Sophie Schofield

[Sophie Schofield @GrammarPolice7]

@amanda_npo Just contrails.

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@therealmcruger @nogps1 @TheGeoFight_com The sun won't be blocked from earth. Once fully researched, Solar Radiation Management and Stratospheric Aerosol Injection will just provide a bit of shade for increasingly hot regions.

Spacecraft already use solar energy. Just a development of that.

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@nogps1 @TheGeoFight_com Just contrails from planes on intersecting flight paths.

Geoengineering is still in the research stage. Nothing to do with contrails or imaginary chemtrails. At best, you're mixing it up with weather modification through cloud seeding.

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@DempseyPyle @angela_karena No. A Mackeral Sky.

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@theDRofRX @angela_karena Keep up!

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@angela_karena A mackeral sky.

Nothing to do with geoengineering which is still in the research stage or weather modification through cloud seeding.

Learn some nephology instead of posting disinformation. It's lazy and self-indulgent.

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@ElstoneGutters @JeremyVineOn5 @mikeparry8 @ChrisGPackham @AnjuSolankiMEA @theJeremyVine Anthropogenic climate change took over from natural change at least as late as the 1950's.

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@AussieRed99 Global warming has set in since.

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@JulioRazona All just contrails from planes on intersecting flight paths as directed by air traffic control.

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@JulioRazona Cknntrails from

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@Storie_in_1_cip @DiogenePitagora Cirrus clouds and aircraft contrails.

An X is an intersecting flight path.

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@Storie_in_1_cip No poison falling. Upper air currents would carrying any aerosols secretly sprayed by aircraft 100's of miles away to be deposited, if ever, at least 6 months later.

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@Storie_in_1_cip Contrails in a humid sky from aircraft on busy flight paths.

In reality, the planes are at least 3.5 miles apart horizontally and 12,000 ft vertically.

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@JohnDunnitpoems @ABridgen A mackeral sky. First described 50 years ago.

HAARP radio waves are far too weak to affect the atmosphere.

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@Evans16Stuart @ABridgen @Demo2020cracy Also (right) a sky of cirrus cloud.

What are your qualifications in atmospheric physics because clueless here.

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@Evans16Stuart @ABridgen @Demo2020cracy What a great example (left) of contrail lobes.

Well spotted!

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@baldry_philip @ABridgen No. The sky doesn't look like this everyday. That specific combination of high altitude ice crystals, ripples and aircraft contrails as pictured require a precise cocktail of weather conditions.

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@Evans16Stuart @ABridgen @Demo2020cracy At cruising height above 30,000 ft you're above the clouds. Looking down here at stratocumulus clouds mixed with some smaller cumulus.

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@ABridgen That's a common mackeral sky described as early as the 17th century.

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@AugenAufMedienA Basic nephology