Raymond D. Hoisington's scientific contributions
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Publications (3)
Aims: Concerted efforts are made to deceive the public into falsely believing the jet-emplaced tropospheric aerosol trails, called chemtrails by some, are harmless ice-crystal contrails from aircraft engine exhaust-moisture. Our objective is to use radiometric measurements in the range 250-300 nm to show that a typical chemtrail is not a contrail,...
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... Commonly, especially with modern fan jet engines, ice crystals from exhaust evaporate quite quickly becoming invisible gas, not remaining as a haze to scatter sunlight. Additional observations and scientific measurements demonstrate quite conclusively that chemtrails are not contrails [91]. ...
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... For example: Aerosolized coal fly ash contaminates the environment with mercury, one of the most toxic poisons known, and known to move up the food chain [104]. Coal fly ash, lofted into the upper atmosphere (stratosphere), destroys Earth's ozone layer [105][106][107], and exposes all surface life to the deadly ultraviolet radiation from the sun [108]. Contaminating the environment with the massive quantities of iron contained in coal fly ash upsets the delicate iron balance in nature and in the bodies of exposed biota [109,110]. ...
