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Case study - Nov 10th 2018
Woolsey Fire
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Soon after releasing humidity research ( 4th Nov 2018 ) violent wild fire began in Los Angeles.
From the bottom you find new explanation for the circle of water and plutonium weapons and
small study about drought in California. Then there is media review from 9/11/2001 WTC strike.

Red balls are the start points.

The Woolsey Fire was reported Thursday 8th November 2018 around 2:20 p.m. ( 22.20 GMT, 0.20 on Friday at DPS ). Major fire began from the old Santa Susana Field Facility, east from Canoga Park, south-west from Chatsworth, south from Simi Valley. 

At 10 a.m. Saturday the official report said, it had consumed 70,000 acres or 28 300 ha. Within 44 hours fire spread into one of the biggest in California 2018. Fire had grown 1 750 acres per hour. By midnight fire had grown to 84 000 acres. 14 000 acres in 14 hours makes 1 000 acres per hour. 266 000 people have been evacuated. By midnight fire had destroyed around 180 buildings and killed 2. Casualties and damages are obviously from the accessible areas.

President Trump threatened to fire L. A. firemen, if they do not get fire in control.

Fire is fueled by California's drought. Wildfire almost impossible to extinguish. The fire forwards from treetop to another. Winds and the heat of fire bend trees. The exploding, burning parts are another method for the movement. Most from the containment percent refers to fully burned areas. Winds and rains are almost the only ones with major effect to fire. Fall 2009 Station fire in Los Angles burned most from north-east forests from LA: It went all the way. From one natural breaker to another ... at the other end.

During Wool's eye fire White House announced that Cal Fire takes over 5% from federal budget. When California's share is included Cal Fire would be as expensive than Pentagon and US Military as whole. Quite obvious, that the announcement was faulty : Hello there ! Wake up ! Elections are over already. No need to lie anymore.

? You need wood cutter machines for putting an end to fire or saving something important. Wood cutter machine can quickly build fire alleys into unburned surrounding forest. The machine is fast, it can go to almost everywhere. After cut, it collects the trees into trailer. You can finalize the alley with wood cutter personnel, moisturize the ground with fire men. Most from north European farmed fields were made with similar kind of system.

Fire from the distance

Fire releases humidity into air, but as you can see from the picture, the heat lifts the released humidity and great deal from it vanishes with the winds. Humidity from Woolsey fire is going to Pacific. If you want to use cars for creating humidity, you could cool exhaust gases, for getting more humidity to local climate. Then you should direct the gases towards ground with low angle.

Major fire is taking place near and inside dense populated areas. According to fire maps, fire has burned many population centers. First burned center was Bell canyon. Then fire went to Malibu canyon, Saratoga Hills and Cornell. Usually fire burns everything, which comes into way. Possible that some smaller unburned areas are red.

Red on the map refers to the area where Woosley fire is raging

Northern parts from Thousand Oaks city seems to be badly burned. City center at south east partially burned. There are many schools, health centers, churches and businesses inside the burning area.

Woolsey penetrated in to Malibu's center.

One of the biggest targets is Malibu's center. Eastern part from center is red. Many L.A. based famous musicians and Hollywood actors live there.

The unexceptional penetration to population centers comes from regulation of water usage. Regulated water usage has dried the lawns on the yards. Vegetation on street and road sides. Dried street sides and lawns provides fire an easy access to centers.

Los Angles city area begins at the bottom right. It is around 15 miles or 23 km from fire.

There is a freeway from fire to Hollywood and Hollywood Hills. Wildfire feeds from forests. There is continuous 20 mile or 30 km long green, wooden area from fire to Hollywood Hills, near L.A. downtown. Winds are pushing the fire to west, away from western Malibu and freeway to Hollywood. Coast clear, for Woolsey fire, comes after the eastern perimeter has burned an alley in between the fire and fresh firewood. As you can see, on Sunday morning all roads on the freeway were closed.

Santa Susana Field Facility, the beginning point, is full of all kinds dangerous left over from the active years.

