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Could be! Water is a "chemical". maybe both side have a point here!!skyslug said:I suppose the breath that comes out of our mouth on a cold day and "fogs" is a form of human chemical spraying? (and yes, in some folks it actually is!)
I also suppose the steam rising from a boiling pot of water is the cooks way of introducing airborne chemicals into the household?
Have you ever heard of "fog?" Go look up "fog" in any meteorology book, then come back and tell us what altitudes clouds form at.Denver130 said:What altitude are clouds normally at? The text box answer is betwteen 10K and 15K.
Yeah, and they were real secret, weren't they.flywithastick said:NASA's WB-57 spraying "stuff" at the higher altitudes for some research project, and lower being the Beech D-18 "Mosquito Bomber" spraying insectacide (sp?), operated by the county.
...I guess both of these could be considered chem spraying by the government.
Denver130 said:
What altitude are clouds normally at? The text box answer is betwteen 10K and 15K. (Houston is not known for cirrus clouds)
Denver130 said:For those of you who are scientifically minded, think about this one. If its 90 degrees out in Houston, what is the temperature at 12,000ft (since a lot of clouds reside between 10K and 15K feet, we will use that for our point of comparison).
The average temperature decrease is 2.5 degrees per 1,000ft. So what is the temperature at 12,000ft?
2.5 times 12 = 30
90 – 30 = 60 (temperature at 12K)
If the temperature at 12K is 60, would jet contrails normally form? No.
Every piece of literature I’ve read and I’ve pulled 100 documents off the web including NASA and NOAA documents and in every case they said you need a temperature of -40F or colder. Also in order to have lingering jet contrails you need temperatures as low as -70F. Isn’t it strange then to see jet contrails woven through the clouds in warm temperatures when scientific literature says the opposites?
By the way look at the bottom picture and notice how close to the roof of the apartment building it is. Wouldn't that look suspicious to you?
If there's enough moisture in the air, yes. They'll be short-lived, but they'll be there.Denver130 said:Can jet contrails form at 8C at 12,000ft?
I see a contrail. Only an ignorant paranoiac would see a "chemtrail."By the way, when you look at the three pictures at http://www.geocities.com/houstonchemtrails/dec1102.html what do you see? Heavy low altitude cloud cover and a jet contrail or one of those notorious chemtrails? You decide.
Oh yeah! That "chemtrail" is practically touching the roof, isn't it!By the way look at the bottom picture and notice how close to the roof of the apartment building it is. Wouldn't that look suspicious to you?