Solar Photon Trap Rainbow Beam via Chemtrails

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[June 30, 2002 - Fresno, California] The two chemtrails in the photo collage below may appear to be at different angles to each other, but in fact they are exactly parallel, distorted in the photo collage because of perspective. A relatively short distance away to the left of the photos their was a much larger number of parallel chemtrails represented as gray circles in the diagram below. The gray arrows represent sunlight, the gray circles represent chemtrails viewed down their length, the yellow line represents sunlight after it is reflected off chemtrails at slightly different altitudes, the red line represents light reflected off of a chemtrail that crosses the light channel, the green line represents light that is suspended in a photon trap between all of the chemtrails, but most concentrated in the third and first lined-up chemtrails on the right. I believe that the only reason the rainbow effect was visible in the first place was because of the fine wispy aerosol particles that were placed in the middle of the trap (green line) in order to polarize the light that was passing through. This looks to me like the world's most inexpensive and stable short-term solar energy collector system. How much power could be harnessed when the average intensity of the sun for "the upper atmosphere [where most chemtrails are sprayed] is about 1,367 watts per square meter" for reflective chemtrails that are miles long, especially when the trails are sprayed two, three and four streams of chemicals simultaneously?

Fire Rainbows - Cloud Photon Trap - Beam Steering Clouds - Beam Deflection Clouds - Red Cloud
Concentrated Solar Beam - "Eye Rainbow" and Sundog - Sun Pillar - Perihelias with Anthelions
Prismatic Cloud Cover - Iridescent Chemclouds - Rainbow Slick - Colorful Chemtrail - Sundogs
Halo, Chemtrail Shadow - Sundog and Shadow - Chemtrail Shadow - Space Needle Sundog

Diagram Explained Above

Four-photo panorama of the photon trap represented as the green line in the diagram above.

Zoom of the rainbow beam/ photon trap as it appeared perfectly horizontal.

Close-up picture of the rainbow iridescence separated into distinct bands of color.

Here is one of the sprayer planes on the scene at the time. I would suggest that the plane in question was an orb in disguise (which of course is just another disguise in itself) because the plane appears to bulge in the shape of a white sphere where the tail would otherwise show.