Can we physically send particles into our stratosphere?

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thedoc

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on: 22/02/2011 18:09:25

If a time came that we needed to alter our atmospheric chemistry, how physically could we do it? Meera and Dave explore the engineering behind one option - pumping particles up an absolutely enormous pipe...
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Reply #1 on: 22/02/2011 18:09:25

« Last Edit: 22/02/2011 18:09:25 by _system »

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Reply #2 on: 27/02/2011 22:01:42

Please watch the documentary "WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE THEY SPRAYING"
AND WATCH YOUR SKY EVERYDAY, VERY IMPORTANT !!! WE ALL DEPEND ON YOUR AWARENESS , NOT ON THE BBC OR THE NAKED SCIENTISTS WHO ARE IT WOULD SEEM TO BE THE EMPEROR'S WHO HAVE KNEW COATS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BE WARNED

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