NASA Digital Radiography Technique on lion76ify upload Harpswell, Me

This is what I think (hope) we are seeing.
The extra Aluminum in the atmosphere is reacting with some sort of radio or microwave signal which we can view using the proper procedures put into place by NASA.

This is basically visualizing frequency, much like being able to see vibrations in water. We can't hear the vibrations but we can see the results they leave behind as their physical manifestation.

If we zoom into a wave form on water we could remove the glare and see the actual wave form itself. Using contrast, brightness and hue as a signal fine tuner you can pull out the electronic signal generated by a power source.

The hardened edges in this footage are the result of form waves vibrating.

The US Navy and others are working on using our upper atmosphere as a giant wave reflector in order to communicate with submarines on a global scale. see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communication_with_submarines

Creating a global wifi connection, that with the proper tuner, we can all access.

Since form waves can be seen, there is no reason to expect HAARP scientist not to play around a bit. I would. I would adjust the impulse in such a manner to cause the hardened edges to look like animals, people, things - whatever I could get to happen. NASA calls them "Intermetallic matrix compositions".
http://gltrs.grc.nasa.gov/Citations.aspx?id=5100
This is scientific experimentation that is required with any new technology. We need to learn what it can and cannot do.

Major research and testing facility.
Tactical Imagery Intelligence Wing (TIW) UK
Electro-Optical (EO) and Infra-Red (IR) imagery
http://www.raf.mod.uk/rafmarham/aboutus/tacticalimageryintelligencewing.cfm

This document explains what it is and that the California missile could have been a test.
Infrared Scene Generation for Wide Field of View (WFOV) Sensors
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:15zvitZ80OgJ:www.dodsbir...|lang_en&gl=us&tbs=lr:lang_1de|lang_1en&strip=1
This is Google's cache of http://www.dodsbir.net/sitis/display_topic.asp?Bookmark=39595. It is a snapshot of the page before it was reclassified on Nov 7, 2010 23:06:25 GMT. Missile seen on Nov 9, 2010

You must download the HD version and watch it on your HD monitor to see the detail.
If you have Man-Made cloud footage of your own, please take a second look using this method. The concentrated aluminum will show as darker sections of the mist. As it is pulled together it blocks sunlight on the Earth side.

Method for modifying the image quality parameters of digital radiographic images.
http://online.medphys.org/resource/1/mphya6/v30/i11/p3006_s1

The NASA Digital Radiography Technique
http://www.sti.nasa.gov/spinoff/spinitem?title=Digital+Radiography

Filmless Radiography
http://www.sti.nasa.gov/tto/spinoff1997/ip2.html

Digital radiography in the aerospace industry.
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1993fvms....4..247B

Scatter estimation and correction in digital radiography.
http://online.medphys.org/resource/1/mphya6/v33/i1/p187_s1

What is a CCD chip?
http://www.cctvconsult.com/pages/ccd.htm

Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) Imaging Arrays
http://ranier.hq.nasa.gov/sensors_page/dd/hst&gll_ccd.html

Advances in Digital Radiography: Physical Principles and System Overview
http://radiographics.rsna.org/content/27/3/675.figures-only

CCD receiver signal processing Patent 5483549
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/5483549.html

Inhomogeneities due to the construction of the radiation source.
http://www.techbriefs.com/component/content/article/5749

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• Intermetallic
• matrix
• composites.

[jamahurin]

Love your work, it is truely amazing. Thanks for posting!!

[LibranEsq]

@BeachCory like chalk

[BeachCory]

@LibranEsq I wonder what barium taste like?

I probably wont get any results worth posting but who knows. Ya gotta look.

If it's a receiver the info is now totally digital. All the data collected can now be manipulated. Look past the image layer and you see more info. The chip doesn't care if the signal it captured was an image through a glass lens or a radio signal emitting from an airplane. To decipher that signal you need to fine tune the data until it presents itself. Think Oscope.

Surfs Up!

[LibranEsq]

@BeachCory For fucks sake bro there is more than enough base material being sprayed in the chemtrails. Support acidity. Spray vinegar and kill alkaline chemtrails and DO NOT think about adding more barium intom the sky.  Yes it's a receiver.

[BeachCory]

@LibranEsq I got 1lb of aluminum spheres, the smallest available, and 1lb of barium and want to see if I can generate a cloud. If I can I want to try your recipe to see what happens. Also, do you agree that the CCD chip is an electronic receiver?

Then it's a converter but it has to receive the signal first. I'm going to school you on this because this is more than art. This is truth. Not my representation of it. Next lesson controlled beam lasers.

bring a pencil



[LibranEsq]

@BeachCory lol...maybe.. If I know what it is and generally how it works,.,Yes thats real basic... L O L Hey bro. thats the whole point of grrrreat arts and science... Take us somewhere... somewhere else somewhere we want to go ...........(and get us back safely) very engaging stuff you do. I wish I had more time to study it..

[BeachCory]

@LibranEsq Basic?

Have we advanced that much that a CCD chip is basic?

This is a great piece of technology that has opened our eyes to a world we have never seen. Visualized electronic signals. What could be cooler?

[LibranEsq]

@BeachCory LOL ,,, Beach Cory you are way ahead of the pack alwys. ahead of your time I think.... (but a CCD chip is pretty basic. L O freakin L

[BeachCory]

@YouFatTuber Do you know what a CCD chip is and what it does? Learn this and we'll talk again.

[MyHils]

I think what you are doing is astonishing. Best wishes to you - a subscriber, sady though not a scientific person.