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Even though clouds are absent in a crystal clear blue sky, water is still present in the form of water vapor and droplets which are too small to be seen. Depending on weather conditions, water molecules will combine with tiny particles of dust, salt, and smoke in the air to form cloud droplets, which grow and develop into clouds, a form of water we can see.
USGS
originally posted by: intrptr
The deflection is 'mystery spraying' , terminology used, "Chemtrails".
The only mystery is why the deflection away from jet exhaust (the real polluter) to some mysterious element thats undefined.
No mystery at all. The corporate airline industry would like you to argue about something bedside the real health effects fallout from pollutants caused by jet exhaust and the rest of industry.
No one wants to talk about that.
originally posted by: Urantia1111
originally posted by: intrptr
The deflection is 'mystery spraying' , terminology used, "Chemtrails".
The only mystery is why the deflection away from jet exhaust (the real polluter) to some mysterious element thats undefined.
No mystery at all. The corporate airline industry would like you to argue about something bedside the real health effects fallout from pollutants caused by jet exhaust and the rest of industry.
No one wants to talk about that.
That's because, according to the hardcore career debunkers, jet fuel has no harmful byproducts once passed through the engine. Somehow kerosene is magically transformed into simple happy joyful water vapor which spreads into a thick haze blocking the sun yet having no net negative health effects.
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Urantia1111
Yah, more efficiently burned at altitude, but still… burning.
Anything that burns produces toxins. At altitude, during takeoff or taxiing on the runway.
As far as I now jet engines don't employ catalytic converters, either.
Gasoline automobiles in the United States have catalytic converters that clean exhaust by converting nitrogen oxides (NOx) into harmless nitrogen gas. Diesel engines, in contrast, do not have effective catalytic converters.
the toxins are not seen, and exist from engine start to engine stop.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: MALBOSIA
The difference is that the natural cloud hadn't formed yet. The conditions were there for them to form, they just hadn't before that plane went over. If you were to analyze a natural cirrus, and a contrail, the difference would be minimal.