Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 December 2019

Clouds that cover the sun in NZ and bushfires in Australia


Max Igan has a great mind and is good at analysing but falls into the usual trap of thinking only one thing can be true at one time.


Answers to bits of the puzzle can be found in seemingly-contradictory sources.

Reflections on clouds 
obscuring the sun and the 
Australian bushfires


Today was a fairly-typical day. We have had a few days of overcast sky with low temperatures for summer - or at least that is the perception. But today was a "clear"day that looked like this:

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I have taken this before and sometimes closer to the horizon but here I tried to get as close to overhead as I could with my iPad camera.

This is what it looks like with a tinted lens.

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What this clearly shows is that the sky is almost always covered in high "cirrus" cloud that obscures the sun.  When the thick clouds go and there is a "chink" this is what you see behind the thick clouds.  If there is a clear sky it never lasts for long and always turns into an overcast sky.


I am used (in the first 60 years  of my life) to banks of cloud coming over the horizon but this is not what happens here.  Within an hour or so what you see in the first photo just turns into an overcast sky. The clouds do not come over the horizon but just billow out.

I have never listened to a video or read an article that talked about geoengineering or "Agenda 21" and think "yes, that's it!"

I wake just about every morning actually wishing that none of this was true and just a bad dream but I keep being bombarded with evidence that I cannot ignore.

My partner, Pam and I have been seeing the skies for a while and find this quite disturbing. Through our lives the skies of New Zealand have been pristine (harsh,even), and it has always struck me what is in the atmosphere in Australia (dust etc.) compared with here.   Not any more. When I look at what's in the sky in other parts of the world it all just looks just the same except we don't have the criss-cross of contrails, perhaps because we don't have the level of aviation activity.    

But that is all.

Every time I have posted photos like the ones above I have reached out to see if anyone out there has a credible explanation for these skies. No one ever has (perhaps because it is hard to argue with something that is true and before one's eyes).

Instead all we get is contempt and ridicule - like from Guy McPherson.





Or something else.

Today I posted my pictures on Facebook along with a briefer version of this as explanation.  Within an hour I was locked out of my account and had to reset my password (this time it actually worked) and my photos had been made to disappear.

I have no idea if this is official and have taken down my account or this is the action of one troll who managed to get hold of my password and lock me out.

Such are the times we are living in.

We live in a time when we are not allowed to ask hard questions but we are mandated to become passive consumers of disinformation.

There is no doubt that the wool is being pulled over our eyes and we are being fed a Big Lie.



FOCUSING ON THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH FIRES


For instance that is very true in the case of the fires in Australia.

Just look at this map and see how much hotter Australia is than anywhere else on the planet which, itself is much hotter than average.




I have said for the last year or so that global heating is so much worse than . anyone is letting on. CO2 is higher than it has been for thousands of years, all greenhouse gasses are through the roof.

The people that deny this reality are, I would argue, are living in cloud cuckoo land and global warming causing catastrophic climate change is as real-as-real.

But that does not mean that others who are wrong  about this cannot have a piece of the puzzle and be right about that.

Because one thing is true (and not quite in the way it is being presented to them) it does not mean that something cannot be true at the same time.

Here is a video that shows how moist air systems may have been directed away from the mainland by HAARP-like technology ( for instance to Tasmania which has seen wetter-than-usual weather).





This seems to have elicited a response by authorities and media: 



https://www.news.com.au/technology/online/social/tens-of-thousands-of-aussies-engaging-in-agenda-21-conspiracy-on-social-media/news-story/c977779fd74d60ac69e84cb07b56f483

And then this, from Max Igan:




He believes climate change is fake for the same reason as others and that it is all down to a solar minimum.  Despite this there is a lot that is obviously quite true, such as the drying of Australia which he argues is by design.

And he might be right.

One interesting thing was he pointed out what the components of sparklers (as in fireworks. Turns out that three of the components are:


  • aluminium
  • barium
  • strontium

These are the very heavy metals that have been present in in "chemtrails"!

Think they might play a role (in addition to everything else Max talks about) in dessicating the soil?

