Simply Human @SimplyHuman73

Perpetual seeker of truth and happiness. Linda-Land.com Northern California Joined September 2010

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Simply Human @SimplyHuman73

6 months ago

so Grok, are they spraying particles in the US or not? Searching the web 39 results Why the confusion persistsSome headlines and critics (especially environmental groups like CIEL) describe the planned April 2026 tests as the start of "spraying" or "experiments from April 2026," which fuels alarm. Others point to earlier low-level hardware tests with smoke as evidence of activity. But the core distinction holds: No actual sunlight-reflecting particles have been released into the open atmosphere yet.The particles themselves remain undisclosed (they plan to reveal more details and publish peer-reviewed findings in 2026). Critics worry about the for-profit model, lack of full transparency, and risks of unilateral action, while the company stresses safety, reversibility, and governance.In short: Plans and preparations are advancing, but no—they are not spraying the geoengineering particles in the US (or globally) right now. If new tests launch, they would likely be small, monitored, and announced (or at least become public knowledge quickly due to the controversy).If you have a specific date, location claim, or new report suggesting otherwise, share it and I can dig deeper. The situation is evolving fast, with a lot of hype on both sides.No, Stardust Solutions is not currently spraying reflective particles into the atmosphere over the US (or anywhere else) for solar geoengineering purposes.theatlantic.comHere's the clear, up-to-date picture as of April 2026: They have not released their proprietary reflective particles outdoors yet. The company has conducted:Indoor lab tests and wind tunnel experiments on particles and dispersion systems. Lower-altitude flights using white smoke or simulants (not their actual sunlight-reflecting particles) to test monitoring equipment and hardware under flight conditions. No stratospheric release of the real particles has occurred. Planned tests: In late 2025, the company announced plans to begin small-scale "outdoor contained experiments" as early as April 2026. These would involve releasing their particles inside a modified plane flying in the stratosphere (around 11–18 km altitude), essentially testing them in a contained way without immediately dispersing them widely into the global atmosphere. The exact location has not been publicly disclosed, and there's no confirmation they have started or where (US, Israel, or elsewhere).politico.com In the April 2026 Atlantic article (and related coverage), Stardust explicitly told reporters they had no outdoor tests planned at that moment and would not proceed until relevant regulations or approvals were in place. They emphasize they are doing R&D and developing tools for governments—not deploying themselves.theatlantic.comThey position themselves as a technology provider (particles, deployment systems, monitoring). Any large-scale spraying would require government contracts and decisions. Full deployment, if it ever happens, is framed as years away and dependent on political/scientific consensus. 39 web pages📷📷📷

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Simply Human @SimplyHuman73

8 months ago

@its_The_Dr Neil Sadaka of course!

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Simply Human @SimplyHuman73

8 months ago

@cryptiq0 @PsyGuy007 You are ignoring the fact that the streamer sat in a priority seat. These seats are reserved for the elderly, handicapped and for pregnant women. An able bodied Japanese person would NEVER sit in one of those seats, even on a very crowded train. Respect!

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Simply Human @SimplyHuman73

9 months ago

@RAWtimesX @ClownWorld @grok I agree that he certainly does not look like the same person but I asked grok to act as an expert in facial recognition and give me the odds it is the same man and grok said 99.9% sure it is Biden. All immovable structures match, just aging and sagging of skin has changed.