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You clearly cannot reason with anyone. Mousetraps are most certainly in public schools here in the UK, and I see no reason to think it would be any different in the USA. Mice are mice. My daughter's preschool is on the same site as the local primary school, and I see at least two mousetraps on...

It's all just debris from the scanning process, explained fully on the earlier thread linked to in this thread. There is nothing to debunk here.

May 13: A clear difference from the previous day, with lots of cirrus. It's hard at times to tell what is natural cirrus and what is contrails, but there are clearly many trails through the morning and early afternoon. Around 14:00 (13:00Z) the sky clears quite significantly, but contrails...

May 12: A cloudy morning giving way to blue skies with fair-weather cumulus. Cloudier from about 14:30 to 17:00 (13:30 - 16:00Z) but not a persistent contrail to be seen all day. Two or three planes leaving short trails are seen late in the evening. Easy to see why it was a contrail-free...

May 11: Cloudy morning, clearance about 10:00 (09:00Z) to blue sky with several linear cloud features which don't look like contrails. Then a steady increase in cirrus cover, with the first prominent contrail just before 13:00 (12:00Z, 0:56 in video), with plenty of persistent contrails and...

May 10: Lots of hazy high cloud with contrails visible particularly between 08:00 and 09:00 (07:00-08:00Z). Then a very overcast period. Low cloud clearing from about 17:00 to reveal more hazy cirrus with a "milky" sun and lots of contrails casting shadows on the cloud layer. >90% RH in...

A few days to catch up on now... May 9: A fairly cloudy day. A brief break in the cloud revealing a couple of long persistent contrails at about 10:15 (09:15Z, 0:35 in video). Sudden clearance around 17:00 (16:00Z) with a spell of clear blue skies and few to no contrails: a plane passes...

You can find upper-air relative humidity and temperature charts at instantweathermaps.com , with a three-day archive free of charge. Here are the humidity charts for 9am, 12 noon and 3pm UTC (11am, 2pm and 5pm Central European Summer Time) on May 18: As you can see there was an area of...

This video allegedly shows a helicopter at fairly low altitude spraying some kind of "chemtrail": The trails appears to be associated with a small cumulus cloud, with the helicopter "dragging out" small puffs of cloud as it flies through the cloud, but the exact mechanism is a mystery to...

OK, I thought that was maybe what you meant but I wondered if I was missing some subtlety over the meaning of "madam" in a particular area!

That's a nice clear illustration. So limiting it to areas within 30 degrees of the equator would exclude: All of Europe. All of Canada, and all of the USA except Hawaii, Florida and a very thin strip along the Gulf Coast. The southern third of Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra...

According to a study by Reading University, about 7% of the total flight distance by airliners is in conditions were persistent contrails will form: Previous research by scientists at the University of Reading has shown that, on average, 7% of the total distance flown by aircraft is in cold...

Yes, you raise a good point in terms of location. Most SRM proposals talk about targeting areas between 30 degrees north and 30 degrees south of the equator. Rhode Island, at about 41 degrees north, is well outside that zone.

How can an act seeking to control a technology that hasn't been implemented anywhere yet "explain what you are seeing"?

What's wrong with "Dear Sir/Madam"?

The "world's largest flight academy" would appear to be the Oxford Aviation Academy, which is based in England but has a facility in Phoenix, Arizona. Searching for "Jeff Nelson" or "Jeffrey Nelson" plus "Oxford Aviation" turns up no results on the web.

A rather depressing couple of images here, but interesting from a historical perspective. This page has photos of Aberfan, in Wales, after the disaster in 1966 where a colliery spoil tip slipped down the hill and engulfed the village school. http://www.alangeorge.co.uk/AberfanDisaster_Page2.htm...

And I just found these pics on my phone, which I took last month and forgot about. Clouds casting shadows onto a thin haze layer below. Taken in Weybridge, Surrey, UK, on April 6 2015.

I'm sure I read somewhere that ice crystals falling from cirrus into rain clouds below can actually, in turn, cause the rain cloud to produce precipitation.

Don't quote me on this, but my understanding is that cirrus clouds are just too insubstantial to create rainfall. They form at high altitudes, where the air is thin and cold and cannot hold much water at all, so the volume of water in a cirrus cloud is tiny compared to the volume in a low...