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<strong>ASTRONOMY</strong> <strong>CONTRAILS</strong> <strong>JET</strong> <strong>AVIATION</strong> CIRRUS GLOBAL WARMING AIR ...<br />
are straight when it is not" (redundant link): http://awgnet.com/...<br />
3. Smithsonian Air and Space (1996): Contrails revealing turbulence: "Shears and whirlwinds also occur at higher altitudes, and Bedard, after years <strong>of</strong> listening to the<br />
infrasonic growls <strong>of</strong> weather, has begun reading what these winds write in the high troposphere--in contrails. He sees turbulence in corkscrewed contrails, and in<br />
contrails shaped like whips" (June/July 1996): http://www.airspacemag.com/...<br />
4. Contrails good for aviation safety??: http://marina.fortunecity.com/...<br />
5. Contrails good for aviation safety: http://www.flightsimnetwork.com/...<br />
6. Contrails useful in weather forecasts: http://www.fb.com/news/...<br />
7. Embry Riddle Aeronautical University (in the pilot's choise <strong>of</strong> the most economical flight altitude, the generation <strong>of</strong> contrails is a mere consequence, and for "most<br />
passengers, the most important consideration is what movie will be shown"): http://comm.db.erau.edu:80/...<br />
8. Berliner Morgenpost, September 16, 1997: Contrails mentioned in the discussion <strong>of</strong> the US/German mid-air collison <strong>of</strong>f the South-West African coast:<br />
http://archiv.berliner-morgenpost.de/...<br />
9. Near collission in 1996: "The level change was authorised by air traffic control, and as the aircraft left flight level 350, the crew noticed the "contrails" <strong>of</strong> another<br />
aircraft above and levelled <strong>of</strong>f. A traffic alert and collision avoidance system traffic advisory message was received at the same time, indicating that the vertical<br />
separation <strong>of</strong> the aircraft on passing was 1800 feet": http://www.taic.org.nz/...<br />
10. FAA on the use <strong>of</strong> contrails as a navigation aid during North-Atlantic ocean crossings: "Even with a sophisticated navigation system such as GPS, it is still essential to<br />
maintain good navigation practices. Do not just blindly follow the numbers; awareness <strong>of</strong> the azimuth <strong>of</strong> the sun, cross-checking with other NAVAIDs and disposition <strong>of</strong><br />
contrails from high level traffic are all obvious but many errors have occurred which could have been prevented had the pilot shown more awareness":<br />
http://www.faa.gov/...<br />
11. Spotting contrails can help reestablish contact with aircraft if the radio has failed: http://www.aviationnow.com/...<br />
BUSINESS ... up<br />
1. "Insurance Journal News" on jet contrails (!): "Contrails Could Affect Future Weather": http://st11.yahoo.com/...<br />
2. Contrails are not good for business: "Contrail Airlines Inc." rejected as company name because: ""We started with Contrails," says McArtor. "We figured every other<br />
airline would be advertising for you, because contrails, or condensation trails, are those vapor trails that come out <strong>of</strong> the back <strong>of</strong> a plane. In Dallas people said, 'What's<br />
the deal with Conrail?' That's a railroad that doesn't have a great reputation in the area. Others thought contrails were pollution"": http://www.pathfinder.com/...<br />
3. Emit contrails and earn milage: http://m.doubleclick.net/...<br />
4. Contrails required in realistic flight simulators: http://www.avsim.com/... - and - click<br />
5. Aerodyne Research Inc.: Jet engine research, related to contrails and other emissions: http://www.aerodyne.com/...<br />
6. Aero International, 1996, issue 2, page 72-73: Contrails discussed in relation to jet engine design (?): http://cip.physik.uni-wuerzburg.de/... (the article cannot be found on<br />
the publications own home page: http://www.aerointernational.de/)<br />
7. Digital Photography: "After all the dust is gone we might remove other items that spoil the photo such as jet contrails or wires": http://internetbrothers.com/t/...<br />
8. Contrails contaminating commercially <strong>of</strong>fered satellite picture: http://www.erim-int.com/...<br />
9. Commercial analysis by company "Analytical Services & Materials": "Constructed climatologies <strong>of</strong> surface-detected contrails over the US": http://www.asm-usa.com/...<br />
10. Contrails in commercials: Austrian Airlines (the logo): http://www.austrianair.com/...<br />
11. Contrails in commercials: Air Zodiac: http://www.airzodiac.com/...<br />
12. Contrails in commercials: Continental Airlines (the 1968 logo): http://www.continental.com/... from click<br />
13. Contrails in commercials: -- also Swissair used contrails in their commercials, maybe around 1980.<br />
