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In similar fashion, I became concerned that more than 10 years of heavy chemtrail spraying is causing
similar atmospheric “dead zones” by destroying the microscopic life forms that inhabit Earth’s
atmosphere – and are intricately tied to our weather.
PATENTLY OBVIOUS
Nascent chemtrails technology had already been developed for the U.S. Navy. Issued in 1975, the
navy’s Contrail Generation Patent described a “Contrail generation apparatus for producing a powder
contrail having maximum radiation scattering ability.”
Noting “some details unavailable”, the classified invention was intended to produce an easily observed
powder contrail behind target drones used to simulate “aerial threats” for anti-aircraft missile tests. The
patent described how “light scattering pigment powder particles” are dispensed from jets “to produce a
powder contrail having maximum visibility or radiation scattering ability for a given weight material.”
The patent further claimed that the Navy’s invention is also suitable “to generate contrails or reflective
screens for any desired purpose.”
Could artificial “contrails” actually cool the lower atmosphere?
CONTRAILS REDUCE DAILY TEMPERATURES
It is now well known that artificial cirrus clouds formed by particulates and water vapor in jet exhaust do
effect daily temperatures. The grounding of commercial flights for three days after last September's
terrorist attacks in the United States gave David Travis at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and
colleagues a chance they never thought they'd have: to study the true impact that contrails from jet
engines have on our climate.
Travis's team found that the difference between daily high and nightly low temperatures in the absence
of contrails was more than 1°F greater than in the presence of contrails. Comparing the three-day
grounding period with the three days immediately before and after, the impact was even larger – about
2°F.
“It's obviously a significant effect,” says Andrew Carleton, an atmospheric scientist at Pennsylvania
State University in University Park and a member of Travis's team.
In regions with crowded skies, contrail overcasts prevent days from getting too hot by reflecting the
sun's rays. They also keep nights warmer by trapping the Earth's heat.
“Locally, contrails are equally as significant as greenhouse gases,” says Carleton. [Nature Aug/02]
Ditto chemtrails. Deteriorating weather conditions are often observed in the wake of an activity referred
to by the U.S. Air Force as “aerial obscuration”. These unpredicted weather changes include sudden
temperature drops, high winds, unusually heavy or unseasonable precipitation, and murky overcasts on
days forecast for “sunny weather”.
Concurrent with this toxic sky spraying, in timing and location too drastic and too often occurring to be
coincidence, epidemics of sudden, acute and sometimes fatal illness continue to occur among
populations exposed to chemical clouds.
Widespread accounts of a “metallic taste” in the mouth, odors of petroleum, difficulty in breathing and
other acute allergic reactions by observers on the ground suggest that the rapid fall-rate of highly
allergenic JP-8 jet fuel, as well as other toxic chemicals present in varying spray mixes, may be major
factors in adverse health reactions among residents of heavily sprayed areas.