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Originally posted by Shawn B.
1) I see these all the time and they only come from little planes why not the big ones?
2) I first noticed them when I was 10 years old when I was laying on a float in the pool, so yeah it was warm weather...
Clouds tend to do that.
Originally posted by Neurolanis
They become extremely thick, wide and they often almost completely cover the sky.
Originally posted by Neurolanis
I grew up here and I have spent many years looking at the sky (by day and night (part of being an Earth-loving spiritualist I guess.) I always enjoyed looking for shapes in the clouds, or gazing at the stars at night. I live in a small town area far out into the country, on the coast. We have been used to many clear, open skies. But only very recently these strange “cloud trails” have been covering our sky in a most vulgar fashion.
There is no such thing as a chemtrail, only a contrail. Just because contrails behave different in different conditions doesn't mean they are not the same thing. It's like saying that when you take a glass of water and put it in a freezer, because it behaves differently and freezes, it is now "chemwater".
Originally posted by Neurolanis
I have only recently learned that these are called chemtrails, and in the video I posted above NufffRespect explains the difference between chemtrails and contrails.
The first thing we teach college students is that when using the internet for reference in papers, only .edu and .gov sites are credible. .Com, .Net, .Org, and .Info can be created by anyone.
Originally posted by Neurolanis
Studies have been done: www.healthfreedom.info...
I live in the country as well and see contrails every day, but just because I don't understand the scientific process behind how contrails form I don't go around making up crazy theories that it's chemicals and that the evil government is going around spraying them for no apparent reason.
Originally posted by Neurolanis but I have to object to the notion that everyone who sees them are lying. Thousands of people live in my county, and over the land millions of people. This is in my province alone (I live in Canada.) I have friends in the US who see them, in Australia and across Europe. If we wanted to we could get an international statement signed by millions of people, as well as daily photographs, video footage, and whatever other evidence that we could gather. But all these disbelievers need to do is take a drive out to the country and look!
Originally posted by Neurolanis
I always state for a fact that chemtrails exist, and are a fairly recent phenomena (to some accounts they began appearing in the late 90s.) As for the toxic effects, I am not a scientist but am always interested to hear the results of independent studies (and to listen to the reactions of those who can follow the science.)
Originally posted by CoolBlackHole
1.You are simply keeping on omitting facts, glossing over facts, making statements that are physically or statistically false or are as far fetched as stating “of course our world is flat, everybody knows we would fall down otherwise.”
Originally posted by CoolBlackHole
Now, ultimately I can’t prevent you from keeping on posting fairy tales.
Originally posted by CoolBlackHole
As soon as someone has disproved your latest claims you keep on dodging and producing new “facts” that contradict the laws of physics.
Originally posted by defcon5
What I mean is that there are aircraft specific factors that could contribute to the formation of contrails. The age, type, and altitude being a few factors I can think of off the top of my head. Older planes have less efficient engines, insulation, and may be running with a higher engine temperature, or less ability to reduce condensation due to inferior insulation.
Originally posted by defcon5
No, a lot of them never bothered to notice what was going on in the sky until they read this nonsense on the Internet. Also there are more contrails now then ever for two reasons, 1) bigger intake fans on new aircraft exposing more air to the hot engine core, 2) increased Air Traffic.
Originally posted by defcon5
Take a course on aerial navigation, and you’ll soon figure out why that is. It has to do with the system that aircraft navigate on called a Victor or VOR system. Aircraft fly toward the VOR from various angles which causes these patterns to form in the sky.
Here is a bit on VORs:
VHF Omnidirectional Range
Originally posted by defcon5
Well, writing this stuff obviously does not explain it well, so I decided to make up a few graphics to try and better explain what I am saying. I am not much of an artist, so excuse the crudeness of the images, but hopefully a picture is worth a thousand words.
Holding patterns:
VOR’s creating grids and other patterns:
Originally posted by defcon5
Originally posted by Long Lance
These images are very strange indeed, i'm sure someone will argue that wind drift distributed these err trails in a way that made them appear as a grid, but why don't they extend above oceans??
No they appear as grids because aircraft fly on Victor airways and jetways, heading at different directions at different altitudes. Where VOR lines cross you often get a grid pattern.
