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Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:43 pm Post Subject: 25 March - Marlborough
Kia ora koutou
Since my last update I have observed no persistent trails. Some cumulus puffs - a couple of major cloud masses from southerly influences - otherwise most days I observe cirrus haze type formations (I liken to brush strokes on a canvas).
I took some photos on 25 March ... here's a few I selected to share ...
In the first two images there are planes (I have inset enlargements). In the first image there are 3 small planes heading westward. The second image has another bigger plane that flew by shortly after the 3 smaller. Easter function returnees?? The sky-scape is what I am really posting here though .... :-)
This next image was taken earlier in the day - thin cirrus masses at different altitudes. I sometimes observe regular/defined bands of 'space' in the midst of cirrus masses, (masses to me being a large area of sky covered - may include condensed wisps of cirrus). In the image below I have drawn alongside such a band of 'space' . This band stands out because it runs perpendicular to the drift direction of the cloud mass. Sorry about the bush terminology. :-)
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Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 2:16 pm Post Subject:
Hi Ruapaka,
Your "band of space" looks quite intriguing.
Do you know the orientation of the band? If I read you right it would be perpendicular to a Southerly wind direction, and that would make it East/West. Is that correct?
BTW you can embed your images in the post and that makes it easier for the viewer...
Yep, Ive seen those 'band's' occur across the straight (cook) on heavy trail days as well.
On some of those same days, just on sunset, I have also witnessed very bright white 'streaks' appear either side of and above the sun as it dips below the horizon. At first glance they seem to be short contrailling aircraft, with very bright non-persistant trails behind. They appear just on sunset way out west and fly toward each other from N-S before dissappearing completely from veiw. They only linger for a minute or 3 and seem quite striking.
I have now witnessed this 3 times over the past few months always bang on sunset after the sky has been corrupted all day.
I havent been watching all sunsets though
Got some pics taken off them off Tangimoana and will post them soon. All commonsense points toward them being regular aircraft, but im not sure about this. Theres something uncanny about the timing of their appearance and the location in the sky together.
Saw it happen on tuesday night from mt vic right on sunset too. Very luminous and odd appearing.
Keep an eye (and camera) out guy's.
My air traffic control contact is trying to ascertain if any flights etc are related to this.
Correction! I said ...
...This band stands out because it runs perpendicular to the drift direction of the cloud mass ...
The band is not perpendicular to the drift direction but is to the angle of the concentrated wisps of cirrus. I had a think - something I should have done when putting the post together. Sorry.
I calculate the band orientation is NE-SW. The cloud was drifting NE direction - the concentrated wispy plumes you can see in the image are running NW-SE. When I took the last image I was facing SW (give or take a few degrees). Southerly reference being the cold fronts from south - easterly and westerly influences. The day of the image was a south-westerly - the cloud was drifting NE.
I think I have another image of this phenomena - I'll have a hunt and see if I can find any more. I have seen the bands run south-north also. I do not recall seeing any that run for long distances ... like in the image - a rectangular block.
Re embedding images YES!!! ..... I would love to do that, I'll suss that one out. I am conscious of the inconvenience for viewers, but Flickr seemed an OK alternative - their pages load quick enough on dial-up.
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Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 12:51 pm Post Subject:
Hi All: Was in Wellington for week from March 22. The skies were 'obviously' loaded with that colloidal dust. It showed up on cars - very fine when mixed with water. But I did not spot an actual clear chemtrail until the following Saturday north of Otaki (running north). I'll try to load the photo. I was not surprised to have my family and relatives tell me that 'yes, we haven't had decent rain since November'.
I warned this forum over a year ago that you would be getting induced water shortages. Thankfully the heavens opened on the Saturday afternoon and it rained right through to Sunday when I came back to Oz.
In my area, the Manawatu, it has been near drought conditions until recently. The long hot summer was relatively free from major chemtrail operations, as opposed to other years.
Are you saying that chemtrails are causing these drought type conditions, because it doesnt seem to correlate with what Ive seen this season (decline in operations).