But none of this can be true "because chemtrails don't exist".

One of the problems of this view is the concept of "problem.. reaction... solution" which explains how false flags such as 9/11 can be created to create the reaction the authorities want to evince so they can do exactly what they want (wage wars and eviscerate human rights).

The problem comes with how and when this is to applied.

I would argue that we need to look at the evidence afresh each time.

When it comes to climate change this is just inappropriate because the actual physical reality is just that.  That does not mean that governments do not act in ways that exploit this situation to further their own agendas (such as the "fourth industrial revolution").

Who knows? 

Maybe they are trying to depopulate Australia but that does not contradict a heating and drying Australia.

This is another video on the subject done by Max Igan: 




Saturday, 26 October 2019

A clear day in Wellington, New Zealand



Today is a day where everybody and their dog will tell me it is clear.


However, I have been watching this all day and it is FAR FROM CLEAR as can be seen from the tinted glasses

Never seen this in the first of my 60 (of 63) years!






Wednesday, 18 September 2019

The skies over Lower Hutt

These are what most people who see as a clear blue sky on a beautiful day. However, more and more the pristine skies of New Zealand are full of diffused "clouds" like these.   When you look through tinted spectacles one can see the extent of it.

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Wednesday, 11 September 2019

Cloud formations near the North Pole


Beamed” clouds at the North Pole – 10 September, 2019


@chrislibertynow picked up these photos of "beamed" clouds very close to the North Pole.

I have seen this frequently on NASA Worldview but is the first time I have seen this above the Arctic plateau.


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Sunday, 25 August 2019

Clouds in Lower Hutt


Extraordinary cloud 

formations at sunset

I went out for a brief walk around the block and caught these extraordinary clouds.


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My partner, Pam came back a little later and described a big red orb with blue sky (which she described as the “eye of Sauron”) and a long, smooth cloud with a darky pinky-reddy light.

As it was sunset we didn’t get this on camera.

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We’ve been seeing this red sky for about a month and have been wondering if this has anything to do with smoke from the fires.

In addition to the signs of EMF “beaming” of course

Monday, 15 July 2019

These are not natural clouds



The evolution of a sunny day 

in Lower Hutt


This is how the sky appeared with the naked eye at 9 am


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And this is how it really looked - through tinted glass. 

You can see the high cirrus clouds blotting out the sun.

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And by mid-afternoon it looked like this.


In the old days we would watch the cloud coming over the horizon.


Now it just metamorphoses.


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Tuesday, 9 July 2019

Joining the dots with recent events


Is there a connection 

between the fire on the 

Losharik and the 7.1 

earthquake in California?





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Hugo Chavez Mouthpiece Says U.S. Hit Haiti With 'Earthquake Weapon'


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Monday, 8 July 2019

Picture of the day


Strange pink cloud in the Beaufort Sea



Sunday, 7 July 2019

PIctures from the Arctic


Here are some pictures from the Arctic.

Arctic ice disntegrating along with “strange” cloud formations

The following is from Harold Hensell, via Facebook


Laptev Sea Ice disintegrating fast 07 06 2018
Worldview  


The following are kindly provided by Margo. I am posting them without comment for now









Wednesday, 3 July 2019

A discussion on clouds


Talking about clouds: Cirrus Homogenitus

This video is a follow-up from the following two articles

Talking of clouds - Introduction to “homogenitus”cloud

Focusingon Jim Lee - A discussion of geonegineering, aviation and the melting of the North Pole


Wikipedia article on clouds

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud?fbclid=IwAR3i-EgiqA6XSiMGTZdOTGuxlUxSq6ohCHX1fKE1VumzFP9CCiKXEfVcb14

Cirrus Homogenitus

https://greencomet.org/2017/12/12/cirrus-homogenitus/

It turns out planes are even worse for the climate than we thought

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2207886-it-turns-out-planes-are-even-worse-for-the-climate-than-we-thought/

