posted 05-26-2002 07:45 AM            

I work for an electronic monitoring/surveillance agency, based out of boulder. Our main operations center is located here in Indiana though. Are facilities are the 2 top floors of a 8 story building, fully secured, using a badge at each door and a key for the elevator. I work third shift. At about 0530 hours (CST) this morning, it was perfectly blue and not a cloud in the horizon. 10 minutes later, the skies started filling with those all too familiar longe, thick, white contrails. The weird thing is, I only saw about 2 aircraft, but the contrails appeared within about 15 minutes, dozens of them.

I noticed two anomolies. Just west of the building I work in, I observed a very strange cloud of dense black "mist" or "vapor". What is significant is that this vapor remained motionless for some time. It was transparent, but had a black reflection. I continued to watch it. To my dismay, I observed it dissipate in opposite directions, like it had been magnetically charged !!!! Explain that!!

So for the last two hours at work, I watched unknown aircraft leave contrail after contrail, and watched as they turned the sky into a pure white mist, after expanding. I mean, it's so easy to see it. You watch the plane spray; you watch the spray expand and become anomolous or form a cloud. Either way it is Why don't more people notice it??? (mind control)

The other anomoly was the way the most concentrated spraying was right smack dab in the direct path of the ultraviolet rays. This created anomolous fields of orange/gold/red clouds, which seemed to be forming a donut hole in the center.

Remember I had an especially good view of all this as I was on the 8th floor. I just wish I had a Camera with Me.

posted 05-26-2002 11:22 AM            

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Originally posted by Lulu:
I have a question/comment concerning all these humidity readings. I am assuming that these reading are ground readings. How do these humidity (ground) readings have any bearing on a jet flying at elevation? Shouldn't we be recording relative humidty readings from various elevations such as 10,000', 14,000', 20,000', 24,000', 30,000', 34,000', 40,000', and 44,000' found here ~
http://adds.aviationweather.noaa.gov/projects/adds/flight_path/

If we are finding that trails are forming and persisting at elevations where they're not suppose to be forming and persisting, then perhaps we will have proof of chemtrails?

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posted 05-26-2002 12:08 PM            

Actually, from numerous field observations, there does seem to be a connection between the amount of humidity at ground level and the persistence of trails as well as the thickness of chem-haze. The persistence of the trails being that as they spread, the particulate material drops in altitude. The trails might be formed at 30,000 feet but the trails become more and more persistent as they drop in altitude, especially when the humidity level is above a certain percentage point at ground level it seems.

I've watched chemhaze begin to thicken and chem-clouds appear as the humidity increased.

Like right now --- the temperature is --- 62.1 degrees -- with 75 percent humidity and there's a complete white out here. --- As the humidity decreases, the haze will begin to thin out and the sky will almost appear to be clear when the humiditydrops below 30 percent. --- When they spray when the humidity level is below 30 percent, the trails are less persistent, but a fog like haze forms relatively quiclkly. The humidity actually seems to slow down the spread of the chems though it is just an observation of mine.

BTW, I usually don't monitor the humidity readings because I don't have the program that Dan does and have to jump around from site to site.

Dan has a little pop-up program called Weather Bug and I have to go to the site http://www.aws.com/aws_2001/asp/getLiveWeather.asp to get the same information.

posted 05-26-2002 03:00 PM            

The sky is completely gray right now and we might get some rain sometime tonight. The temperature is 65 degrees with 77% humidity right now.

posted 05-27-2002 11:48 AM            

Today it is hazy, and it's like the sun is shining through gauze. HUGE rainbow circle around it, took a pic of part of it. Saw a couple of trails, but it looks like maybe this stuff was sprayed last night?

posted 05-27-2002 05:28 PM            

The chemtrail spray program has continued throughout the Memorial Day weekend in the Inland Northwest. Although it has not entirely destroyed the beauty of the day, it may being affecting the predicted rain in places, as the trails are being laid above billowy white and dark clouds. Instead of a blue sky background, only white can be observed in most places one looks.

posted 05-28-2002 12:48 AM            

The temperature is 62 degres but feels like it's closer to 70 and the humidity is 89% but feels really dry.

posted 05-28-2002 10:05 AM            

I am a first time poster located near Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center who justs happens to be a NASA engineer. I guess I am surprised based on understanding of weather and turbofan/turbojet engines. I am sorry but from where I sit I do NOT observe what you do.

Perhaps my MIT advanced degree has replaced my powers of observation but could you please explain to me exactly what a chemdog is and why it is anomalous to the production of contrails? Your hypothesis on what is defined as "chemtrails" is very entertaining indeed.

If you are curious I am in Spain supporting a Space shuttle launch.

posted 05-28-2002 11:09 AM            

The temperature is 74 degrees with 74% humidity.

posted 05-28-2002 04:28 PM            

Saturday - We got slammed all day long. However, for the most part it remained sunny despite all of the activity overhead. Hazy weird-looking moonlit sky later.

Sunday- Planes back and forth all day long again, just like Saturday. Flying straight out over the ocean, then back again. Saw some multi-colored clouds. Clear at night.

Monday- More of the same. Sunday was the worst out of the three days. Did see a horizontal chembow?

Mother Earth seemed to win out during the holiday weekend.

posted 05-29-2002 08:10 AM            

So far so good today. Good to see, hope it lasts.

In response to father...

This is what it looks like. I'm not going to bother running around taking pictures anymore, there are plenty here in the image d-base that cover the subject.

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Perhaps my MIT advanced degree has replaced my powers of observation

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Your combative tone is duly noted. A mental giant such as yourself should be able to provoke someone else to spar with you. This will be my one and only response to you. I prefer those that play nice...like Duncan.

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The skies above the Southwest are typically too dry, and the skies above the deep South are too hot for extended contrail coverage.

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That from David J. Travis another of your brethren from the halls of academia.
http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/001203.html

The following from a few weeks back stating what an unusual occurance the halo is. The natural occurance may be unusual, the man made ones are quite regular. Ripped from Thermit's thread. http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/ubb/Forum6/HTML/000646.html

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Posted on Fri, May. 17, 2002

Harmless halo around the sun causes a buzz in South Florida
BY MARTIN MERZER
mmerzer@herald.com

WINSTON TOWNSEND/Miami Herald

Concentric rings appear around the sun in this view made in downtown Miami at 2:15 p.m. Friday.

Hey, look up. What the heck is that?

A wide, shadowy halo materialized around the sun this afternoon, transforming many South Floridians into instant astronomers, arousing a flood of calls to weather forecasters and inspiring more than a few dark thoughts.

'One guy said, `It's Armageddon,' '' said Sydelle Engel, a customer at the Flashback Diner in Hallandale Beach, a place that suddenly emptied as word spread and people flocked outside. ``Another guy said, `Good, I don't have to pay my bills.''

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http://www.miami.com/mld/miami/news/local/3284810.htm