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Things are Starting to Heat Up - Part V 6
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enginesrus
Mechanical
Well the pun R12? I really don't think it can replace helium or hydrogen. Yet it is "believed" to get up there some how.
So yes what RF frequency can cause atmospheric heating. Could sound energy do the same?
Even certain intelligently controlled UAP's have been observed causing strange weather effects.
Then lets not forget Mr. LBJ and what he said.
This is an engineering forum, lets figure out the engineering involved.
So yes what RF frequency can cause atmospheric heating. Could sound energy do the same?
Even certain intelligently controlled UAP's have been observed causing strange weather effects.
Then lets not forget Mr. LBJ and what he said.
This is an engineering forum, lets figure out the engineering involved.
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![[ponder]](/data/assets/smilies/ponder.gif "[ponder] [ponder]")
TugboatEng
Marine/Ocean
Entropy always increases so in a way, you'll always end up with more heat as it's the most disorderly form of energy.
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enginesrus said:
So.... what is it that you hope will happen in this thread?
Are you convinced that your 'geoengineering' bullshit links are real, and you want engineers to explain to you how it all works?
Are you expecting some dialogue where we all design a weather control system by committee?
Are you expecting all the engineers on this forum to flail around and fail to explain these weather control phenomena that you believe are true, and then allow you to swoop in and explain everything with your superior knowledge and intellect?
enginesrus
Mechanical
Swinny this should interest you.
Someone did their home work.
Someone did their home work.
TugboatEng
Marine/Ocean
That link claims to have a 1966 NASA documents as proof but fails to provide the document.
enginesrus said:
I found three ridiculous (and contradictory) assertions in the first 30 seconds of reading.
You do realize that just because someone wrote a paper in 1966 saying that maybe controlling the weather was a good idea, does not mean that A) the belief is widely held across any government or group, B) that weather control is actually possible or C) that anyone took that paper seriously and acted on it.
This is case number 6,000 on this forum of you not understanding engineering or scientific culture. Position papers about theories are written all the time by engineers, scientists, political and military strategists, etc. There is a constant flow of ideas being published, by all type of think tanks and organizations. Many of them espouse ideas which are borderline, or are known to be wacky, or are even deliberately batshit crazy - because in the theoretical scientific community, there is value seen in throwing things at the wall and seeing what sticks.
The fact that someone once wrote a paper about something means absolutely nothing. There's probably someone somewhere writing an internal position paper about what a great idea it would be to preemptively nuke Moscow. That doesn't mean that any one thinks it's actually a good idea, and it definitely doesn't mean that we're anywhere near executing that plan.
enginesrus
Mechanical
This article mentions "a high pressure area dominating the whole summer" Now why is that? Maybe take a look at the first link.
Hurricane news
TugboatEng
Marine/Ocean
I don't know what this paper represents to you. It's a graduate students fan fiction on how to win future wars. It's not an official military policy. It's actually book available on Amazon. Wouldn't they be more secretive if their plan was so nefarious?
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We always had hurricaines... This could be a portent of things to come. We'll have to wait to find out.
So strange to see the singularity approaching while the entire planet is rapidly turning into a hellscape. -John Coates
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So strange to see the singularity approaching while the entire planet is rapidly turning into a hellscape. -John Coates
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enginesrus
Mechanical
For most its a case of not knowing or understanding the technology that exists. In other words thinking science and technology hasn't progressed much past the 1800's.
Tug actually that or something similar to it used to be on the AF website back in the day, it has been off for many years now.
Many combined systems are used to effect the changes desired.
Here is a small part of the system.
How does this keep happening, and is as this moment.
It is strange all the bad and strange weather started at the end of 2020, like things shifted to high gear.
Tug actually that or something similar to it used to be on the AF website back in the day, it has been off for many years now.
Many combined systems are used to effect the changes desired.
Here is a small part of the system.
How does this keep happening, and is as this moment.
It is strange all the bad and strange weather started at the end of 2020, like things shifted to high gear.
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The real problem is that we don't know if this is just a freak anomaly associated with climate or whether if represents some horrific change caused by the increased carbon footprint we are responsible for. As the Florida gov noted a 1 in 500 year event... but if you get several of these in the next decade... there may be something else afoot (with apologies to S.Holmes). We just don't know and are prepared to let things remain as they are, hoping it's the former.
So strange to see the singularity approaching while the entire planet is rapidly turning into a hellscape. -John Coates
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So strange to see the singularity approaching while the entire planet is rapidly turning into a hellscape. -John Coates
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TugboatEng
Marine/Ocean
I don't think it's accurate to say that a cluster of 500 year events represents climate change. It seems like events like this should occur in clusters as the conditions that caused it don't go away overnight. If the solar cycle has any influence on hurricanes maybe we can expect a cluster of these events to persist for the next 11 years.
We also recently had a volcanic eruption that increased upper atmospheric moisture by 5%. We may see a cluster of events until that subsides.
Then again, we haven't seen a pattern of increasing intensity. This last storm was an anomaly when compared to recent history.
We also recently had a volcanic eruption that increased upper atmospheric moisture by 5%. We may see a cluster of events until that subsides.
Then again, we haven't seen a pattern of increasing intensity. This last storm was an anomaly when compared to recent history.
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TugboatEng
Marine/Ocean
The currents didn't change, though. The hurricane still landed in the same region they always do.
I wonder who told Don Lemon to emphasize climate change when speaking with the director of NOAA?
I wonder who told Don Lemon to emphasize climate change when speaking with the director of NOAA?
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It looks like it's headed out to sea, to recharge a bit and is then going to take another whack at the states... We'll see what happens Saturday. ![[pipe]](/data/assets/smilies/pipe.gif "[pipe] [pipe]")
So strange to see the singularity approaching while the entire planet is rapidly turning into a hellscape. -John Coates
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