Get cirrus in the fight against climate change
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21729014-800-get-cirrus-in-the-fight-against-climate-change/?fbclid=IwAR2ROCt9CztM6rSqwlPQYlA2qJGeONpWleWP4Cr696u1BbszLJRM52_IGIE

Contrails warm the world more than aviation emissions

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20304-contrails-warm-the-world-more-than-aviation-emissions/

Cloud blanket warms up melting icecap

Monday, 1 July 2019

MAJOR: Contrails are responsible for more warming than all CO2 emitted by aeroplanes


This is not from a “conspiracy theory” site but from the august publication, New Scentist
It turns out planes are even worse for the climate than we thought

Airplane contrails
By Michael Le Page


27 June, 2019


The contrails left by aeroplanes last only hours. But they are now so widespread that their warming effect is greater than that of all the carbon dioxide emitted by aeroplanes that has accumulated in the atmosphere since the first flight of the Wright brothers.


Worse still, this non-CO2 warming effect is set to triple by 2050, according to a study by Ulrike Burkhardt and Lisa Bock at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics in Germany.

Altogether, flying is responsible for around 5 per cent of global warming, the team says, so this figure will soar even higher – and no meaningful actions are being taken to prevent this.

Lots of people talk about the need to stop air traffic increasing all the time, but this is not taken that seriously,” says Burkhardt.

And the discussions that are taking place focus almost entirely on the associated CO2 emissions. “That’s a problem if the non-CO2 effects are larger than the CO2 ones,” she says.

The non-CO2 warming is the elephant in the room,” says Bill Hemmings of Transport & Environment, a Belgium-based campaign group.

All aircraft that burn fuels leave behind a trail of exhaust fumes and soot. At high altitudes, water vapour often condenses on the soot particles and freezes to form a cirrus cloud that can persist for seconds to hours, depending on temperature and humidity.

Clouds can have both a cooling and warming effect. They reflect some of the sun’s rays back into space, but also block some of the heat radiated by Earth’s surface. On average, both thin natural cirrus clouds and contrails have a net warming effect.

Burkhardt and her colleagues used a computer model of the atmosphere to estimate how much warming contrails caused in 2006 – the latest year for which a detailed air traffic inventory is available – and how much they will cause by 2050, when air traffic is expected to be four times higher.

Read more: Earth could warm by 14°C as growing 


emissions destroy crucial clouds


The model accounts for not only of the change in air traffic volume, but also the location and altitude of flights, along with the changing climate.

The team concludes that the warming effect of contrails will rise from 50 milliwatts per square metre of Earth’s surface in 2006 to 160 mW/m2 by 2050.
In comparison, the warming due to CO2 from aviation will rise from 24 to 84 mW/m2by this time.

In a scenario in which the airline industry increases fuel efficiency and reduces the number of soot particles emitted by improving fuels and engines, the warming from contrails by 2050 is limited to 140 mW/m2 and the warming from CO2 to 60 mW/m2.

Hard to cut


But reducing contrail warming won’t be easy. “It’s much harder than CO2,” says Burkhardt, and we aren’t doing anything effective about that either.


There’s absolutely no doubt that aviation CO2 needs to be addressed properly, and there is absolutely no doubt that it is not being addressed at all effectively,” says Hemmings.

An international scheme called Corsia is supposed to limit aviation emissions. 

But its plan is instead to offset emissions, an approach known to be ineffective
What’s more, the airline industry is trying to use Corsia to block additional measures such as taxes on aviation fuel.

Read more: EU set to resist air industry attempts to limit 


climate change action


And then there is the non-CO2 warming. “The attitude has been that there are uncertainties, so let’s sit on our hands and do nothing,” says Hemming.

There are indeed large uncertainties whenever clouds are involved, says Burkhardt, but these go both ways. The study could be underestimating contrail warming by as much as 70 per cent.

The one bit of good news is that as contrails become more common, they reduce natural cirrus cloud formation by using up all the water available. This cuts the overall warming effect attributable to contrails by a fifth.


Journal reference: Atmospheric Chemistry and PhysicsDOI: 10.5194/acp-19-8163-2019

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https://www.atmos-chem-phys.net/19/8163/2019/