Fire began from Santa Susana Field Facility. Facility is the place, where for example nuclear plants were tested and developed ( 1953-1986 ). Facility was closed in 2006. Notorious place is heavily polluted. Not very easy to say, how safe the humidity and smoke from Wool's Eye fire is.

Most likely reason for the fire is in widespread sensor system. It is installed for observing the pollution in the area. There was power outtake in the system, at the same time, the fire began. It was registered ( for sure ) at substation 501 and sodium cooled nuclear reactor, which melt in 1959. System obviously uses the old power grid, from the years facility was in use. Shortcut in or melting of a powered electric wire is common reason for fire. The poisonous, radiating area is closed. All visits to area are registered. You get an oxygen mask and protective costume, when you pay a visit.

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Possible that Woolsey wildfire is the costliest in lives and damages ever. The final number of casualties depends on the way communications and warnings were made. If each of burned center has over 100 expensive detached houses, the damages from these houses raises already to over $1 billion. ( 1 000 houses with average value of 1 million )

The current record holder, Camp fire, started eight hours before Woolsey fire. Camp fire takes place in northern California. North-east from San Francisco. Number of dead and missing is around 60. Number of destroyed structures is almost 7 000. Camp fire is already dying. Number of Camp fire evacuees is 52 000. If numbers match, Woolsey will get around 300 dead and missing ... 25 000 destroyed homes. Most celebrities - who announced earlier, that they were evacuated - are already verified to live without a home in Malibu. 

? There is always a small problem, when damages and deaths grows too big in the area ( and policies ), where bad things cannot happen. Difficult to evaluate the real-life damages and casualties. They are belittled instead of exaggeration : Home-front propaganda.

- - Monday 12th 2018 - -

On Monday 12th fire was slowing down, total area was 94 000 acres, speed had fallen to around 400 acres per hour. Fire had opened two narrow, 3 mile ( 5 km ) long paths towards Hollywood / Los Angeles downtown. Lower goes via western Malibu. Seaside population from the around Highway 1 was evacuated up till Getty Villa. It is the leftmost part from LA downtown area. Northern winds are still pushing the fire towards sea. In order to take the final stage on freeway to Hollywood, Wool's Eye would have to go to north.

According to aerial-thermal photo from Nasa 
Fire at Santa Susana Field Facility is cooling down. It means, that there aren't major resources for fire. Facility was a chemical lab, fire in such is always a danger.
Fire has strong fronts towards Thousand Oaks.
Most from Malibu center at seaside is burning. Down there fire has strong fronts to east and west.
Winds have created many burning outposts for fire.
- West most are almost at L.A. University. Fire has one bigger outpost east from road 27 ( road is visible on freeway to Hollywood photo. )
- In the east there seemed to be random blocks and houses in fire. Quite a many from eastern fires seems to have their origin in smaller Hill fire.

Nov 16th 2018 : The announced structural damages raises Woolsey Fire already to billion dollar disasters.

- - Nov 18th 2018 - -

To the people, who lives in the fire area, the fire shows it's face after is is over and medias quiet. First you have a long twist with your insurance company. Then you have to rebuild and re-equip your home. And you need a place to live for reconstruction time. Insurance cannot compensate memorable and other small, cheap things, you lost in the fire. Fire is more destructive than tropical cyclone, slightly more destructive than earthquake. Fire destroys almost everything.

For the bigger uninsured things there usually is some governmental system, from where you can get compensation for the losses.

On 17th November, whilst visiting the burning areas, President Trump presented an idea that raking forest would help you to prevent wild fires. Idea is absurd, obviously a bold / rude insult towards those, who were evacuated, possibly lost their homes. There aren't machines for raking forests, the area you should rake is too big for manpowered raking. Low level vegetation is important for forest's ecosystem, you cannot scrap it away just like that. The way wildfire forwards does not support the idea that raking would help. At President Trump's levels, falling burning branches and body parts always spreads the fire.

