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Originally posted by jra
again, i'm just offering my thoughts and opinions
Originally posted by mig12
Maybe a troop of jets flew overhead?
Originally posted by TyphonSix
Seems pretty interesting keep me posted
Originally posted by Bangin
I'd like to know what they are, as well.
I'll post the most recent pictures later. There are rows of 'contrails'. Why on Earth would they criss cross and attempt to cover the clear blue sky?
Like I said, I don't know what they are, but I don't buy into the simple 'contrail' explanation.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Furthermore, as the air mass moves eastward in its normal weatehr pattern, the contrails are siplaces along with it. Therefore the when the next regulary scheduled TWO flight to Bangcock (or wherever) it lays out a new trail. if the previous trail is still visible, then they appear to be paralell rows.
Originally posted by Bangin
HowardRoark, thanks for your input.
I feel as if these were being made for a reason. I haven't established a viewpoint as to why, but I'd love to know.
I saw multiple aircraft in the sky (at the same time) and their flight pattern seemed irregular. Why does this 'normal' occurrence seem unusual to me? It's not happening today, nor did it happen yesterday.
I certainly do not know much about aviation, but I know enough to recognize an irregularity in the sky. By the way, I'm an avid sky watcher.
Originally posted by energy_wave
Do they spray in India ?
Originally posted by energy_wave
Look at some of the photo's of chemtrails. Do you really think they are real contrails?
I have watched them spray, stop spraying, turn around and start spraying again. Even spray short burst and combine them to make small short chemtrail clouds.
The link you posted is very outdated.
Seeing is believing
NASA Photo ID: AST-01-042 File Name: 10076553.jpg
Film Type: 70mm Date Taken: 07/16/75
Title: Oblique view of cloud patterns over Pacific Ocean
Description:
An oblique view of unique cloud patterns over the Pacific Ocean caused by
aircraft contrail shadows altering cumulus clouds and forming straight line
clouds, as photographed from the Apollo spacecraft in Earth orbit during
the joint U.S.-USSR Apollo Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) mission. This area is
southwest of Los Angeles, California. This photograph was taken at an
altitude of 177 kilometers (110 statute miles).
Subject terms:
APOLLO SOYUZ TEST PROJECT
CALIFORNIA
CLOUDS
EARTH OBSERVATIONS (FROM SPACE)
ONBOARD ACTIVITIES
PACIFIC OCEAN
PHOTOGRAPHY