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CECs Compound Element Clouds
Since we know the contents of these trails are Aluminum and Barium, of which neither can be classified as a chemical, can we call them something else? Compound Element Clouds doesn't have much of a ring to it even though it is a more accurate description.
Right this minute over Southern Cal, they are leaving short bursts that grow very large. They have changed the dispersant method so to stop all the videos. Not gonna work......
Here is what I found;
We know that Aluminum is the most reflective material on the planet so it has the ability to scatter UV and much of the visible spectrum. Using it would replicate a giant haze mass over the planet.
Why would this be of use to us now?
Maybe there is something either hitting us now or about to and they want to dull it's effect on the face of the planet.
To me this would be the worst case scenario and very freakin scary.
If rays are coming that require this scale of an operation, it's not going to be pleasant in the areas where the refraction is lower. More rays hitting us.
Will it result in more heat and start fires and cook vegetation and people?
wholly crap!!!!
Barium has 2 functions in this process. The aluminum oxide tends to clump but when mixed with Barium it stays individual because the Barium engulfs the fine powder at the micron level. This keeps the sprayers from clogging. They tend to do that from time to time and we've all seen it. Sometimes the mix comes out nice and even and sometimes not.
Also Barium tends to loft in areas of the altitude depending on the temperature. The Aluminum gets hot when light hits it and barium floats when heated.
Thus, working together they can generate this mist that stays put. It is actually going up but dissipates on the leading edge as it creates a larger cloud on the ground side giving the illusion that it's floating in one spot.
What we now see looks to me more Aluminum than Barium or some Barium substitute that doesn't float very well.
I think we made a mistake by associating CECs with all those damn Spheres/Orbs. Seeing them might have been a side effect of the modification. An unforeseen consequence - literally.
By scattering more light in that area of the atmosphere, other spectrum's of light that we would never be able to see, are now visible. The scatter would act as a filter blocking rays that may have been negating other rays allowing us to see where the Spheres/Orbs like to travel and apparently play.
I'm not sure how to classify this one. Worst Case Scenario is not determinable at this time. More data required before accurate classification can be issued.
Apparently these worker bees have been doing this from the beginning of recorded history. We see them on cave walls, good enough for me.
We can toss out the idea of them coming to contact us or returning to give some great message. It's looking more like we tore a hole in the space time continuum and the perception of our universe has been upgraded.
But us upgraded models are few and far between.
Do we build a commune in Montana and buy equipment to try and contact these guys. SETI doesn't seem to be able to find the right radio channel so we could start trying other means of communication.
We could try everything and anything in all combinations.
weird science..
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