The Riddle of The Ridley
Overlapping Site of 3 Doppler Radar Towers(2 NEXRAD and 1 TDWR) coincides with area 50% of turtles are dying. TDWR(blue): 90 mile diameter circle, NEXRAD: 100 Mile Circle ea. I obviously have a problem drawing a round circle with my mouse but you get the idea.
Study indicates where many drifting sea turtles may have died
Read more here: http://www.sunherald.com/2013/11/23/5142232/study-indicates-where-many-drifting.html#storylink=cpy
“Although the majority of dead sea turtles were found on Mississippi beaches, backtrack analysis of the strandings indicates that much of the at-sea mortality probably occurred in a region just southwest of (Louisiana’s) Cat Island and included inshore Louisiana state waters to the northern part of Chandeleur Sound,” the study states.
| NEXRAD WSR-88D | TDWR | |
|---|---|---|
| Wavelength | 10 cm | 5 cm |
| Volume Scan Time | 4 minutes in VCP 12 | 1 min 0.2 degree, HAZ |
| Beam Width | 1.25 degrees | 0.5 degrees |
| Range Gate | .13 nm in velocity .54 nm in reflectivity |
.067 nm |
| Power | 750,000 watts x 2 | 250,000 watts |
| Max Doppler Range | 230 km | 90 km |
That is up to 1,750,000 watts of radiation pulsing over that area at times. Are you guys sure you know where all of that energy is going? Is it like ghostbusters when you cross the streams? How many of those can you overlap before there is an effect on biology? 3? 6? 10? Unlimited? Doesn’t matter? Never thought to check? Can you really average that pulse over time? Is time just an illusion like Einstein thought?
Dark Matters a Lot 
