Carnicom Institute is a non-profit organization working solely for the benefit of humanity. Our goal is to provide the public with beneficial and responsible information through scientific, educational, environmental, and health research for the public welfare. The Institute is currently focused on the important issues of geoengineering and bioengineering.
 |
 |
 |
 |
Aerosols Photographed in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Aerosols Photographed in Santa Fe, New Mexico by an Independent Photographer...more
NORMAL CONTRAIL PHOTOGRAPHS (2)
Notice the dissipation of the trail within approximately a 30 second interval. The camera was held stationary on the contrail after the plane passed. Notice that none of the trails are coming directly from the tail of the airplane...more
CONGRESSMAN REFUSES CERTIFIED LETTER
Note: This letter was posted on the message board on May 26, 1999:...more
HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH AN AEROSOL PLANE
Recommendations for an adequate camera setup is presented here that will give quality pictures of chemplanes that can be used as further proof that these aerosol programs are real. Conditions are also explored as to how to get optimum timing for...more
NORMAL CONTRAIL PHOTOGRAPHS (3)
Another set of contrail pictures is presented that can be used as a control group when making comparisons to other types of aerosol sprays...more
NORMAL CONTRAIL PHOTOGRAPHS
Various pictures of normal contrails are presented and discussed in the paper. Notes are presented outlining how to tell a normal contrail from other aerosol spray lines...more
Blitz Photo of Aerosols : Santa Fe, New Mexico
The most egregious photo of the year occurred on April 18, 1999. The onslaught that was occurring on this day spurred Clifford Carnicom to call the FAA. They denied any spraying programs were occurring in the area despite the massive sprays that were...more
A Dramatic X Progression Santa Fe
This set of photos became available today, March 18. They show dramatic and coordinated activity resulting in rapid cloud formation; this entire series occurred approximately within one-half hour on the morning of Feb 17th. There was a corresponding...more
Unusual Maneuvers and a Progression Series Santa Fe
Sequenced Photo of Contrails : Santa Fe, New Mexico. Tuesday, March 2, 1999. Southeastern Sky : Approx. 0900 to 0930. Photographed by Clifford E Carnicom : info@carnicominstitute.org. copyright 1999 by Clifford E Carnicom...more
A Polaroid Cirrus Progression Santa Fe
Sequenced Photo of Contrails : Santa Fe, New Mexico Sunday, February 20, 1999...more