? No matter what president Trump meant with raking, moisture is the only thing, which reduces the risk of wildfire. It is well known that for example dry tree farm burns just like dry forest.


When trees and plants get dry and there is a wildfire, there are usually many fires in the area. Woolsey was accompanied with smaller Hill fire. The humidity, which comes from first major fire, naturally reduces the chances for the consequent, latter fires. Thirsty plants takes the humidity from the first major fire very quickly, the risk of consequent major fire falls within few days.

Plants are like humans animals. They are made from CxHx compounds. When you burn wood / plants, hot fire activates hydrogen from various CxHx compounds. Not only sugar-oil. Then the fire releases the remaining water from the plant. Plants can reuse the ashes. Burned or otherwise died vegetation is good fertilizer. After harvest, farmers often burns leftovers from the fields. They never collect leftovers.

Since vegetation and trees fuels the fire, it does not easily spread in to steel-cement cities and population centers. Biggest problems in downgraded humidity and drought are usually in food and oxygen production.

If for example Los Angeles does not restore the boosted vapor cycle, it should downgrade the number of inhabitants at the area. Oversized population steals water from plants and animals, kills them. After downgrade, the average humidity falls below natural levels. Water consumers - humans, animals and plants - are also big water reservoirs. They keep a certain amount from the available water-humidity in their bodies. The water in living reservoirs is away from the available air / on-ground humidity.

Before politics and environmentalists set tight emission regulations and closed the coal plants, big wild fires were rare in California. One or two times a decade. After millennium number of notable fires has grown. They are around 10  times bigger. They last long. Year 2002 was the first year with two really big major fires. Currently there are around 20 big fires per year ... in California.

Ocean side city can increase the local humidity with big steamers. With steamers city can bring ocean water into local sweet water system. With cars and coal plants all cities can increase the local humidity. Coal plant, which maximizes the humidity creation, needs retuned chimney system. System, which tries to prevent humidity leaks to clouds and sky.

Las Vegas in neighboring Nevada is an example from manmade oasis. Originally sinful and partially illegal gambling center was founded to sand desert. The nature came to Las Vegas after the human settlement. Humans, cars, etc. converted the area to the way it is now. From other settlement in deserts can say that, cars and coal plants plays a big role in the maintenance of local nature. Settlements without boosters tends to stay as they were. On the other hand Las Vegas nature changed quickly. Gamblers populated area in 1950's.

- According to US news Miss Selena Gomez was released from mental custody a day before the fire.
- Released a small upgrade to the humidity research few hours before the fire began.

* * Life is a thing, money can't buy, humidity is not * *


CIRCLE OF WATER [ Oct 2018 ]

If we start the circle of water from Bible and Oceans, evaporation vaporizes ocean and sea water

Part from vapors raises to sky
- vapors forms clouds, comes down as rains
Another part creates humidity to lower air
- humidity travels with winds.
Rain water has many users
- part goes to rivers and ground waters
- plant uses water for energy-sugar creation.
- animals drinks rain water
Humidity has many users
- plant uses water for energy-sugar creation
- animals breath humidity.
- humans breath humidity.

Plants, animals and humans have many usages for water.
Animals and humans recycles water. The used water comes out as pee.
Pee ends into oceans or ground water. Evaporation cleans water, from pee and other liquid and solid objects.

When animal or human burns sugar-fat-booze energy, the fire releases humidity into air. 
On the ground, fire is the primary source of humidity. 
And just like it happens with evaporation part from vapors raises to skies and clouds. Smog clouds from 1970 are good proof from this.

Plants creates sugar and oxygen from carbon dioxide and water. 
Animals and humans creates water and carbon dioxide from sugar-fat and oxygen.

 Plants can obviously burn sugar-fat oxygen just like animals and humans.
Vegetables, animals and humans eat, have sugar. Plant produces the sugar for it's offspring.

Combustion engine and coal oven uses the same fuel than plants, animals and humans. 
They create humidity and carbon dioxide just like animals and humans. 

You can never create or do anything dangerous with coal plant and car.
Nature always responds to the increase or decrease of the usage.

