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Actually, I quite like the idea, on a voluntary base of course. In today's entertainment systems, there is often a "flight information" channel or menu. This could be a platform for all kinds of explanatory short films about flying and plane technology, including one or two about clouds and...

This matches my own conclusions pretty closely. However, I think that expensive "in situ" contrail sampling tests are probably overkill. There is enough controversy when it comes to the basic understanding of the atmosphere. The "contrails normally don't persist" is still at the core of...

I often get the feeling that public discussions add an extra 'gap' between the two opposing sides. A passionate chemtrail proponent may have invested a lot into promoting his belief, which makes even the slightest hint of conceding particularly hard. Publicly questioning one's own conviction...

A thought for those defending the photoshops: dramatization is still manipulative, regardless of the montage components being real. Who knows if the trail backgrounds were not actually enlarged to make the trails appear more threatening? Combining a zoomed trail image with a wide-angle...

Been to Sheffield this weekend - very interesting trails you've got there in the UK ... This was not long before sunset on Saturday evening, around 20:30h, roughly westward. If I'm not mistaken, there are ripples/waves in the direction of two trails (which are probably also associated with...

If spraying chemicals was indeed taken further to be invisible - what to do with persistent contrails? They won't go away ... And if they are still deemed to be evil - what's the use of invisible spraying? It can't be secrecy as long as persistent trails are still around. Logical short circuit...

I did post the link to the original video, without even discussing it in any way. It seems to be all gone now though, including Jay's posts.

Isn't it more like 18 tons of water? Pointing to that 1.3 factor will probably evoke incredulity, but it can be an opening to explain the whole chemical reaction thingy where the mass of stuff going in equals the mass of stuff coming out.

A recent review in the New York Times, introducing a new book about the history of meteorology, has made me aware of Thomas Forster, an English weather and cloud observer of the early 19th century. In his 1813 work "Researches About Atmospheric Phaenomena", he references and extends the cloud...

Well, I can see why he concentrated on the fact that the trail originated from the wingtips, which is indeed unusual enough. And - as one comment said there - technically, this is a spraying plane ... I don't know what exactly his beliefs are w/ regard to chemtrails, but he did not purge...

The uploader of the original Youtube video has confirmed it was recorded near Salzburg, Austria, around 3:20 pm on July 15th. There is no more doubt that he captured HS-TGB dumping fuel. He has obviously accepted that this is a fuel dump which was also stated in the comments quite often. I...

A new fuel dump video appeared on Youtube, titled "This is a spray plane": The supposed recording date is today, July 15th 2015. A short search brought up an incident from today at Munich: A Thai Airways Boeing 747-400, registration HS-TGB performing flight TG-925 from Munich (Germany) to...

So this is basically in a nutshell what has initially formed his belief? Dust on an exposed glass surface A fundamental misconception about the lab testing method applied which breaks up dust to its elements The fact that he only picked those 'suspicious' metals for testing Wow.

Global warming is expected to raise the absolute amount of water in the atmosphere. Not sure if you can compare Venusian sulfuric acid clouds with water clouds, but virgas (evaporating rain) are not uncommon on this planet either.

As reported by Respectful Insolence several days ago: http://scienceblogs.com/insolence/2015/06/16/whats-the-harm-a-preventable-death-from-an-ear-infection/ It's a wrap-up of a case in Wyalusing, PA, which has led to a police investigation and ultimately to an indictement of the child's...

From the official answer to the parliamentary question that FreiZeitGeist has linked to: Seit 1998 wurden mit Genehmigung des BMVg vier Kampagnen, zuletzt im Februar 2008, zum Ausbringen von Düppel im Rahmen von Erprobungen bzw. Wirksamkeitsuntersuchungen an Selbstschutzsystemen fliegender...

Offering water tests to homeowners for instance should be accompanied by some interpretation support: http://www.basiclab.com/homeowners-private-well-testing/index.php

However, if they accept orders from non-professionals, they could easily provide some concise information about the test method principle, including the disclaimer I mentioned previously. That wouldn't be any kind of interpretation in itself but rather helping with it.

Why not add a disclaimer to every result sheet that this test method can not tell apart free and bound elements in the sample?

Ah, yes, fond memories - I have posted quite a bit as OswaldHeger in the comment section.