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No, not at all. My contention is that on certain days and in certain atmospheric conditions planes do not leave vapour trails.Great news! GRMA.
Have you heard any roarers?
No, not at all. My contention is that on certain days and in certain atmospheric conditions planes do not leave vapour trails.Great news! GRMA.
Have you heard any roarers?
Absolutely. Most planes in most conditions don't leave trails. Which makes the ones that do leave a trail interesting.No, not at all. My contention is that on certain days and in certain atmospheric conditions planes do not leave vapour trails.
But only as an atmospheric phenomenon. The idea that there is a coordinated attempt to spray toxic chemicals into the atmosphere in a bid to control either the weather or whole populations is something I find nonsensical to say the least. The whole aircraft industry would have to be in on it and for that to happen without it coming to the attention of the public as a whole is impossible. There is a vast army of aircraft fans/nutters out there who know every rivet of every plane yet there is nothing ever said about chemical induction systems.Absolutely. Most planes in most conditions don't leave trails. Which makes the ones that do leave a trail interesting.
But it has come to the attention of the public. And, just like with the jibby-jabby, only a portion of the industry has to know about it. Only the guys on the plane need to know they are spraying.The whole aircraft industry would have to be in on it and for that to happen without it coming to the attention of the public as a whole is impossible.
But it has come to the attention of the public. And, just like with the jibby-jabby, only a portion of the industry has to know about it. Only the guys on the plane need to know they are spraying.
"There is a vast army of aircraft fans/nutters out there who know every rivet of every plane yet there is nothing ever said about chemical induction systems."
There is lots said about it. There are photos. geoengineeringwatch.org. Spray nozzles can be tiny and difficult to spot.
True.The list of people who will need to be in the plot is endless.
Sorry, I'll have to leave you to it.True.
Look at what plots Irish airports are currently involved in: The Great Replacement, drug smuggling, human organ smuggling, etc, etc. They get away with those plots no problem. Chemtrails are child's play, by comparison.
Endless people had to be involved in the Covid plot and still they persuaded bilions to get the jibby jabby.
A couple of mechanics fixing the chemspray nozzles is easy to arrange. Give them triple pay and tell them to keep their mouths shut.
But they have not managed to "keep it secret". There are whistleblowers. It is a widespread topic of conversation.
Don't miss itHeads up that we're getting a solar eclipse on 12th August. The last one in 1999 was ruined by clouds, I could only see the sky get a bit darker but not the eclipse itself.
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There's a European total eclipse in two weeks (with Ireland getting about 95% darkness)
It will be the eclipse of the greatest magnitude seen by Ireland and the UK since 1999.www.thejournal.ie
The eclipse begins around 6.10pm, with maximum eclipse about an hour later, varying slightly by location: 7.08pm for Belfast and Sligo, 7.10pm for Galway and Dublin and 7.12pm for Wexford and Cork.
Lordy lord! It's a long time since I last heard that classic being referenced. I was beginning to think I was the only one that had ever read it.Have fun! Total cloud cover here in NW.
Bi curamach. remember what happened in day of the Triffids??? Hey everyone, come look at the spectacular shooting stars. Everyone who did woke up blind the next day.
Solar eclipses aren't particularly rare, they would be even less rare if the Moon's orbit around the Earth was on the ecliptic, the plane that the Earth and other planets orbit the Sun, but instead it (the Moon's) is tilted.I'm hyped up for this. Completely cloud free forecast where I am, perfect conditions. They're saying up to 98% coverage of the sun in the south and west of Ireland, which is as close as we'll ever get to a 100% totality in Ireland.
Read a lot of Shute, but never that one. Trustee from the Toolroom was my favourite, Shute was a draughtsman for Rolls Royce, he knew his stuff.It terrified me. Nevil Shute's On the Beach also had me freaked out for a couple of days after reading it.
Books are great, but they bring you to an altered state of consciousness. You have to be very careful what you read.
They use books for propaganda too. They say that even as far back as the 1920's, every publisher in London was pro-Communist.
I didn't say solar eclipses are rare. What I meant was that none of the total eclipse paths go directly over Ireland, so as far as I understand we never get to see the full 100% eclipse money-shot like was seen in the total eclipse in the US last year.Solar eclipses aren't particularly rare, they would be even less rare if the Moon's orbit around the Earth was on the ecliptic, the plane that the Earth and other planets orbit the Sun, but instead it (the Moon's) is tilted.
