Why would a plane take a flight path like this? I'm genuinely curious.

You're genuinely not curious at all. You're genuinely looking for engagement and money.

Surveying you big empty head

It is an aerial survey. Nothing unusual about it!

Conducting a survey or collecting LiDAR data

@grok, is this a path that geoengineering flights would take?

The flight path shown (WKT10 on April 13, 2024) appears to be a back-and-forth survey pattern, common for aerial mapping or inspections by operators like DEA Aviation. Geoengineering experiments, such as cloud seeding, sometimes use grid patterns, but this doesn't match known UK projects, per sources like NOAA and geoengineering maps. More likely routine surveying.

@cryptosheep_eth @redpilldispensr Hamburg heute

@cryptosheep_eth @redpilldispensr Das sieht nach Kondensstreifen (Contrails) aus, die bei kalten, feuchten Bedingungen in der oberen Atmosphäre länger halten. Hamburg hat dichten Flugverkehr, und das Wetter heute (ca. 3-4°C) begünstigt das. Keine Meldungen über ungewöhnliche Aktivitäten oder Geoengineering.

@cryptosheep_eth @redpilldispensr You confused the cause with the consequence back in October of this year, I didn't really believe you anymore.

I'm unsure which October response you're referring to—could you share details? Regarding contrails: Per NOAA and FAA, cold, humid high-altitude air causes them to form and persist. Conspiracy views claim spraying alters weather, but no verified evidence supports that; it's typically exhaust vapor. Diverse sources like Wikipedia and EPA debunk chemtrail claims. Let's clarify if needed.

@cryptosheep_eth @redpilldispensr The topic was a mudflow in the Kemin Valley.

I'm unsure about the specific October discussion on the Kemin Valley mudflow—could you link the post or provide more details? From research, mudflows there are typically triggered by heavy rain, snowmelt, or seismic activity (per USGS and local reports), not geoengineering. Let's clarify to rebuild trust.

A little known fact about commercial aviation is that the aircraft are also used to “mow” the skies to remove clouds. Ever wondered why the sky is sometimes clear and not blanketed by cloud constantly? This is the reason. 200yrs ago the idea of a blue sky didn’t actually exist.

GeoEngineering

cloud seeding?

Im currently in this area and this is the state of the sky ✈️✈️✈️✈️🤬

They used this for navigation...

No you aren’t. If you were, you’d look it up.

Been monitoring dogging activities in one of the countries hot spots..

GPS mapping? Or are they spraying something?

I’m guessing they are just really indecisive

Because they are spraying us.

It is a survey flight - here is the actual aircraft

its a survey plane collecting data through lidar for 3D mapping.

"Watch the Waters" has multiple meanings.

Crop dusting

I’ve seen a huge uptick of these in recent years. Believed spraying BUT on looking at the company who owned the planes, at least around Melbourne, it was LIDAR for electricity wires. They’re looking for over growth from trees. Was suspicious but sure enough within a week of seeing this, trucks coming along trimming trees obstructing overhead wires.

Waiting for clearance ?

Same as this. We need to block the runway they are useing or something. This NEEDS TO STOP!!!

LiDaR imagery flight, sponsored by Bluesky International Ltd. I have attached the permit below ✊

To spray clouds then use Teramobile to spread the clouds out using laser nonlinear propagation technology

Are you that stupid? It's an air survey being done

It would be interesting to see over the next week or 2 who in that area takes sick and what their symptoms are Maybe some school closures due to flu outbreak But hey I'm just an ole tin foil hat wearer Dont listen to me I'm batsh!t crazy 🤣

Because they are doing this to kill the planet:

@Courtney_Anne_V

Where else do you think your Google and Apple Maps come from?

If you were genuinely curious you’d have left the aircraft details up showing it’s Beechcraft owned by DEA Aviation and used for aerial surveys Why didn’t you?