I tried shaving some of the frost from our freezer. Soot formed from the lighter, but it still melted more like an ice cube.Shaved ice would probably work better. Some snow cone makers are more like a cheese grater. More surface area the better.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/30/us/winter-weather/
I guess youre not right all the time eh?
well... its obviously not fake... it fell from the sky... from what ive seen hundreds of people have had similar results... could it be acid snow? I have worked on cars paint for 24 years now and I can tell you acid rain is absolutely real...Hah, I thought he was talking about the "fake snow" thing.
Snow causes havoc every single year.
well... its obviously not fake... it fell from the sky... from what ive seen hundreds of people have had similar results... could it be acid snow?
Hundreds of people not understanding doesn't mean it's not explainable.from what ive seen hundreds of people have had similar results...
Mick, I have had 3 or 4 links to your tests here show up on my wall today. We may see some new members from it.
Page response has been really slow for me. I assume it's due to increased traffic.
The smell is from the soot, if you burn a piece of glass with a lighter and then smell it you smell the soot, which has a chemical smell. Probably because it's a chemical.
I'm not sure this kids behavior is helping the myth : )What about the smell? Are YOU personally willing to go get a bucket of this stuff and EAT it? Please make a video when you do. Snow doesn't smell, melts when heated and doesn't melt and evaporate like Styrofoam.
Well anyone can test this, as long as they have a lighter and something to burn that wont light on fire. Like an ice cube or glass. Smell it before, burn it, then smell it again.Yeah, besides being hampered by my lack of snow, I'm also hampered by my lack of sense of smell due to having the flu right now. I could detect a bit of a smell during my experiment, but not enough to call it.
hundreds of people now have messed with this snow and find it suspect...
Mick, I have had 3 or 4 links to your tests here show up on my wall today. We may see some new members from it.
This guy does a good job showing black ice, non-black ice, smell, no smell, fast melt, slow melt....takes about 2 minutes to get to the fun bits
Wonder how long it will take that empty pot he left burning on the stove to catch fireThis guy does a good job showing black ice, non-black ice, smell, no smell, fast melt, slow melt....takes about 2 minutes to get to the fun bits
All of your questions have been anserer except for the "little white balls" on the ground after snow melts. First id like to say to the scent, i tried this at home myself. There was in fact a scent. I did not use gloves or anything like that and the scent was barely there and i had to take huge up close whiffs of the snowball to smell it. If it were smelling because of chemicals being caught on fire the smell would be overbearing.Explain the crystals in the bowl after melting it.
Explain the little white balls on the ground after snow is melting.
Explain the dirt left after snow melts in baggy.
Explain the odor.
No one has died as a direct result of the so called "polar vortex." There is no conspiracy. The multitude of meteorologists have carefully explained what is happening. It's not normal and depending on your beliefs most would attribute it to climate change. That said, this idea of "fake" snow is so dead in the water that the only cause for concern is not that our government has engineered something but rather that we have an unsustainable way of modern lifeAll of your questions have been anserer except for the "little white balls" on the ground after snow melts. First id like to say to the scent, i tried this at home myself. There was in fact a scent. I did not use gloves or anything like that and the scent was barely there and i had to take huge up close whiffs of the snowball to smell it. If it were smelling because of chemicals being caught on fire the smell would be overbearing.
The little white balls on the ground after snow melts.... Uh hunny i dont know where youre from but here in michigan we call em the salt that melted the snow. Usually on sidewalks and roads in bulk. In places it hadnt been layed from being tracked on shoes (ask my floor, that stuffs highly trackable!) Or kicked around.
I have some questions for you.why would the.government do such a thing? Dont get me wrong, im no government fan... But attempting to kill their Entire country all at once? Wheres the logic wheres the motive for this attempted murder?
Also... Don't you think or government is smart enough to put much more chemicals in it if they wanted us all dead? seriously, we live with so many chemicals the small amount that would have to Be for the snow to not explode or At least catch fire wouldbe another day in the life.
Also, why make it so complicated? If they wanted us all dead they could do it much faster and simpler than orchastrating all of this.
No one has died as a direct result of the so called "polar vortex."
I know I'm an airhead but doesn't the first paragraph SAY it contains water? or are they saying the gas isn't water vapor but something else. ?Chemtrails planet tried to debunk this, but goes in entirely the wrong direction.
http://chemtrailsplanet.net/2014/01...trails-polymers-than-ice-nucleation-bacteria/ (http://archive.is/inmOC)
I know I'm an airhead but doesn't the first paragraph SAY it contains water? or are they saying the gas isn't water vapor but something else. ?
I know I'm an airhead but doesn't the first paragraph SAY it contains water? or are they saying the gas isn't water vapor but something else. ?
May the force be with you.A reasonable person she is.
A friend in Loveland, Col, posted this the other day on her FB page
"As I was making coffee, something out the window caught my eye and made me jump! Smoke! Coming off the lawn chair cover, actually billowing! Then I realized it was just evaporation because the sun is out!"
A reasonable person she is.