Both manmade life forms, coal plants and cars, misses recycling system. 
- With sugar-oil you can create recycling system for cars.
- Coal was and is obviously born in eruptions. Not very easy to create recycling for it.


PLUTONIUM WEAPONS [ 12th Nov 2018 ]

Besides nuclear plants, plutonium weapons were developed in Santa Susana Field Facility. Later the facility was used for creating plutonium from nuclear plants fuel rods. It was said that the plutonium was made from rods and parts of rods, which had low gamma radiation levels.

When so, the reactive component in so called plutonium must be the very same secret element 91, which is used in nuclear plants and bombs. Poorly processed, low radiation rod have used E91 atoms, which didn't explode, when the rod was activated.

All parts in used fuel rod have those lethal universal anomalies. When so, so called plutonium - which used in weapons - radiates lethal scent all the time. If you buy and use fuel rods, which are made from plutonium, they are lethal before the usage. Plutonium weighs more than Uranium - E91. Great deal from the addition comes from anomalies.

According to earlier explanation for nuclear reaction, these weapons are made from Uranium isotopes. According to earlier explanation Nuclear reaction creates new uranium isotopes. When you say that reaction results into Plutonium, you can slip from the radiation aspect. Uranium isotope weapon needs radiation proof shelter, but Plutonium weapon doesn't. Very reckless and disgusting behavior follows closely general guidelines for the "so called" greatest invention of mankind : Lies and cheats were invented long before Nuke boys and Alfred Einstein were born.

? There is only one possible actual nuclear accident in active reactor. Accident is born, when fuel rods get too hot. Heat accelerates the reaction, and eventually the reactor explodes. There are various ways the overheating can take place. Immediate cooling always stops the overheating and melting of the reactor. Other accidents are leaks of nuclear scent-anomalies.



This picture was taken from passing plane, almost right after fire began. New Berry Park in the tweet obviously refers to Hill fire.

In smaller picture Santa Susana is marked with green. Fire's starting point with red. Advance so far is yellow. Picture is taken almost directly from south. Place looks empty and deserted. On the right you see the fire place from the top. There aren't on-ground constructions in the place where the fire started. If you failed to notice, Santa Susana is a military base. Published data is not necessarily very accurate.


This picture was released on 12th November 2018. The red rectangle includes small outposts the fires had created into surroundings.
Fire didn't go to north from Santa Susana Field Facility. Facility is below Simi Valley text, "alley" part.
Chemical or nuclear fire would show in bright red in the picture.

In the south red-yellow points ( which refers to fire ) covers the whole from Malibu center.
In the east fire spot density falls before Malibu Pier. But fire was spreading to east.

Do not know from where those published "Fire burned only one Malibu house" pictures were taken.
Dense smoke, which was said to have grounded copters, was hardly ever seen in the pictures.

The other, Hill fire, is at Camarillo text.

Rain falls in Los Angeles

 
Decade Group Rainfall
1870 0 16.31
1880 0 17.29
1890 0 14.72
1900 0 15.12
1910 0 15.22
1920 0 12.70
1930 0 16.10
1940 0 15.28
1950 0 13.07
1960 0 14.83
1970 1 15.04
1980 1 14.73
1990 1 16.46
2000 1 13.59
2010 1 11.02
Group   Rainfall
- Before 0 15.06
- After 1 14.17

 In the table you see average rainfalls in Los Angeles. They are grouped with oil crisis and catalyst converters. When rainfalls are grouped with this, the yearly rains have fallen almost one inch per year. Difference in humidity should be bigger, cars point the exhaust gases downwards or horizontally. If you move 1970 to the time before catalyst converter, difference goes to over inch : 15.06 - 13.95.

After 1970 population in Los Angeles has grown from 2.8 million to 4 millions. Cannot easily calculate / estimate the effect of increased population. Part from the rain water goes directly sewerages, growth results to all kinds of related water consumption systems, and so on. 

