and repositioned but otherwise unmodified.
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Have you noticed anything unusual in the sky lately?
If you're over 30 or so, you may remember what a clear blue sky looks like. Otherwise, you may not even realize that these long, persistent trails coming out of the backs of planes are not normal contrails
Prior to the mid '90s, airplane contrails did not have the tendency to persist as long as they do now. Observe how the trails form wispy, persistent clouds, gradually dispersing into haze. You may see rainbows and pink and green dichroism (2-colors). Diffraction and dichroism are strong indicators for the presence of metallic aerosol.
In this site we explore the purpose of these metallic aerosols and other dispersal programs.
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