About a week ago our local newspaper (The Marlborough Express) had a piece about dry conditions for the summer - and that the recorded rainfall was above average - explained by big rain at beginning and end of summer - nothing to mention in between. .... The ground needs regular dousing to maintain its moisture and this did not happen during this summer in our region. Most other regions are experiencing the same dry conditions.
On the surface the stats would imply productive pastures ... not quite the case though. (The grapes will be sweeter though.) bloody grapes - I'd like to see them all in a compost somewhere far away - but that's another topic.
It has rained nearly every day since last weekend in the Pelorus Valley. Not a lot of growth though - getting cold at nights. The Wisteria is dropping leaves - autumn getting into gear.
The lower Pelorus River use to flood regularly (5-10+) times a year. For the last 5-7 years flooding has been rare. Often our creek used to roar and we could hear thudding of the rocks as they were washed down - rare these days.
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Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 10:13 am Post Subject:
Deano, the local drop-off in chem activity, may only be an indication that operations further upstream have been successful, and rain-producing conditions have been pushed to the south, whatever, by manipulating air pressure, ionisation, whatever
remember, the whole deal will be under terrific developmental pressures to pare back inefficiencies and to further disguise operations
the more i see here, there is absolutely no doubt at all that it's a happening thing
rain-producing conditions have been pushed to the south, whatever, by manipulating air pressure, ionisation, whatever
I reckon these guy's have a firm (or greasy) grasp of sciences the rest of us are not privvy too..
One example may be Dr Wilhelm Reichs orgone and etheric science.
Trevor James Constable, an expat kiwi wrote two startling and inspirational books on the subject of 'etheric engineering' realised by incessant empirical observation and experimentation. He validated Reichs science and demonstrated it works .
One of his books titled ' the loom of the future' is an in depth interveiw with Constable about the years he spent at sea (as a ships communications officer) testing this science to the point where he could validate it. He graciously applied it for the good of the local environs where he lived.
He pioneered infra red photography dedicated to investigating the ether and phtographed many anomolies in the range just below our physical sight.
All this strange atmospheric (etheric?) activity above our heads could possibly have purposes and ramifications beyond what we comprehnd and rationalise with our existing knowledge.
But it sure looks like crap when it spreads out and steals our sunlight among other things..
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Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 2:08 am Post Subject:
i'm only guessing as to how it's being done........
that technology of Trevor Constable's is being put to commercial use in the tropics
some outfit in Hong Kong is successfully making rain, as i understand it, with nothing more than a simple resonating tube, taken up in a light plane, but only in the tropics
i think the chem mixture functions as some kind of flux, to assist the deployment of energies from phased arrays like HAARP
one of the commonly seen claims for HAARP, by its promoters, is that it can concentrate airmass in front of ICBMs at high altitude, thus fooling the missile into thinking it has run into a brick wall
if they can achieve this, then it must be child's play to concentrate a large airmass a little bit, for example, just near a range of hills, where you'd expect the raincloud to rise, and drop its moisture according to the best textbooks
i live under just such a range of hills, and i've seen so many rainbands sputter out, where, according to my understanding, they should really be powering up, that i think something similar to the above theory must be happening, but , again, i'm guessing
The HAARP array's are located in Gakona, Alaska. It is specifically located there so it can couple in with the earths magnetic field and utilise it as a waveguide to propogate its low frequency pulsed signal.
HAARP is not the only Ionospheric heating facility in the world. There are many others. Some of these are known as EISCAT (VHF/UHF) and HIPAS. Locations include Norway, Japan, Indonesia, Russia.. they are all over the place.
If you want to do a little research on wether these signals are affecting the local atmosphere or operational during trail days, buy a shortwave radio and scan through the band 4-20Mhz band. An excessive amount of pulsed type signals showing a high signal strength on trail days may indicate some form of directed HF (high frequency) electromag energy into the area.
Of course, listen on non trail days to see if the signals are present too.
Generally you need to be at home (or close to it) all the time to be able to set up such a monitoring station.
