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Bill Gates and the Harvard Climate Project. Who said "Chemtrails"?

What are Bill Gates and Chemtrails doing in the same post? Ask Harvard who developed the project and Forbes who broke the news.

Gianluca Riccio di Gianluca Riccio
January 27 2021
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Bill Gates and the Harvard Climate Project. Who said "Chemtrails"?
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“I thought the most beautiful thing in the world had to be the shadow,” said Sylvia Plath. Especially if the shadow cools the hot spirits of a planet. There is shade and shade, though.

According to Forbes, Bill Gates is funding a Harvard project that aims to dim sunlight to "cool" the Earth.

The research, called "Stratospheric Controlled Disturbance Experiment" (SCoPEx is its acronym in English) is pushed by the creator of microsoft, but led by scientists from Harvard University and is intended to reflect sunlight outside the atmosphere of our planet.

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How does the Harvard project work?

This solution co-financed by Bill Gates would be achieved by spraying tons of non-toxic calcium carbonate (CaCO3) into the atmosphere.

"SCoPEx is a Harvard science experiment to advance understanding of stratospheric aerosols that could be relevant to solar geoengineering," you can read on the project page.

SCoPEx, solar geoengineering

The Harvard project will begin carrying out tests that according to plans consist of releasing a balloon with scientific equipment, which will not initially spray CaCO3. It will work as a maneuvering test and to explore communications and operating systems.

“We plan to use a high-altitude balloon to lift a package of instruments about 20km into the atmosphere. Once placed, a very small amount of material will be released (100 grams to 2 kilos) to create a disturbed air mass about one kilometer long and one hundred meters in diameter. We will then use the same balloon to measure the resulting changes in disturbed air mass, including changes in aerosol density, atmospheric chemistry and light scattering, ”they explain to Harvard.

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What could go wrong?

According to Forbes, scientific opponents of this Bill Gates-funded Harvard project believe solar geoengineering it could involve inevitable risks and extreme changes in weather patterns. Disastrous changes, which would be no different from current warming trends.

They also explain that environmentalists fear that a "dramatic" change in mitigation strategy will become an excuse to continue emitting greenhouse gases without changing anything in current consumption patterns.

The similarity of this Harvard project to many of the geoengineering programs described by both more conspiratorial fringes is curious than by other scholars.

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A schematic from Harvard's SCoPEx project

The infamous chemtrails, apparently, leave the theme of urban legends and enter the horizon of events. Who knows if reading a piece of news featuring the words "Bill Gates" and "Chemtrails" will lead to more acidity for conspiracy theorists or debunkers.

Or to us, if something goes wrong at Harvard.

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Gianluca Riccio, born in 1975, is the creative director of an advertising agency, copywriter and journalist. He is affiliated with Italian Institute for the Future, World Future Society and H +, Network of Italian Transhumanists. Since 2006 he directs Futuroprossimo.it, the Italian resource of Futurology.

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