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Saive has conceded - in a way - that the drain outlets are not suitable for spraying. See his comment. Although a drawing on paper does no necessarily rule-out aerosol spraying, this takes me back to suspecting aerosol releases inside the bypass duct. This has always made more sense than...

Just a brief heads-up: The link from the original post to the maintenance PDF is dead now: http://atconsortium-indonesia.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/paksoni1.pdf It's still readable online at scribd: http://www.scribd.com/doc/104431928/A-320-Engine

Many commenters on these YT videos state that they see it for the first time in their region. My reply is that only the wind determines the flight path and landing zone for the webs. Anyway, when googling "ballooning spiders texas" it's obvious that these events are in no way unusual or rare there.

If I understand correctly the poster's camera is pointing straight upward, so the webs are likely moving laterally. He states he had set the manual focus to an estimated 200 ft. which would translate to altitude in that case.

A recent one from Texas, probably noteworthy because it shows the airborne webs:

@Mick West, can you make out a trend in Twitter regarding 'chemtrails' or #chemtrails? Do you think it's a better indicator than FB Likes?

Indeed. I try to do it in a polite but firm way. However, if someone brings up a new claim after an exchange which was on topic for a while, this can be an indication that there are no arguments left in favour of the first claim - actually a good sign. I suggest not to insist on conceding (in...

We can carry on, with brain :cool: It's obvious that not every "case" is alike. Sometimes it's possible to actively create an atmosphere for a reasonable exchange; however, this requires being sensitive and occasionally swallowing one's own pride. A number of suggestions: 'Finding common...

@Jon Lawhead, slightly off-topic - if you don't do it anyway, I'd like to suggest that you save what you posted on Youtube recently for possible future use. Some of your posts below the David Keith BBC interview are quite long but your style is captivating and the language is very accessible. I...

I think that for being effective in discussions it is very important to adopt a 'politeness strategy' similar to the one imposed here. There are things like sarcasm or ridicule which will achieve the opposite of the intended effect and are therefore to be avoided. This will require an amount of...

At some of the past geoengineering conferences, there have been set aside 'slots' for lunch talks, outside of the regular schedule, where chemtrail proponents had the chance to give a presentation. Unfortunately, there was little time or initiative to respond to their claims in an effective way...

I respectfully disagree. In my opinion it's a worthwhile cause, and as long as you don't expect instant success and keep a certain emotional distance, it does not intrude too much. We have discussed many times what the most effective strategy is for countering bunk. My take is that persistence...

On the lighter side of things, Herndon has inspired blog articles like this one: http://eusa-riddled.blogspot.de/2015/09/a-pig-and-poke-cat-and-bag-and-thinking.html The methods employed by the Geophysics Establishment to suppress Herndon's maverickrolls have progressed... once they forced him...

You could take this in a totally different way: It was your discovery that has shaken and excited the academic world ... :cool:

Today, something has appeared which comes close to an official statement from MDPI: http://scholarlyoa.com/2015/08/25/more-pseudo-science-from-swiss-chinese-publisher-mdpi/#comment-343756

@Geo-ron, would you be so kind and tell us: what are the most common (typical) minerals/rocks which are based on or contain aluminum compounds - globally and in your area?

Hmm, crop circles as indication of something other than human creativity? Really? https://wikispooks.com/ISGP/miscellaneous/UFOs/Crop_circles_formations.htm I'd take information from that institute with more than a grain of salt. However, if you want to discuss this, please open a new topic...

BTW, this PcPherson guy may be called an alarmist with some justification, but just recently there was a sobering article in a magazine which I'd never have associated with the spoiling of parties. Rolling Stone, August 5, 2015: The Point of No Return: Climate Change Nightmares Are Already Here...

I'd even suggest this behaviour is reinforced by evolution, just like "connecting dots" more often than reality justifies. Assuming danger when in doubt aids with survival. So we are dealing with something deeply ingrained in ourselves.

The video audience I have in mind is rather the majority of people who never cared or thought about aerodynamics, jet engines, GPS, cirrus clouds or contrails, but are occasionally interested in the plane's position and have plenty of time to kill. As @eon_flux implied, every bit helps on the...