When they do happen, the Moon's shadow only covers a small and different surface area of the globe, so they are rare to see in any one place.
Don't mean to spoil your enjoyment with some globetard shit![]()
A total solar eclipse can of course be viewed from Ireland, you're just bumping up the rarity factor. The next total solar eclipse will be observed from Ireland in 2090.I didn't say solar eclipses are rare. What I meant was that none of the total eclipse paths go directly over Ireland, so as far as I understand we never get to see the full 100% eclipse money-shot like was seen in the total eclipse in the US last year.
I did an image search of totality paths a while ago and didn't see any paths that were going over Ireland so I didn't think we got them. I just looked it up again and apparently they can happen, with the last one being in 1724. The eclipse in 2090 is said to be visible in south-west Ireland.A total solar eclipse can of course be viewed from Ireland, you're just bumping up the rarity factor. The next total solar eclipse will be observed from Ireland in 2090.
The center line of totality passed directly near Galway before tracking southeast across the Irish Midlands and out through southern Wales and Southwest/Southern England, before heading across to Paris and Central Europe.
Totality paths change, you know why?I did an image search of totality paths a while ago and didn't see any paths that were going over Ireland so I didn't think we got them. I just looked it up again and apparently they can happen, with the last one being in 1724. The eclipse in 2090 is said to be visible in south-west Ireland.
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Are the Sun and the Moon the same size in flat-earth world?
I don't know what you mean by "flat-earth world" but what the sun and moon actually are is unknown, so I don't make any claims about their actual size. We observe them in the sky to be roughly the same size (apparent size).Are the Sun and the Moon the same size in flat-earth world?![]()
It's the world in which you cannot describe anything, or explain anything (that passes the laugh test).I don't know what you mean by "flat-earth world"
Eh, no.but what the sun and moon actually are is unknown,
Yes, they do, first thing you've said that's correct.so I don't make any claims about their actual size. We observe them in the sky to be roughly the same size (apparent size).
The Moon's (moon is capitalised when referring to Earth's moon) origin is thought to have been as a result of a collision between Earth and another planet-sized object, certainly not a meteorite.I thought the moon is a lump that came off the earth when it was still liquid rock and it got hit by a huge meteorite?
I thought the sun is a big ball of hydrogen gas left over from the Big Bang with nuclear reactions on the surface?
I think that's what they told me in school, anyway. Has the science moved on since?
The Sun is the Sun, the stars are stars. The way to tell the difference is to observe that the Sun is a large, blinding light and is a source of heat, whereas stars are very small, non-blinding lights and we don't feel any heat from them.The Sun is a star
You were told by other people (who were told by other people) what the sun and moon are, but none of you actually know or are able to provide proof. You don't know what they are, because you don't have any experiential evidence, you merely believe what others have said.(we know what they are)
In some conditions the sun can appear to change size as well.I've often noted, under the right conditions (usually cloud and fog) when you can stare directly at and see the disc of the Sun without the glare, it's the same size in the sky as the full Moon.
What an insanely improbable coincidence, even within the random spaceball universe paradigm. The sun and moon size & distance ratio just randomly happened to line up perfectly for eclipses and conveniently within the narrow timeline of human life on earth.This is of course, shall we call it, a cosmic coincidence (that won't last forever). The Sun is approximately 400 times bigger (in diameter) than the Moon and 400 times farther away.
The Sun is the Sun, the stars are the stars, the Sun is a star.The Sun is the Sun, the stars are stars.
The way to tell the difference is to observe that the Sun is a large, blinding light and is a source of heat, whereas stars are very small, non-blinding lights and we don't feel any heat from them.
You were told by other people (who were told by other people) what the sun and moon are, but none of you actually know or are able to provide proof. You don't know what they are, because you don't have any experiential evidence, you merely believe what others have said.
In some conditions the sun can appear to change size as well.
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The Moon is moving away.What an insanely improbable coincidence, even within the random spaceball universe paradigm. The sun and moon size & distance ratio just randomly happened to line up perfectly for eclipses and conveniently within the narrow timeline of human life on earth.