It is possible, that rainfalls follows the economical growth hand-in-hand. During 1920's and 1950's the world ... including Los Angeles ... was recovering from World Wars. Both dry decades began with drought, 2nd part was rainy, same goes with 1930's and great recession. US economies was troubled throughout 1950's.  Biggest recession of the decade took place in 1958. Recovery from WW I was difficult in all participants. When compared to total population, the number of casualties was big. The after-war lack of workforce converts into soft hyper inflation and hyperinflation, which twists financial stats quite a lot : Wages and GDP grows without growth in production / produced goods. Humidity and rainfalls are the only weather things, which seems to have a connection to economies.

Before oil crisis, rainfalls got to have a loose connection to the usage of cars. Cars became popular in USA in 1910. Before cars steam engines and locomotives produced busloads of humidity into air. Steam machine used coal or wood. With heat it boiled water. At seaside naturally ocean water. In colder areas coal was major fuel in heating systems. The successor, oil based central heating, died to oil crisis.

Recent decade is 13% below next driest decade, 1920's. Average after millennium ( 12.30 ) falls also below 1920's. On the other hand there aren't any two decade averages, which falls below 13.59 from 2000. Millennium is the fourth driest decade in the record. Traditional full sized American car died in 1990's. 

20 year long drought can be considered as permanent, worsening climate change.

- Coal plant burns coal without compression. Most common "pollution" are loose carbon atoms, which are born from dirty fuel. Not very difficult to keep exhaust gases clean from dirt.
- Petrol car does not produce particles into air, diesel does. With thin mixture you might get loose carbon atoms out from petrol engine.
- Only possible sources for claimed discoveries - nitrogen compounds and small particles - are chemical catalyst converters ( possibly also diesel engine ).

Could also say, that
- old fashioned smog, which inspired catalyst converters, was a visible cloud over the city. Not an overexposured, manipulated photo.
- London is famous from thick fog, not from smog.
- only known difference between ozone and oxygen is the speed, with what they burn things. Hybrid car is the only bigger ozone producer in the world.
- sensational ozone poisonings ( exclusive to USA ) and lung cancer have obviously the same, recently burned, source : Saint Susana.
- field facility seems to miss chimneys. The cooling of the nuclear reactor needs lots of water / coolant. Reactors in facility obviously used ground water for cooling.
- playing bright after a bottle of wine, in good company, is easy, but very different from actually being bright and responsible. It is the wine, that makes you think, that you are.
- lies are corrected, proved and explained elsewhere ... on this site.

- general definition for severe mental illness goes so, that you are severely ill, when you endanger your own or others life. You should be relocated into closed department in psychiatric ward. Claim that you did things without knowing what you did, refers to another severe mental illness, you can drop the word "closed" away from the previous sentence. The only economy you are allowed to ruin freely is your own, personal economy.

? Yearly variance in rainfalls is very big. One big storm system can bring over 10 inches water into area. It makes dry year look like wet year, evaluations difficult. First time I checked the yearly records, thought that there is nothing in them, which would point to well known drought.  Most from the storm or massive rain water goes almost directly to ocean. The amount of water which is left to local sweet water system is always small. Average humidity would be better in that way. It is immune to storms and temporal moisture. Time, the humidity has been systematically / reliably recorded, is shorter.