14. Contrails in real estate advertising (do they enhance property value?): http://www.s<strong>of</strong>tcom.net/...<br />
15. Commercial: Chance imaging <strong>of</strong> contrails in 'Miller Beer Stunt' (horse pulling hang-glider) http://www.stuntwings.com/... from click<br />
16. Heavy contrails seen in commercial (Volvo V70 van) on European CNN, wednesday April 12, 2000.<br />
17. Contrails in music video: The music video playing on the European MTV channel on March 2, 2000, announcing MacGray's records STILL and ON HOW LIFE IS,<br />
shows several contrails.<br />
18. Simulated contrail on Rolls Royce company page: http://www.rolls-royce.com/...<br />
19. Make 225 $ giving contrail information for kids: http://www.mediaincorporated.com/...<br />
20. Jobs in contrail research: http://www.wiley-vch.de/...<br />
21. Shell Aviation: "Condensation trails from aircraft also contribute to the Greenhouse effect, as well as being very visible and increasing cloud cover in areas <strong>of</strong> high flight<br />
activity. Some models predict their effect to be 10% <strong>of</strong> that due to CO2, whilst more recent predictions put their effect as comparable to that <strong>of</strong> CO2":<br />
http://www.shell.com/...<br />
<strong>CONTRAILS</strong> FROM FUTURE AIRCRAFT ... top <strong>of</strong> document<br />
Jump to subsection:<br />
--Supersonic Transport and High Altitude Aircraft<br />
--Alternative Propulsion Systems<br />
SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT AND HIGH ALTITUDE<br />
AIRCRAFT ... up<br />
1. SST: Liberty Tree Alliance quoting Earth Island Journal for this opinion: "EIJ has two primary worries: One, the effects <strong>of</strong> contrails have been at best ignored and at<br />
worst covered up. Two, airplane manufacturers are well underway in the development <strong>of</strong> higher-flying, supersonic passenger planes. One industry estimate has these jets<br />
heading for the stratosphere within the next ten years. Even without these jumbo SSTs, NASA says that within the next twenty years aircraft fuel consumption will more<br />
than double, nitrogen oxide emissions will nearly double, and carbon dioxide emissions will increase by half", and Liberty Tree Alliance concludes: "It's almost enough<br />
to make you want to stay home": http://www.libtree.org/...<br />
2. American pollution better than non-US pollution: "If SSTs are going to pollute our atmosphere, it's better to have it polluted by U.S. SSTs than by the same number <strong>of</strong><br />
foreign-produced SSTs": http://www.magma.ca/...<br />
3. HSCT: "Contrail formation is not expected to occur at the altitudes at which HSCTs will fly [ca. 20 km], although indirect radiative impacts may result if HSCT<br />
emissions enhance the formation <strong>of</strong> PSCs": http://www.nap.edu/... - and: "Formation <strong>of</strong> persistent contrails from HSCTs is expected to be infrequent":<br />
http://hyperion.gsfc.nasa.gov/...<br />
4. HALO - the proposed "High Altitude Long Operation" aircraft. This is intended to provide telecommunication links for big metropolitan areas, cruising at altitude 15 -<br />
20 km. It will leave contrails with diameter 80 to 120 kilometers: http://www.geocities.com/...<br />
5. Supersonic transport emissions: http://www.aero.jussieu.fr/...<br />
6. One the influence <strong>of</strong> future aircraft on the environment: http://www.edf.org/...<br />
ALTERNATIVE PROPULSION SYSTEMS ... up<br />
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1. HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY<br />
a. Hydrogen planes (they create thicker, shortliving contrails): http://www.decollage.org/...<br />
b. Hydrogen plane technology: Daimler-Benz research into hydrogen planes, with less contrails: http://www.landtag-sh.gruene.de/...<br />
c. Daimler Chrysler Aerospace on the 'absolutely harmless contrails': "Simulationsrechnungen zur Kondensstreifenbildung legen allerdings die Vermutung nahe,<br />
daß Kondensstreifen hinter einem Wasserst<strong>of</strong>ftriebwerk optisch dünn und wenig strahlungwirksam, also absolut harmlos sein werden":<br />
http://www.dasa.com/dasa/...<br />
d. On the merits <strong>of</strong> hydrogen aviation: Eurosolar: Klimawirkungen von Wasserst<strong>of</strong>f- und Kerosinflugzeugen: "... Außerdem gibt es Hinweise dafür, daß der<br />
vermehrte Wasserdampf-Ausstoß nicht zu einer erhöhten Kondensstreifenbildung führen muß. Messungen von Kondensstreifen habe nämlich ergeben, daß der<br />
Wassergehalt in ihnen sich nicht wesentlich vom natürlichen unterscheidet. Daher besteht der Verdacht, daß insbesondere Rußpartikel und unverbrannte<br />
Kohlenwasserst<strong>of</strong>fe als Kondensationskerne wirken. Diese Produkte treten bei Wasserst<strong>of</strong>f als Treibst<strong>of</strong>f jedoch nicht auf": http://www.eurosolar.org/...<br />
http://www.astro.ku.dk/~holger/IDA/notes.html<br />
12/11/2008