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The reason why I put this information here was to show that government institutions have enough equipment (for example the Hiaper aircraft of the National Science Foundation) to get the data needed. If there are no adequate sensors for the measurement of the content of aluminum, barium or strontium because of missing laws or other excuses availabe then it shows just the bad will behind this kind of behaviour. But the equipment to get into the air space in question is already there.
Last edited by Denglisch; 10/24/13 06:59 PM.
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