WILDFIRES in CALIFORNIA - Nov 22nd 2018

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  Fires Acres Ha Cost 
2000 7 622 295 026 119 393 0.00
2001 9 458 329 126 133 193 0.00
2002 8 328 969 890 392 501 308.98
2003 9 116 1 020 460 412 966 2 729.00
2004 8 415 264 988 107 237 296.90
2005 7 162 222 538 90 058 166.40
2006 8 202 736 022 297 858 266.20
2007 9 093 1 087 110 439 938 2 681.00
2008 4 923 1 593 690 644 944 651.50
2009 9 159 422 147 170 837 307.40
2010 6 554 109 529 44 325 56.20
2011 7 989 168 545 68 208 138.20
2012 7 950 869 599 351 914 338.21
2013 9 907 601 635 243 473 218.15
2014 7 865 625 540 253 147 204.50
2015 8 745 893 362 361 531 4 771.00
2016 6 986 669 534 270 951 480.30
2017 9 133 1 381 405 559 035 18 000.00
2018 7 579 1 667 855 674 957 2 975.00
From the table on the right you see number of fires, area and cost of fires in millions of dollars.
Years 2007 and 2008 have similar kind of pattern than 2017-18. In burned area 2008 is the second worst. Number of fires in 2008 is the smallest of all. It explains a little from the low cost of the year 2008. In costs 2017-18 have year 2015 in between. Burned areas have one-to-one connection to rains and humidity ( checked for the chapter ). Connection to temperatures is not as clear.

Table below splits the data to decades. In 2010s the area has grown around 27%. Costs have grown around 300%.

  Area   Cost of fires
  2010 2000  -  2010 2000
Average 347 902 273 385   3 390.67 829.29

President Trump holds the lead in wildfires, when compared to Obama and Bush. When you look at the costs from the fires, the lead could be described as strong.

In 2017 there wasn't Camp and Woolsey like big destructive fires. In October 2017 there was 250 fires in northern California. Quite a many caused over 1 billion damages, total from October 2014 was $14.4 billions. Fires burned 8 900 buildings, killed 44. In December 2017 southern California was hit by 29 wildfires, total damages were $3.5 billions. Fires destroyed 1 355 buildings and killed 2. From this could say, that total from 2018 is almost 100% sure to go over $20 billions. In the number of destroyed buildings Camp and Woolsey are around 30% ahead of 2017 wildfire months.

In 2017 USA was hit by two consequent major hurricanes. Harvey is estimated to have cost $125 000 millions, Irma $65 000 millions. Third consequent hurricane, Jose, was also a major hurricane. It stayed long at Bahamas, then the hurricane in-waiting went by. It only splashed some water to eastern coastal of USA.

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Wildfires in California have been recorded from the year 2000. Big, destructive fires were meaningless, rare phenomena before millennium.

The year 2018 ends to November 21st. It misses the costs from very destructive Woolsey and Camp fires. In December California has been hit by a big fire many times.

Typical for big wildfire is, that when it is about end, it starts to rain : Big fire almost always ends to mud and landslides. Hot fire pushes lots of vapors and heat into sky. When fire ends, the overlying temperature-pressure system falls and water-vapors becomes too heavy. Part from the released humidity falls back to earth.

TWO TYPES OF DROUGHT [ Nov 23rd 2018 ]


During summer 2018 British Isles suffered from long drought. Hot, sunny and dry weather ended, just when holiday season began.

There are two basic drought types. Short term drought dries the air. Long term drought dries also the ground. Ground has also humidity, roots of the plants uses ground humidity : You pour water to flower pot, you do not usually spray water to leaves. Ground is lake-like water reservoir. From the ground plants get water when needed. Plants do not keep big water storages in their bodies.

There are also two basic organic soil types. Another is made from sand and carbon-hydrogen compounds. Sand-carbon soil is typical for forests. Another soil is made from clay and carbon-hydrogen compounds. Farmed fields are usually clay based mould. Mould is general name for soil, which is used for farming and filling the flower pots.

Clay-ground exists near rivers and lakes. The bottom of the creek, river, pond, lake, sea and ocean is usually clay. At some point bottom of the sunny sand beach converts into wet clay. Sometimes there are only rocks after the sand bottom ends.

Typical organic soil is a mixture from clay and sand. The soil gets organic material from plants and animals, which die over the ground. It is the reason why farmers never collects leftovers from the fields, after harvest. On farmed field the organic layer is 10 - 20 cm  ( 4 - 8 inches ) deep. Depth comes from cultivation. In forests and meadows the organic layer is usually thinner.

From the big trees we know, that the depth of ground humidity is bigger than organic layers. Their roots go to around 30 cm or 12 inch depth.

