Decoding Geoengineering-A Planet Sized Laboratory

A Deep Dive: The Chemistry, The Culprits and the Latest Nanoparticle Ingredients

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This information goes back through fifteen years of Geoengineering research and beyond from my previous work and provides evidence of the earliest experiments, the current oligarchs funding geoengineering programs; the universities doing the research for the programs, and the companies who manufacture the chemicals. This article finishes with the latest data from my third book, published in October 2024.

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Solar radiation management, stratospheric albedo modification, stratospheric sulphate aerosols, stratospheric aerosol injection, aerosol geoegineering, or are they just contrails or chemtrails? The practice of sun obscuration using planes that spray an aerosol mixture into the atmosphere, which after twenty minutes or so spreads out over vast areas of sky.

The official agenda behind spraying aerosol particles into the atmosphere is to cool the planet down. That’s for those who believe the official story in global warming and not for those that have intimately looked at and analysed the data from the Vostok Ice cores which is available from the World Data Center – Paleoclimatology that show 420,000 years of CO2 cycling far higher than today and demonstrating that yes the climate changes but no temperature is not led by CO2, Carbon dioxide falls many times behind Temperature and lags behind it. Any politician or Global warming advocate that states otherwise has some other agenda on the table and are tweaking the original scientific data or are not scientific enough to read the original data analysis. To go deeper into this topic, read my article on Decoding Climate Change: Is the Narrative Driven by Science or Power?

Some people read the word ‘‘geoengineering” and believe it’s still a conspiracy, yet governments and their media puppets have finally admitted they are doing it—although they claim its a recent activity, when it actually has been going on since the 1970s— there are some indications as far back as the 1950s. US scientists launch world’s biggest solar geoengineering study

Chemicals in the Toxic Soup

Geoengineering often involves various chemicals and compounds that are either proposed or speculated to be part of aerosol spraying programs for altering climate conditions. Some of the key chemicals that have been suggested in various geoengineering initiatives include:

1. Aluminium (Al): Frequently mentioned as part of stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI), aluminium particles are proposed to increase the atmosphere’s reflectivity by scattering sunlightand , cooling the Earth’s surface.

2. Barium (Ba): Often included in discussions of aerosol spraying, barium has been cited in geoengineering theories for its reflective properties.

3. Strontium (Sr): Proposed as another reflective element, strontium compounds could theoretically be sprayed in the atmosphere to aid in solar radiation management.

4. Sulphur Dioxide (SO₂): One of the most widely proposed chemicals for solar radiation management (SRM). Sulphur dioxide, when released into the stratosphere, forms sulfate aerosols, mimicking the cooling effects observed after large volcanic eruptions​

5. Mercury (Hg): Mercury is often mentioned in relation to environmental and health impacts of industrial pollution but has also been speculated as a component in geoengineering strategies, though less commonly than other metals.

6. Arsenic (As): Like mercury, arsenic is primarily known as an environmental toxin but is sometimes speculated to be part of atmospheric spraying programs.

7. Titanium Dioxide (TiO₂): Some studies suggest that titanium dioxide could be an alternative to sulfur compounds for its potential to reflect sunlight more efficiently, though its effects on the environment are still under study​

8. Carbon Black: Also known as soot, carbon black has been proposed in certain geoengineering experiments for its ability to absorb sunlight and potentially alter localized weather conditions.

9. Calcium Carbonate (CaCO₃): Ideally, we would like to see these experiments completely irradicated. Meanwhile, some research suggests that calcium carbonate aerosols could be used in solar radiation management as an alternative to sulfur-based methods, with potentially fewer negative impacts on the ozone layer​- Agriculture Defense Coalition.

Each of these chemicals carries its own set of risks and consequences, ranging from ozone layer depletion to acid rain formation and toxicological effects on both human health and ecosystems. It's important to note that while these chemicals are speculated or proposed in geoengineering research, their long-term environmental and health impacts remain uncertain. (References to this list are in Endnotes Harvard and Smithsonian, particularly)

Who are the Culprits? -Names of Oligarchs Responsible for Poisoning the Planet and People with Bioweapons