Heather's Heavenly Vapes - THE BIG THREAD (Part 6)

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I’ve been watching 1957 - 1963 episodes of “To Tell The Truth” on YT. Back when game shows were king. Great nostalgia there and also sadness. We’ve completely lost graciousness and good-hearted humor. Now everything is mockery and humiliation on reality tv. But that’s another story.

The show I saw aired in 1957. One man who appeared on the show as a contestant worked for a company that specialized in making rain by artificial means. He was Bing Crosby’s brother. Weather manipulation has been around a long time. Patents have been registered for a long time for some crazy methods of manipulation, including causing earthquakes, volcanic activity and hurricanes. Public documents show that there’s been a lot of international and US government research into these areas for decades because it’s a stealthy and deadly way to conduct warfare.

I’d say we really don’t know what technology exists out there. We can know that they wouldn’t tell us anything. But we can all look up and see that the sky is crisscrossed with crazy patterns. Geo-engineering is openly acknowledged now by those who are doing it. Messing with the weather can’t be good.
 

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what Id like to know is where these "people" are getting the energy to heat up the lower atmosphere enuf to cause an excess of water vapor to rise to 40,000+ feet to cause the rain and such.... if that kind of technology exists, then they should be able to harness the return energy from the lightning too .... o_O
 

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what Id like to know is where these "people" are getting the energy to heat up the lower atmosphere enuf to cause an excess of water vapor to rise to 40,000+ feet to cause the rain and such.... if that kind of technology exists, then they should be able to harness the return energy from the lightning too .... o_O

Easy! Thousands of microwaves! :D

It’s possible microwave frequencies are involved in some of this. But couldn’t clouds over the oceans be seeded with chemicals that cause them to draw extra moisture which they then proceed to dump on land? Just as one example.

You probably know this off the top of your head, or could make an educated guess about this one: How far away from lightning would you need to be to never hear the thunder? Or, how can there be fierce lightning with no sound of thunder or crackling at all? I saw some a few weeks back and can’t figure how that can be. The bolts appeared to be close. They sure were huge and vivid. If they were too far away for the sound to reach me, then those were some distant but enormous bolts!
 

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We have had more than normal tornadoes and bad weather. When Harvey came in, it wasn't alone. Jose and Katia were also along for the ride. The thing about Harvey was it just stayed there and did not move inland as fast as a hurricane normally would. I don't recall this happening in the past.
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It has happened in the past. Back in 2001, Tropical Storm Allison came ashore down in the Galveston/Houston area and sat on top of Houston for a while, then moved north a little ways, then backed up and sat on top of Houston again. They had torrential rains and massive flooding. I think it lasted 10 days or more.

I remember hearing a story back then about someone that got trapped in an elevator in an underground parking garage and drowned. Now THAT'S a bad way to go.
 

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Good morning Army! :)

T-minus 2.5 days and counting. Jugs filled and freezing in freezers. Gonna head out and buy some necessities if they haven't already been picked clean. The Jeep has a standard outlet in it. I guess if push comes to shove I can charge batteries in there. Don't have a generator. I know, stupid. Neighbor has a big ole Generac. He vapes so I'm sure he'd let me charge my batts there if I had to.
 

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Easy! Thousands of microwaves! :D

It’s possible microwave frequencies are involved in some of this. But couldn’t clouds over the oceans be seeded with chemicals that cause them to draw extra moisture which they then proceed to dump on land? Just as one example.

You probably know this off the top of your head, or could make an educated guess about this one: How far away from lightning would you need to be to never hear the thunder? Or, how can there be fierce lightning with no sound of thunder or crackling at all? I saw some a few weeks back and can’t figure how that can be. The bolts appeared to be close. They sure were huge and vivid. If they were too far away for the sound to reach me, then those were some distant but enormous bolts!

microwaves are very inefficient... for example, how long does it take your MW to heat up a cup of fluid? 1 minute, 2? now consider the amount of power required to heat up that cup of fluid... most MW are 120VAC and use about 10-15 amps, therefore 1200-1800 watts and about 750-1000W are actually inside the chamber, and the chamber is about 2.5 cubic feet. Imagine the power needed to heat up thousands of cubic miles of air.....

with cloud seeding, clouds or high concentrations of water vapor have to be present to start with to allow the "seeds" ( normally silver nitrate crystals) to change the ionic charge of the water vapor to "condense" into a fog ( cloud). But first, the water vapor needs to be there and that comes from evaporation of water at a lower elevation ( the air pressure needs to be high to allow enuf concentration of the vapor to retain the heat to rise to upper elevations)...
So, step one, get enuf " hot hi pressure water vapor" to rise, 2. keep the rising bubble of hot vapor contained to reach altitude, 3. allow bubble to contact colder upper level temps to condense, and 4. dump millions of pounds of silver nitrate into the conversion zone to initiate heavy condensation which creates rain...

and as for quiet lightning... one can see a storm as far away as 120 miles easily.... yup, it looks quite decieving, looks as if it just 10-20 miles away ( or less) ... next time you see another storm like that, do a quick local weather radar check on the internet for your area and see just how far away the storm really is....
also, sound has a difficult time traveling thru theromclines ( stratified layers of different density of air (( and in water too, submarines use this to hide)) )

but the real question is.... if lightning only lasts a fraction of seconds, why can the thunder last for several seconds? ;)
 

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It has happened in the past. Back in 2001, Tropical Storm Allison came ashore down in the Galveston/Houston area and sat on top of Houston for a while, then moved north a little ways, then backed up and sat on top of Houston again. They had torrential rains and massive flooding. I think it lasted 10 days or more.

I remember hearing a story back then about someone that got trapped in an elevator in an underground parking garage and drowned. Now THAT'S a bad way to go.

I don't remember much about that one for some reason. Technically it was a TS, and not a hurricane. Still the damage was horrible, and the name will forever exist in history.

One can look at places like geoengineering watch and learn a lot. We had a plane over here this year that was sending out the trails, and then it stopped, and then it started again. (Over and over) It was intermittent. If I had a smart phone I could've filmed it. The site I mentioned had footage of the same thing happening. The manipulation has been going on for decades. It has just ramped up the intensity the past several years. The past 2-3 have been the worst. Maybe it is because I started paying attention to it. You know it is bad if my mother noticed it. Investigate the patents, I know I posted some already in the past. The site I mentioned has links for that. I am not trying to change beliefs in it. I am presenting a viewpoint. I thought it was not true, until I learned more and started paying attention. Then I explored it further. Now I just find it overwhelmingly evil, and I don't look into it very much anymore. Those responsible will face judgement. Prophecy is ringing true time and again. If you don't believe it, that is fine by me. Everyone has a right to their opinion. This statement is not aimed at Pappy, but for the board in general.
 

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Picked up some necessities. Forget about propane. That aint gonna happen. I have about a tank and a half. I figger I have close to a three week supply of food if I dig into the nether regions of the pantry. Beyond that it's berry picking and squirrel hunting.
 

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Nah. The worst thing that could happen is I get killed.

There are worse things than death, IMO. But.... DON’T SAY CRAP LIKE THAT!

Seriously though, stay safe. I don’t care what your wife says, don’t go out in the middle of the cane to retrieve anything!
 

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