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Maybe if you have it to hand you could find the relevant page and post a photo of the physical book?

The article is, as others have noted, from The Onion. More specifically, it is from a book called Our Dumb Century, published in 1999: http://www.amazon.com/Our-Dumb-Century-Presents-Headlines/dp/0609804618/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1457347707&sr=1-1&keywords=our+dumb+century It's...

Jasper Kirkby made a comment about "clouds seeded by jets dumping aerosols into the upper atmosphere", which was leapt on as "whistleblowing". eg http://www.veteranstoday.com/2014/12/27/climate-scientist-blows-whistle-on-aerosol-dumps-chemtrails/ Of course, he was just talking about the fact...

Actually they point to a couple - eg Tim Lenton and Jasper Kirkby - who are touted as whistleblowers due to quotes being taken out of context. I managed to contact Lenton to clarify his position but I haven't been able to get a reply from Kirkby. Edited to correct spelling of Kirkby

By coincidence I took this photo just the other day. The contrast isn't ideal but you can see the sunbeams in all directions around the sun, which is hidden behind the trees at the centre.

OK now I see what you mean. The beams are only visible in the areas with mist. You can't see light rays unless there is something to reflect them towards your eye.

I skipped lunch. I was hungry, OK? Don't judge.

Imagine placing the prongs of a fork vertically next to a straight sided object, say a brick or a box. The verticals would align. The prongs of the fork represent the sun's rays if the sun is overhead. Now tilt the fork so it is leaning away from you, to simulate the sun setting. Those prongs...

Why do you think the sun should be "delivering vertical beams"? That would only be the case at the subsolar point, i.e. the place where the sun is at the zenith (directly overhead). Clearly that is not the case in this picture. The angle the sun beams, or light rays, make with the surface can...

So as mentioned earlier, they found a small amount of barium, but not aluminium. Mit einer PC6 einer privaten Fallschirmsprungfirma wird dann auch in die Wolken geflogen. Die Maschine ist ausgerüstet mit Messgeräten, welche den Barium- und Aluminiumgehalt der Luft in acht Kilometern Höhe messen...

It would be interesting to contact Wolfe Air and see if they are working with Murphy at all. It's possible be might have contracted them to do a filming flight or something like that.

Here are a couple of photos depicting contrails, taken from the Gemini space missions in the 1960s. From Gemini VII, image S65-63776_G07-H, taken on December 12 1965, location not recorded but captioned as "Clouds contrails": http://tothemoon.ser.asu.edu/gallery/gemini/7#S65-63776_G07-H...

Welcome! I was just in Switzerland at the weekend. Lots of contrails over the Alps. Are chemtrail believers a big thing there?

In some ways it might even be beneficial if this bill does get passed. Contrails will still appear above Rhode Island, and it can then be legally proven that contrails are nothing to do with geoengineering.

People hear "aluminium" and think "metal", but as @Spectrar Ghost says, you won't find free aluminium floating around. Among the list of things many people probably don't realise are largely made of aluminium compounds: bricks clay porcelain/china sandpaper rubies sapphires The latter two...

Soil is only around 7 or 8 percent aluminium, on average. Bricks are made of clay, which has a high proportion of aluminium oxide (alumina) - usually at least 20% (i.e. around 11% aluminium), but up to 70% or more for fire bricks. Concrete, too, often uses GGBS (ground granulated blast furnace...

I can already picture the "government officials admit to chemtrails 100% PROOF" videos. :rolleyes: This is a particularly annoying case of a vicious circle - chemtrail believers use spurious "evidence" to recruit officials, who will then get used as further evidence, and so it goes on...

Just bumping this thread to address this particular point. I flew with easyJet from Gatwick to Geneva last week, and took this picture of the aircraft at the departure gate, with luggage being loaded into the front hold. This was a full flight and lots of passengers were taking ski equipment, so...

Sunrise clouds this morning over France (Photographed from an easyJet plane fitted with the famous "three-pipe aerosol delivery system" ;)) Edit: Today I Learned that airplane mode no longer disables the GPS geolocation on iPhones, as those photos come up with locations that agree with...

You are right, I was confusing diameter with radius. That would be a 90 degree halo.