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Your post does not seem to make sense in this discussion. To be honest, it looks like a distraction attempt to me. Did you read the information about persistant contrails? Do you still think they are created intentionally and differ substantially from short-lived trails? If so, can you tell us...

Is that the "technique" which you employed when you veered off after your claim of immensely elevated aluminum levels, somehow moving on to radar rings, military weather manipulation, HAARP, Evergreen, questioning the qualification of debunkers, IQ levels and ultimately 9/11 ? Now you seem to...

Ceterum censeo, deejay, you still owe us some evidence for the claim of "5,000 percent rise in soil concentrations of aluminum in non-industrial area". Yet annother question unanswered ...

Just - wow! That story - including the suit against Quackwatch - is leaving me virtually speechless. Yet annother thing to make 'chemtrail metal' believers aware of: "Can you trust your doctor and your lab?" We are trying to point people to science, and in the next sentence we have to...

I think there may be even annother trail in addition to the one from the tail and the engines ... Between 0:47 and 0:49 in the Saive video, there seems to be a thin stream going by the left side of the gear compartment, assumably from some release point ahead. Annother galley? Or can it be...

Note that - like with the exhaust contrails - there can be water contribution from the outside to the ice crystals formed from the drain spray, making the stream of ice fog more voluminous (and probably persist longer) by condensing - or rather accreting - on the crystals from the freezing...

There is a good wrap-up of the phenomenon in this article: http://contrailscience.com/why-do-some-planes-leave-long-trails-but-others-dont/

I can't find evidence for your assumption. The connection between earth and space weather that was discovered in 2006 shows a down-to-up direction - again. Do you have more on that? http://www.nasa-usa.de/centers/goddard/news/topstory/2006/space_weather_link.html Hmm - this statement suggests...

I won't claim that we debunkers around here are free of faults, particularly in discussions that are heating up. And even if that claim of electrojet ("glimmers of it here and there") were entirely false - I think we have shaken off far worse accusations. So - back to the issues: You...

Being skeptical should lead to avoiding premature conclusions. If the mesosphere is the "most poorly understood part of the atmosphere" (Wikipedia) and the energy levels of the processes and their contributors are not even halfway determined yet, it's a very, very long shot to suggest that...

Linked - as the cause or the effect? Edit: researched the link - it's obviously established. The main contributor to atmospheric gravity waves is the wind interacting with geographic features. What is the size of the share coming from radiation events? What is the size of the share that HAARP...

Hmm, but in the post you quoted Madison writes: Then I saw the same ad on the other disinfo site that is connected with Mick West and his team of goons.In my opinion, when writing about chemtrail believers or proponents, self restriction will pay off even when the urge to ramble is big...

I see the same sky, criss-crossing trails, and can feel none of the symptoms you describe. Nor do the other people I meet. What about your neighbors? Are they all affected as well, with no exception? That would be a reason to look more closely. Isolated personal perceptions are not good...

And that's where the research comes in that is described in the article. Some people are more inclined than others to assume conspiracies. Their intuition is influenced by the culture they grew up in, and probably by personal experiences during their lifetime. [Psychologists] have, through...

That may appear so if you give the same weight to every single posting that you can find. However, I think with a bit of common sense it is possible to sort through all the links properly. I would look for references in every information bit. If there are none, it's not worth to be seriously...

I can relate to that, what with the amount of spinning created by so many politicians and interest groups. The question is: what will replace these half-truths? The likes of Alex Jones? Internet gossip? The best bet for me is to rely in science and its mechanism of fact checking. However I...

Author Maggie Koerth-Baker wraps up some research around people who tend to believe in conspiracies. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/26/magazine/why-rational-people-buy-into-conspiracy-theories.html Excerpt: “The best predictor of belief in a conspiracy theory is belief in other conspiracy...

I guess the name resemblance to James Bond's "SPECTRE", the secret crime organization, plays a role here ...

Joe, can you specify how you received this? Was it an e-mail or newsletter? Do you have a weblink perhaps? Thanks!

A sequence in this glossy documentary (" ... From Above" type) introduces a 'hail buster'. Good shots of the flare-like silver iodide dispenser. Narration in German. A stupid rule in Germany limits the availability of the online video to seven days (from yesterday). If someone should find it...