Recent chemtrail/contrail pic with a question

^and to simplify how you can tell,
The Lecroy wavesurfer is a high precision oscilloscope capable of converting data from a photodetector into a 2D topographical slice if you chose to do so. A rough, dim outline of clouds is visible in this manner, and it looks much like a child's drawing. Lines deemed contrails would leave an even fainter signal, since it's just an artificial thin cloud. Anything else that's up there will come back as a much stronger signal in the polarization state you are looking for, and on a heavy day, the graph looks like a bunch of dense lines. Like I said, all I know for sure is that the uv is not transmitting through water vapor, and the data indicates some other substance is present in the transmitting medium. Isolating a specific frequency, in tandem with correct polarization targeting, one can simulate a spectrometer by isolating the suspected signal, and reverse engineering what a readout should look like for a given molecule. It's the long way of going about determining atmospheric particulate content, but it's the cheapest/easiest means for the average citizen

^and to simplify how you can tell,
The Lecroy wavesurfer is a high precision oscilloscope capable of converting data from a photodetector into a 2D topographical slice if you chose to do so. A rough, dim outline of clouds is visible in this manner, and it looks much like a child's drawing. Lines deemed contrails would leave an even fainter signal, since it's just an artificial thin cloud. Anything else that's up there will come back as a much stronger signal in the polarization state you are looking for, and on a heavy day, the graph looks like a bunch of dense lines. Like I said, all I know for sure is that the uv is not transmitting through water vapor, and the data indicates some other substance is present in the transmitting medium. Isolating a specific frequency, in tandem with correct polarization targeting, one can simulate a spectrometer by isolating the suspected signal, and reverse engineering what a readout should look like for a given molecule. It's the long way of going about determining atmospheric particulate content, but it's the cheapest/easiest means for the average citizen

Interesting...but total BS.

Who "taught" you that? Wigington?!

Interesting...but total BS.

Who "taught" you that? Wigington?!

^and to simplify how you can tell,
The Lecroy wavesurfer is a high precision oscilloscope capable of converting data from a photodetector into a 2D topographical slice if you chose to do so. A rough, dim outline of clouds is visible in this manner, and it looks much like a child's drawing. Lines deemed contrails would leave an even fainter signal, since it's just an artificial thin cloud. Anything else that's up there will come back as a much stronger signal in the polarization state you are looking for, and on a heavy day, the graph looks like a bunch of dense lines. Like I said, all I know for sure is that the uv is not transmitting through water vapor, and the data indicates some other substance is present in the transmitting medium. Isolating a specific frequency, in tandem with correct polarization targeting, one can simulate a spectrometer by isolating the suspected signal, and reverse engineering what a readout should look like for a given molecule. It's the long way of going about determining atmospheric particulate content, but it's the cheapest/easiest means for the average citizen

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