Re: Scie chimiche- dibattito- Ma scusate...
Inviato da NiHiLaNtH il 6/11/2013 23:30:18
sui filamenti ho scoperto una cosa che mi sembra interessante
a quanto pare ne sono caduti moltissimi in Croazia durante la guerra del 1991
http://www.asanltr.com/ASANews-97/cobweb.html
secondo alcuni i filamenti erano connessi al passaggio di aerei dell'aeronautica Serba
"...Cobweb appearance in relation to flights of Serbian Air Forces
Some reports from 1991 suggested a relationship between the flights of Serbian Air Forces and appearance of cobweb-like material. However after 1991, Serbian Air Forces did not fly over Croatian territory. A flight of a white, undefined airplane was reported in the case of cobweb appearance over the town of Koprivnica in autumn 1993. According to the reports from 1991, cobweb-like material usually appeared 15 min to 2 h after the flight of Serbian Air Forces. A direct correlation between the flights and appearance of cobweb was recorded in the following four cases: (1) Jastrebarsko at the end of October 1991, when an eyewitness saw a formless object in the sky, just after the flight of a Serbian aircraft The object descended slowly and spread a cloud composed of cobweb like material; (2) Komletinci on November 3, 1991, when Croatian soldiers saw a parachute-like object in the sky, just after the flight of a Serbian aircraft. The object disintegrated into a cloud of cobweb; (3) Osijek on November 7, 1991, a ball-shaped object appeared in the sky just after the flight of a Serbian aircraft. In a moment, the falling object expanded into a spindle and then disintegrated into a cloud of cobweb (taken on video); (4) Varazdin on November 7, 1991, a Croatian soldier observed cobweb dispersion from the wings of a Serbian aircraft at the moment when the aircraft had finished a missile attack and started rising. In follow-up interviews, eyewitnesses described two other cases of cobweb appearance, each just prior to or after missile attacks. During the autumn 1991, Serbian aircraft flew over the Croatian territory almost every day.
Description of descending and spreading of cobweb material
In most cases, the cobweb-like material is described as a slowly descending cloud, falling to the ground in the form of snowballs, completely or partially unrolled into the constituent fibers. The fresh cobweb material was very sticky and it stuck to all objects on the ground, including trees, houses, cars, people, etc. The cobweb descended at a very slow rate of ²1 m/s. The size of the cloud was never determined. In an estimate made on October 24, 1991 in the town of Kutina, the cobweb cloud was assessed to measure more than 2 km. On November 11, 1991, a cobweb cloud was detected over the entire territory of Slavonia. The density of the cobweb material while in the air was very low. Thus, 200 fibers or snowballs weighed only 80 mg. Upon reaching the ground, the cobweb snowballs or fibers was averaged 2-3 m2. The process of sedimentation from the cloud took about 2-4 h. The cobweb material was found to very quickly lose its sticky feature..."
anche in questo caso come in Sud Africa abbiamo la testimoninza di qualcuno che ha visto i filamenti uscire direttamente da un aereo
a quanto pare ne sono caduti moltissimi in Croazia durante la guerra del 1991
http://www.asanltr.com/ASANews-97/cobweb.html
secondo alcuni i filamenti erano connessi al passaggio di aerei dell'aeronautica Serba
"...Cobweb appearance in relation to flights of Serbian Air Forces
Some reports from 1991 suggested a relationship between the flights of Serbian Air Forces and appearance of cobweb-like material. However after 1991, Serbian Air Forces did not fly over Croatian territory. A flight of a white, undefined airplane was reported in the case of cobweb appearance over the town of Koprivnica in autumn 1993. According to the reports from 1991, cobweb-like material usually appeared 15 min to 2 h after the flight of Serbian Air Forces. A direct correlation between the flights and appearance of cobweb was recorded in the following four cases: (1) Jastrebarsko at the end of October 1991, when an eyewitness saw a formless object in the sky, just after the flight of a Serbian aircraft The object descended slowly and spread a cloud composed of cobweb like material; (2) Komletinci on November 3, 1991, when Croatian soldiers saw a parachute-like object in the sky, just after the flight of a Serbian aircraft. The object disintegrated into a cloud of cobweb; (3) Osijek on November 7, 1991, a ball-shaped object appeared in the sky just after the flight of a Serbian aircraft. In a moment, the falling object expanded into a spindle and then disintegrated into a cloud of cobweb (taken on video); (4) Varazdin on November 7, 1991, a Croatian soldier observed cobweb dispersion from the wings of a Serbian aircraft at the moment when the aircraft had finished a missile attack and started rising. In follow-up interviews, eyewitnesses described two other cases of cobweb appearance, each just prior to or after missile attacks. During the autumn 1991, Serbian aircraft flew over the Croatian territory almost every day.
Description of descending and spreading of cobweb material
In most cases, the cobweb-like material is described as a slowly descending cloud, falling to the ground in the form of snowballs, completely or partially unrolled into the constituent fibers. The fresh cobweb material was very sticky and it stuck to all objects on the ground, including trees, houses, cars, people, etc. The cobweb descended at a very slow rate of ²1 m/s. The size of the cloud was never determined. In an estimate made on October 24, 1991 in the town of Kutina, the cobweb cloud was assessed to measure more than 2 km. On November 11, 1991, a cobweb cloud was detected over the entire territory of Slavonia. The density of the cobweb material while in the air was very low. Thus, 200 fibers or snowballs weighed only 80 mg. Upon reaching the ground, the cobweb snowballs or fibers was averaged 2-3 m2. The process of sedimentation from the cloud took about 2-4 h. The cobweb material was found to very quickly lose its sticky feature..."
anche in questo caso come in Sud Africa abbiamo la testimoninza di qualcuno che ha visto i filamenti uscire direttamente da un aereo
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