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originally posted by: AndyMayhew
originally posted by: visitedbythem
Those are contrails. There is a big difference. With a true Chemtrail ....
..... you wouldnt see anything. Contrails are only visible because they .....
originally posted by: jaamaan
a reply to: Zaphod58
Well the skies did not seem to be filled with those trails so much some decades ago.
Maybe it is the increase in air traffic since those days.
But that is why I ask myself these questions.
originally posted by: jaamaan
Can some one tell me why these contrails, that seem to create this film layer over time, do not join up with the other clouds ?
Should they not react like the other 'water" particles up there and become 'normal" clouds ?
originally posted by: payt69
originally posted by: Lassiecat
a reply to: Argyll
I disagree, my mother is a Chemyst, she was explaining me this contrail phenomena from age of 5. You cannot have a decent contrail on less than 8000 meters!!! The contrail you might spot on lower altitudes will dissolve in less than a minute.
Even though that's genrally true, there are exceptions:
See, it's just a matter of having the right conditions, and while they generally happen at high altitude, they do come down to ground level occasionally
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: Lassiecat
What's a chemyst...I know what a chemist is?
originally posted by: Lassiecat
a reply to: payt69
Exceptions are always welcome.
Long ago, when I was researching for myself the reality/hoax in chemtrails, I've found the only real valid proof for their existence to be the so called - pollution factor. You can find tons of info like this actually. General researchers, small farmers, conspiracy investigators... many people were concerned about the real damages happening on the land after the so called chemtrails started to appear and be noticed as such in the sky. Until now, no other explanation for the sudden poisoning was found, than the sprayed chemicals. And in some cases the damage were really awful. At one island in south US even the whole micro-climate started to change due to the death of specific part of the flora there... because of the poisoning from the chemicals. The problem really is that whatever is in our tree is in our bodies too...
I doubt that the dubunkers of this type of thread were done their homework on researching this topic, otherwise they would just not debunkig it. An excuse me, but if you do not do your homework on simple and grand matter as chemtrails... just its not too good for the community that way...
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Lassiecat
It doesn't matter how smart they are or what their business is. The only way that anyone can prove chemtrails, or that the cause of any problem is aircraft flying overhead is to sample the air at the altitude the aircraft are flying, and to take samples from trails to look for things that don't belong.
Something could have changed at ground level that they don't know about, because it's not right by where this is happening. Or something could have been released from power plants that polluted the area, that they covered up. There are dozens of explanations that don't involve aircraft. Enough that you can't just say, there are more aircraft, it's their fault.
I've researched chemtrails, and I've actually worked on real aircraft. I know what they're capable of carrying payload wise, and what it would take to leave trails that are claimed to be chemtrails and it just doesn't add up.
So you can't remake few hundreds old boing to carry a reseovair instead of passangers? Just a wild guess, really forgot what a smarter person than me had replid to such a acussations before... (and there was some)
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Lassiecat
I have 28 years of experience actually working on aircraft, and not one aircraft I've ever heard of was capable of carrying nearly enough of anything to leave trails hundreds of miles long.