When air humidity reacts almost immediately to drought, ground comes into business with a delay. During drought plants has to live with ground humidity only. They use more ground humidity than ground gets from rains and air humidity. Warm, dry air takes also water from the ground, via evaporation.

In long term drought, sand-ground is better than clay-ground. Sand-ground recovers from drought almost immediately. But the amount of humidity-water, it can store, is smaller.

Clay-ground lives with drought. It tends to convert into bricks. After longer drought, you need additional water, before the clay-ground starts to take water in it. After a very long drought, the clay-ground converts into bricks and it never recovers from the drought. No matter how much water rains or you pour into ground, it systematically rejects the water. Water stays on the surface in small ponds, nothing grows in the bricked ground. Heat accelerates drying of the clay, conversion to brick.

Before clay-ground converts into unrecoverable brick form, it can demolish thin brick layers from the above. When the underlying ground is still capable of taking water, the increased humidity expands the underlying ground. The growth in size pushes and breaks thinner brick layers.

In wildfires ground with sufficient humidity resists the spreading of the fire. Heat from fire releases humidity from the ground. The released humidity cools the fire, resists the spreading.

If you didn't know, soil is also CO2 reservoir. After harvest, during cultivation, turned soil is known to release some carbon dioxide to the air. Air pressure pushes heavy gas to the ground. Carbon dioxide belongs to heavier components in the air. By the time it always falls to the ground level. There are only few marginal gases in the common air, which weighs more than CO2.

? words soil and ground are almost the same. Ground has wider meaning than soil. In this chapter they are exactly the same. Earth's mantle and crust are also almost the same. Crust has wider meaning, it can be used from for example covers of the fruits. Alongside with skin, crust is usually harder than skin. Geological term mountain is a bit difficult in another way. Plural from mountain, mountains can refer to two or more separate mountains. Then it can refer to a long coherent formation of mountains like Rocky Mountains, Andes, Alps, Caucasus and Himalayas. There aren't any other well known words for describing these two things.


Campfire raking edition [ 25th November 2018 ]


Typical for Camp wildfire was that fire forwarded through ground. Fire began in the morning of 8th November 2018. Few hours before Woolsey fire.
Like said earlier, raking is not cure for the fires. Water and humidity are the things, you need.

China retaliates in bi-lateral trade war ?
The totally burned town of Paradise looks like it was set into fire. Or that the photo is manipulated. Photoshopped like media sex maniacs say.
Trees aren't completely burned like they usually are in wildfire. In for example counterpart fire - Woolsey fire - great deal from trees are fully burned.

Could also say, that fire hardly ever totally demolishes the houses. Brick, stone and cement do not burn. Total, picture like, demolition needs explosives, strong chemicals or bulldozers.

Or were the axle powers Canada, UK and Australia ( with domestic resistance movement ) ?
From this widespread picture before-after you see how fire has missed trees. But at the north the fire has burned all trees from between the road and houses.
From the left bottom in the left picture, you find one bigger open square, which is not in the right photo ( right-bottom ).
It seems that the fire came to Paradise from nothing and went to nowhere. Cannot see signs from missile strike or fire bombing.

If photos are real, guess for the reason is that ground is dry. Treetops got to be wet and healthy. They get some moisture from the grass fire. There obviously is wet stream from Pacific, which goes over the ground with altitude. This stream gives water to tall trees. Estimated earlier that similar kind system caused miraculous long term drought to British Isles during Spring-Summer 2018. British Isles are surrounded by oceans, it is almost impossible for the isles to suffer from drought in warm weather.

Accident comes like a strike of lightning. DPS Protects. Vuf. Vuf.


Lets go photo shopping

Picture is from NASAs web page. It is said to be the measured thickness of earth's ozone layer.
- first of all researching or measuring upper atmosphere is impossible.
- second of all it is very unlikely that measurable ozone layer would exist in our atmosphere.

If ozone layer would exist, electrochemical batteries for example could be charged with out a risk of explosion. Ozone from the charge would go to roof, and you can go in to charging closet with burning cigarette.

See gravitation page for further information