RE: Heavy spraying in the skies today, West Coast
i mostly keep my knowledge to myself now, unless someone asks. until i got on steemit no one ever did. the spectrum of sunlight is a known thing. you can buy spectroscopes on amazon. have you seen weird colored rainbows? or rings around the sun? these were the things that tipped me off. check it out for yourself. spectroscopes are how astronomers can tell what the composition of things in space are, as long as they know the spectrum of light going through it. do the tests yourself and it won't matter who makes fun of you. i did and now i know how to detox myself for exactly those things. so i figure that if i keep my knowledge to myself and only the people who actively want to learn it, eventually, the people who think it is funny will weed themselves out. then i won't have to argue with them anymore. maybe by that time enough of the remaining people will be angry enough to do something about it. we are way past denying or making fun of this. here is CIA director, john brennen, at the council on foreign relations, talking about "stratospheric aerosol injection"
anyone who doesn't think this is real now, is in denial or just stupid.
I forgot to respond directly to this post - Yes, I have seen the unnatural ring and the strange rainbow effect. So weird. And lately it has been hot. Like all the time. It can be cold out, and I still feel hot. Maybe I'm just SO damn sexy ... LOL! Nah, interesting, but I have no idea what to make of it. I started getting a little too buggy, so now I am focusing on my immediate family - my kids are a wonderful experience, and I'm fortunate to have an awesome partner. Still, strange days indeed. Most peculiar, Momma!
the spectrum through the spray clouds are shifted to the green blue violet part of the spectrum. we all know what a rainbow should look like. the spray spectrum is more along the lines of what reflecting from aluminum, and some other stuff, should do. a spectrometer will tell you what is happening locally at different times. the aluminum will also trap more infrared, hence the weird heat where you can feel the heat on your skin, but the air doesn't feel hot, that's infrared.
I was wondering about that. It just didn't feel right. 55 degrees in the overcast cold and windy morning? And I get hot and sweat more than normal, which I dislike. I lived in Nevada for 6 or so years and I came to love how the sweat just wicks off you, no matter how hard you're working. The corollary, of course, is staying well hydrated.
I believe that experience has made me more aware of temperature, especially now that I'm in the Pacific North West.
Thanks for sharing, @lifeworship I like you! :-)
i experienced similar infrared in bellevue , wa.
Did you see the sun at all today? I mostly only saw it at sunrise & sunset, and it had a really weird quality to it, kind of like a reflection instead of direct light. Totally subjective though.
i am in colorado now. it was sunny here.
It was beautiful today, here in Oregon. Sunny, everything seemed quite normal.