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I'm wearing mine today.... Extra heavy tin (aluminum) foil!!! and foil lined shorts as well!!Aerosmith said:Dont forget to don that tinhat.
Denver130 said:By the way you can do the same math in celcius.
90F is 32C
Lets use 2C temperature difference per 1,000ft and 12,000ft height as a point of comparison.
2 times 12 = 24
32 - 24 = 8C
Can jet contrails form at 8C at 12,000ft? No
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.
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?
flywithastick said:I'm wearing mine today.... Extra heavy tin (aluminum) foil!!! and foil lined shorts as well!!
http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/nm/20031028/mdf394386.jpg
ALCOA must love you!TXCAP4228 said:The tin hat is not enough. I had to completely cover my home and my computer in tin foil.
Typhoon1244 said:ALCOA must love you!
(Well, you said tin, didn't you? Never mind...)
TXCAP4228 said:Uh oh...they're coming for me...I hav
Typhoon1244 said:If there's enough moisture in the air, yes. They'll be short-lived, but they'll be there.
Condensation trails will form anywhere if there is enough moisture in the atmosphere and if the ambient air temperature is cold enough. They can even form below 1,000 feet under certain conditions (as you can see here and here).I see a contrail. Only an ignorant paranoiac would see a "chemtrail." Oh yeah! That "chemtrail" is practically touching the roof, isn't it!