Taboma
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How do you exclude any airborne local soil and or road, or sky contamination simply picked up and transported by ground level winds ?Lete make this simple, when you see the sky full of the crap as seen above, get 4 littes of water. keep one sealed as a control, the other 3 put in bowls. leave 2nd out for 24hrs, 3rd 48hours 4th 72 hours. Than have them tested.
You know, Detritus, created by soil, pollen or organic erosion. The same "Dust" residue that causes me to have to vacuum my tile deck frequently, or builds up on patio furniture, or is visible if I blow off my driveway, or on the interior shelves or table tops after leaving the windows open to enjoy "Fresh Air".
This brings us to other earthborn detritus, those emitted by automobiles and transported by wind and occasionally updrafts created by weather fronts. These types of detritus include, exhaust emissions, road dust, brake dust, tire dust to list the most common.
How do you determine that any residual molecules of herbicides or pesticides weren't earthborn, versus being deposited in the Troposphere from Chem-Trails and re-distributed by unpredictable air patterns ?
Excluding fuel dumping, which is an infrequent necessity, would be particulates, unburned fuel and unburned hydrocarbons that are emitted along with water and gaseous vapors from all aircraft regardless of their altitude. These eventually become mixed with the vast array of other pollutants and land in your test as well as our lungs, our homes and our lives on a daily basis.
The fact that you state you should pick a time for your test when the sky above resembles something like your pictures --- which for the record I've never witnessed in 76 years of my life ---- means you know little or nothing about meteorological patterns of our Troposphere.
EDIT --- Oops, forgot about the 5,200 metric tons of space dust (Micrometeorites) that fall through that impenetrable firmament and get mixed with our own detritus (Dust).
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