The Risks of Weather Manipulation and Sky-borne Aerosol Sprays (Chemtrails)

Yesterday, we had nice sunny skies after days of cold or cloudy weather. The sunny skies could help us warm up but then “they” started crisscrossing the beautiful clean skies with sprayed aerosols people call chemtrails. This morning we had frost and precipitation of small ice particles.

The crisscross lines in the sky above our farm were sprayed from weather manipulation planes, without residents’ permission!

Stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI, some call it chemtrails) is among radiation geoengineering methods to reduce or induce ground-level warming. The ingredients sprayed are harmful to humans and no permission is sought from residents impacted on the ground.

Information today is mostly a sponsored business! Guided by conscience and not politics, sponsors or profits, Ray Armat, Ph.D. is an independent polymath, farmer, educator, former food packaging expert and NASA grantee who is dedicating his life to bring people simplified, uncensored scientific insight.

Researchers now warn that SAI's systemic stressors, and risks of systemic cascades and synchronous failures, are highly understudied. SAI could contribute to more extreme weather events, such as marine heat waves and wildfires. Sulfate aerosols would also fall back to Earth as acid rain. Additionally, if we were to suddenly stop deploying stratospheric aerosols after relying on it for significant cooling, the rapid rebound to warmer temperatures could cause extreme weather or ecological changes.

Tragically, risky weather manipulation methods are a new popular area of research by world's governments.

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Sources:

https://frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fclim.2021.720312/full

https://cnbc.com/2022/10/13/what-is-solar-geoengineering-sunlight-reflection-risks-and-benefits.html

https://ibtimes.com/cia-exploring-geoengineering-ways-control-weather-reverse-globing-warming-report-1356093

https://woods.stanford.edu/news/qa-solar-geoengineering-airbags-robust-climate-response

https://geoengineering.global/stratospheric-aerosol-injection/