Australians find graphene Oxide all over the beach

this may be a good sign. maybe the vaxxed are shitting out the poison.

Rumpitypity

Could be anything. You'd need a mass spectrometer to know its composition.

wow

magnetite?

Ditto this.

The sea it littered with rusty shipwrecks and oddball ferrous debris.

That looks like nothing more than iron in the water washing up on shore.
Big fucking deal.

Exactly. I'm an amateur geologist and that is found on many beaches everywhere.

Lodestone!

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they are spray ABOVE THE CLOUDS and AT NIGHT now, hoping you won't notice and yes they are putting graphine in the chemical coctail, which is heavy when the particles join, and they hang like black turds in the sky by morning, under the clouds and dissipate in the heat of the rising sun


do you guys EVER LOOK UP? its pretty damned obvious if you bothered to look UP

Last Edited by Shadow Dance on 10/14/2021 11:13 AM

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Most likely iron oxide not graphene oxide.

LOL

The complete stupidity of people is very amusing. Did nobody else ever do this as a kid? We used to collect it to play with, iron and iron containing particles are EVERYWHERE!

"Graphene Oxide's price is determined by production volumes and degree of purification. Most of products are between $75-225/g but some variations cost $450/g."

You don't deserve to be a moderator then if you can't admit you're wrong. There are just more people smarter than you here.

Is it a by product of some other production?

Why aren't the climate crazies going after this?

It's amazing. They hold rallies over things that don't exist. You show them something real and they call you a conspiratoid.

Been doing that for 45 years.... playing with magnets in the dirt/sand picking up iron stuff

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Graphene oxide is real and it's in the shots. [/youtube] [link to youtu.be (secure)]

But iron oxides, magnetic sand is everywhere.

At least unpin it...

He's right!!

Can you imagine the magnetized vax people not noticing this and laying on the beach only to get up and find out they look like they're turning into Venom from spiderman.

Given the confusion, what would be the best way to determine whether its iron or graphine oxide? I dont doubt this not happening. There have been songs warning about contaminating the sky to enduce sickness, I've also posted up NASAs own presentation outlining this as a strategy they would like to use. Based on that, it's not a stupid conspiracy theory to believe they are spraying us. For those who are curious, what basic tests can we perform to determine iron from graphine oxide if we believe we come across this one day?

I'm sad so many people seem to have not had the experience of playing at the beach as a kid.

Or playing with dirt and rocks.

Or playing with magnets.

oh just fucking SHUT UP about this already
come up with something REALISTIC

I hate to be a party pooper (not really), but truth is truth. All sand has ferrous oxide in it (it is black and sticks to a magnet). I don't think graphene is magnetic. I think these Australian chicks either are ignorant and don't know any better, or they are intentionally larping your ass. That black stuff they are talking about is iron.

Horrifying

It's long past time for a few million citizen's arrests and swift adjudication to hell.

Iron is red.

That isnt graphene oxide.

Graphene oxide is attracted to metal, not necessarily magnets.

The nano-particles of graphene oxide has a Van der Waals attraction to metal (specifically iron/steel).

What the video is showing is iron being attracted to the magnet.

Iron contamination is common near current/old iron and steelworks factories. But if they arent near any place like that, then it still begs the question of why is there so much iron contamination on that beach?