And you're a cantaloupe. They don't put in the plane's fuel to seed clouds with. That would be silly. Do you know what happens when you mix silver oxide with jet fuel and try to run an engine on it?
Kylearan
Who are you responding to ? Me? You realize that I never said that anything is mixed up with the plane's fuel?
Anyway, there's alot of money in geo-engeneering. To ignore this and call it a conspiracy theory is stupid. There's a lot of research going on about this, which means they're already doing it and testing it.
Here's an example:
Geoengineering Cost Analysis
Final Report
Prepared Under Contract to
The University Of Calgary
Contract Number: __UC01-001______
Aurora Report Number: ____AR10-182__
October 30, 2010
Justin McClellan
James Sisco, Brandon Suarez, Greg Keogh
Aurora Flight Sciences Corporation
1 Broadway, 12th Floor
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02142
www.aurora.aero (p.6)
“Geoengineering may provide a means to create a time buffer against catastrophic cli- mate change while long-term emissions reduction actions take effect. One approach is to disperse sulfur compounds at high altitude to reduce the effective solar flux entering the atmosphere. This report will evaluate the means of delivering sufficient mass of this or similar material to affect climate change on a global scale. The goal of this study is to use engineering design and cost analysis to determine the feasibility and cost of a delivering material to the stratosphere for solar radiation management (SRM). This study does notexamine effectiveness or risks of injecting material into the stratosphere for SRM. Its goal is simply to compare a range of delivery systems on a single cost basis.”
full pdf:
http://theintelhubradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/AuroraGeoReport.pdf