Category: rainwater analysis

San Francisco rain tested positive for five elements proposed to be sprayed on us by geoengineer David Keith – with sulfur clocking in at a massive 1,300μg/L.

A rain sample collected April 11, 2018 in San Francisco tested positive for aluminum at 38μg/L, barium at 9μg/L, iron at 52μg/L, titanium at 3.6μg/L and sulfur at 1,300μg/L.

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Rain falling on San Francisco April 5th, 2018, tested positive for four elements proposed to be sprayed on us by geoengineer David Keith.

NELAP certified lab, McCampbell Analytical, found barium at 3.3μg/L, iron at 13μg/L, titianium at 0.65μg/L and sulfur at 270μg/L. For the first time in 2018, aluminum was below the method detection limit of 14μg/L.

Here’s a pdf of the full report.

Rainwater collected in San Francisco tested positive for five elements proposed to be sprayed on us by geoengineer David Keith and others.

NELAP-certified laboratory, McCampbell Analytical, found aluminum (57μg/L), barium (5.3μg/L), titanium (2.2μg/L), iron (85) and sulfur (360μg/L) in the sample I collected March 20, 2018,. Here’s a pdf of the full report.

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San Francisco rainfall tested positive for all four metals proposed to be sprayed on us by geoengineer David Keith. Dr. Keith wrote in 2010 that we should be sprayed with engineered nanodiscs made of aluminum, barium, titanium and iron. All four were present in rain collected March 12, 2018, as well as sulfur and strontium, two other elements which have been “proposed” as solar radiation management agents. Continue reading “San Francisco rain tests positive for aluminum, barium, strontium, titianium, iron & sulfur.”

Yet again, San Francisco rainfall has tested positive for all four metals proposed to be sprayed by geoengineer David Keith. Aluminum was found at 30μg/L, iron at 52μg/L barium at 11μg/L and titanium at 3.8μg/L. Continue reading “Aluminum 30μg/L, iron 52μg/L, barium 11μg/L, titanium 3.8μg/L in San Francisco rainwater”

Rainwater collected in San Francisco December 20, 2017, tested positive for three of the four metals proposed to be sprayed by geoengineer David Keith. Continue reading “Barium 4.1μg/L, iron 15μg/L & titanium 0.42μg/L in San Francisco rain”

Rainwater collected in San Francisco December 3, 2017, tested positive for three metals proposed to be sprayed by geoengineer David Keith. Continue reading “Barium 9.6μg/L, iron 19μg/L & titanium 0.38μg/L in San Francisco rain”

Rainwater collected in Chiloquin, Oregon, tested positive for all four metals proposed to be sprayed by goengineer, David Keith. Continue reading “Aluminum 17μg/L, barium 5μg/L, iron 29μg/L & titanium 0.75μg/L in Oregon rain”

Rainwater collected in San Francisco November 8, 2017, tested positive for aluminum, barium, titanium & iron – all four metals proposed to be sprayed by geoengineer David Keith. Continue reading “Aluminum 18μg/L, barium 11μg/L, iron 22μg/L & titanium 2.2μg/L in San Francisco rain”

Titanium was found at more than double reporting limits in rain collected June 8, 2017 in Chiloquin, OR. Continue reading “Titanium double reporting limits in Chiloquin rain”

Titanium was found above reporting levels in snow collected in Chiloquin, OR, May 12, 2017. Continue reading “Titanium exceeds reporting levels in Oregon snow”

Titanium exceeded five times the reporting level in snow colleced in Chiloquin, OR, January 1, 2017. Continue reading “Titanium 5x reporting levels in Oregon snow”

Titanium was found at six times reporting limits in Oregon snow, while iron was three times over. Continue reading “Titanium 6x, iron 3x, aluminum 66% over reporting limits in Oregon snow”

Titanium was found above reporting limits in snow collected in Chiloquin, OR, December 23, 2016. Other metals were below reporting limits. Continue reading “Titanium above reporting limit in Oregon snow”

No metals were found above reporting limits in snow collected December 15th, 2016, in Chiloquin Oregon. Shills argue that it’s normal to have high levels of these metals. If that’s the case, why is there such massive variability? A recent test revealed titanium at forty times reporting limits.

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Calcium was found at 50% over reporting limits (150μg/L) in snow collected December 8th, 2016. Other metals were below reporting limits. Continue reading “Calcium 50% over reporting limits in Oregon snow”