If they’re spraying nanoparticulates, wouldn’t they be in the ocean?

1  2018-08-08 by ichoosejif

I have a theory that the nano fibers, float in salt water, and not in fresh. They’re spraying all over. I saw fibers in the ocean water. None in fresh. Does anyone have a theory? Also, if so, how can we protect the vulnerable?

28 comments

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

SS:visibly saw nanofibers in shallow salt water. I’m hypothesizing that they float in salt water. Looking for opinions.

1  iamMarkPrice 2018-08-08

Nanofibres by definition have a thickness in the nanometers. A nanometer is 1 billionth of a meter, or 106 of a millimetre.

In other words, by very definition it is physically impossible to see a nanofibre with your naked eye.

1  -chipped- 2018-08-08

that's true when its dispersed. but when they collect on surfaces you can see them.

1  iamMarkPrice 2018-08-08

I don't think you understand how small 106 of a millimetre is. You might as well tell me you can see atoms when they come together.

1  SockTroutPhD 2018-08-08

When atoms come together they make bigger things. Those bigger things you can see....guess what? Theyre made of atoms. String enough nanoparticulates together and you will see them....lol

1  iamMarkPrice 2018-08-08

... there are 1.67x1021 molecules in a drop of water. There are 3 atoms in a molecule of water.

Are you following me here now, or is this still going over your head?

1  nathan420 2018-08-08

Educate bro don't condescend

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

Right, especially when you are wrong.

1  nathan420 2018-08-08

They aren't though just said it in a condescending way.

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

How do you know?

1  jje5002 2018-08-08

but still if enough come together you will be able to see them

1  iamMarkPrice 2018-08-08

/facepalm.

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

Source?

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

I picked one up and looked under a microscope.

1  iamMarkPrice 2018-08-08

Tell me about how you picked something up that is 106 of a millimetre small.

1  Hagriss 2018-08-08

This has been a hilarious comment chain. Thank you.

1  187ninjuh 2018-08-08

It's pollution, man. Plastics and other fibers.

1  toddsmonstero 2018-08-08

Is it pele's hair?

1  970mississippi 2018-08-08

all i know is at home they start about 9 and go till 4ish. here in the black hills they are intermittent, heavy yesterday.

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

I just read a comment that someone saw a TM on a fiber under microscope. I'll go back and find the name.

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

Hitachi

1  970mississippi 2018-08-08

i believe the fibres are what Morgellans Disease is about, i saw a pic once of a tree covered w them, looked like spiders but it wasn't or so they said. It has been many yrs since i read up o it, but check link. thank you for your note.

http://www.morgellons-research.org/morgellons/morgellons-diagnosis.htm

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

What general area?

1  970mississippi 2018-08-08

COLORADO, BUT I AM IN SOUTH DAKOTA AND THEY ARE HERE AS WELL,, JUST NOT AS MANY.

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

What blog?

1  970mississippi 2018-08-08

All News Pipeline, they have all sorts of articles, and people express ideas or opinions.

1  ichoosejif 2018-08-08

Awesome. Thanks.

1  970mississippi 2018-08-08

you are so welcome

1  -chipped- 2018-08-08

that's true when its dispersed. but when they collect on surfaces you can see them.

1  iamMarkPrice 2018-08-08

... there are 1.67x1021 molecules in a drop of water. There are 3 atoms in a molecule of water.

Are you following me here now, or is this still going over your head?

1  iamMarkPrice 2018-08-08

/facepalm.

1  toddsmonstero 2018-08-08

Is it pele's hair?