FedFeed — When NASA experiments with cloud migration, they use real clouds
NASA's going to be deploying blue-green and red clouds to track particle motion in space. The clouds will be visible over much of the East Coast.
Apparently, NASA figured out how to conduct scientific experiments and troll conspiracy theorists, particularly chemtrail adherents, at the same time. They’re going to be deploying blue-green and red clouds to track particle motion in space, basically creating artificial auroras. The clouds will be visible over much of the East Coast.
It’s launch day at @NASA_Wallops for a sounding rocket. Launch is targeted for 4:26-4:41 a.m. Blue-green & red clouds may be seen NY to NC
— NASA Wallops (@NASA_Wallops) June 2, 2017
Unfortunately, the weather conditions haven’t been cooperative, so the launch has been postponed multiple times. The next attempt will be June 11.—
NASA’s Plan to Fill the Sky With Red and Green Clouds Has Been Postponed https://t.co/9NyZkJkv9g pic.twitter.com/kGbnpeFQh1
— Gizmodo UK (@GizmodoUK) June 5, 2017
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