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But also a sign that authorities are willing to take action against real experiments, even the release of small amounts of plain old sea salt. So the fact they don't take action against "chemtrails" is further evidence that chemtrails are not real.

A very easy claim to disprove using daily satellite imagery on the Worldview website. Obviously the bill hasn't yet come into force but if we look at imagery from well after the bill was passed at the beginning of April we can see plenty of contrails over Tennessee. Eg here on April 23 there...

The nose is there on that one but seems to be missing on the one where it is facing left:

And never mind the usual "UFO" red flag - the "saucer" shape that suddenly became popular after the 1947 Kenneth Arnold sighting, even though the objects he claimed to see weren't saucer shaped at all. Only once the headlines mentioned saucers did all the sightings suddenly go disc-shaped.

The surname looks like "Kitson" to me, and a first initial "R". Google turned up a Roy Kitson who was deputy chief constable in the Suffolk area in the 1980s, as per this site. From Companies House it appears his middle name is Barry, so the signature R. B. Kitson looks very plausible to me.

The binary code thing is the biggest red flag to me in this whole sorry tale. As discussed several times in the past, the "code" was simply the latitude and longitude of Woodbridge (the town, not the RAF base) as recorded to seven decimal paces in an old online database. Due to a transcription...

You would need to know where the wires are in relation to the camera and the garage, and therefore how far horizontally they are from the camera. I'm sure I remember seeing a map of the location years ago, was the location of the wires recorded? Edit: yes... I posted this six years ago. I wish...

11:03am is 15:03 GMT. There was a lot of military traffic over Eglin and the surrounding area, but I don't see any C130s. There was a KC-135 out to see, and two F-5s (the purple ones). The only one that doesn't have a type designation on ADSB Exchange seems to be this one, TUNDRA2...

He has posted metadata, although the comments suggest the screenshot may be edited. Source: https://twitter.com/anthroaerospace/status/1785864228001210877/photo/1 The image is an Apple live photo according to the metadata, so there should be a short video available, at least.

I do enjoy the Sherlock Holmes stories. Just that bit of faulty logic always bugged me.

I never really agreed with that famous Holmesian logic, which he recycled in various forms over the years: “How often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?” It's simply not true. There can be any number of...

It is the same phenomenon as shown here. Aerodynamic contrails. https://www.metabunk.org/threads/debunked-irrefutable-film-footage-of-climate-engineering-aerosol-spraying-aerodynamic-contrails.7856/

Also interesting that this plane is a turboprop, which I don't usually associate with making persistent contrails.

Videos and photos of some striking spiralling contrails have been causing a stir on social media in April 2024: Source: https://twitter.com/Humanbydesign3/status/1783377660229341504 https://www.instagram.com/reels/C6Jr1UOICVr/ The first clue is that road signs are visible in the video...

I doubt if the sign is unaltered. The typeface and size on “LANDFILL” doesn’t appear to match. Edit: although that might be down to compression. I found a larger version of the image which does look right - even down to the reflective dots on the letters.

Weirdly, when I first looked at the picture I immediately thought the flow was right to left. Then I overanalysed it and ended up getting it backwards. I was trying to find pictures of fast-flowing rivers to see whether the V should point up or downstream. I convinced myself it should point...

I wonder if it might be a Quaker burial ground. There are quite a lot of them in the north of England, and they don't have churches attached. I'm having a look through the Historic England monument list.

Yes, so assuming the photo was taken roughly in the middle of the day (high sun angle, and it was taken this month) then we are looking at a river aligned east-west, with the cemetery on the north bank. The question then is, which way is the river flowing. Looking at the V-shaped flow here I...

I had missed this thread. I like a good geolocation challenge. I'm working today (or meant to be) so can't devote a lot of time to it at the moment. The river seems to be quite broad and meandering, so we are not in steep country here although there are some hills around. To me it suggests the...

Well, Tennessee already has a law regulating cloud seeding. It was passed in 1967 and came into force the following year. The law requires anyone wanting to carry out cloud seeding or other weather modification to apply for a licence, and give public notice: The licensee shall cause the notice...