Victor Airways
In aviation, an airway is a designated route in the air. Airways are laid-out between navigation aids such as VORs and NDB's (NDB-based airways are rare in the United States, but are more common in much of the rest of the world).
Originally posted by defcon5
I want you to look at the engines on these aircraft photos: 727, 707, DC-8, 737-100&200, and DC-9
What do you notice about the sizes of their engines? All about the same size aren’t they. Now consider that until the later 1990’s the 727 was the main workhorse used by all airlines for domestic flights. This was followed by closely by the DC-9 and then the 737-100 & 200. Some airlines, such as American and TWA only flew 727’s and DC-9’s for narrow body aircraft. Do you notice anything else about 727’s and DC-9’s in the engine department? How about the fact that the engines are all on the tail and very closely spaced?
Now lets time travel to the late 80’s and early 90’s. The 727 is still the main workhorse, but now the second most common aircraft is the 737-300, followed by DC-9’s, MD-80’s (same engines as a DC-9 basically), and the older 737-100 & 200’s. Engines are getting quite a lot bigger and spaced further apart, aren’t they?
Now lets set the way-back-machine for the early 2000’s and see what is most common now…
737-500, 737-600, 737-700, 737-800 (here is a comparison photo of the whole 737 family, which I wish I had found before making all these other links ), MD-80, the Airbus 330, and the757.
Originally posted by CoolBlackHole
I do not have and do not want to take my time again and again to answer posts that do NOT INTEND to take note of facts, that do not care about what really happens and just keep on dodging and dodging. That's not "discussing", that's kindergarten.
Originally posted by CoolBlackHole
The URL you mentioned above (profhorn.aos.wisc.edu...) links to a site providing obviously made up “information”, made up to deliberately mislead and disinform readers. The 'applet' ("The applet demonstrate how ....) alleging to explain the “formation of contrails” distorts and omits important facts and thus is simply meaningless and useless as a depiction of the real situation.
Originally posted by CoolBlackHole
I've seen posters falsely claim to be 'pilots' or 'engineers', but I think C-JEAN is a real one (".. I'm a pilot ... ") and obviously knows the REAL facts. Maybe it wouldn't be such a bad idea to cast an eye on his post and links above.
Originally posted by mystiq
I've seen alot of chemtrails, and had militia type US looking planes flying over the poorer townhouses in Penticton, BC, dusting us with poison.
Originally posted by DrJMengele
1) Because the "little planes" are the same size as the "big ones"
Originally posted by DrJMengele
2) So you think because it was warm on the ground where your pools is, that it's not going to be sub-freezing temperatures 3,000+ feet in the air?
Originally posted by Neurolanis
I suppose you also believe that policemen and military officers who have gone on record for seeing UFOs were just seeing shooting stars.
Originally posted by defcon5
Holding patterns:
A military operations area
(MOA) is "airspace established outside Class A airspace to separate or segregate certain nonhazardous military activities from IFR Traffic and to identify for VFR traffic where these activities are conducted." (14 CFR §1.1, U.S.A.) Similar structures exist under international flight standards. These are designed for routine training or testing maneuvers. Areas near actual combat or other military emergencies are generally designated as restricted airspace. See Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR).
Military operation area (MOA)
Military operation areas (MOA) are areas in which military activities are regularly conducted. No special clearance is required to enter MOAs, but pilots should verify with ATC or Flight service station that no hazardous activity is underway before entering an MOA.
Temporary flight restriction (TFR)
Temporarily restricted airspace is designated by NOTAM and used to provide a safe airspace environment for emergency aircraft operations in situations such as forest fires, disasters, or during Presidential movement.
Originally posted by C-JEAN
Hi again, inquisitive persons.
FINALY ! I was waiting for this DISinformation.
Originally posted by defcon5
Holding patterns:
I am a pilot, and let me tell you that when a **holding pattern**
is done, it is NOT DONE AT altitudes where contrails can form ! ! !
Maximum holding speeds:
At 6,000 feet (1,800 m) MSL and below: 200 knots (370 km/h; 230 mph)
From 6,001 to 14,000 ft (4,300 m) MSL: 230 kn (426 km/h; 265 mph)
Above 14000 ft MSL: 265 kn (491 km/h; 305 mph)
Originally posted by robnar
Hi all found this site sounds very much like chemtrails to me-www.asp.bnl.gov...
Aerosols are suspended solid or liquid particles in the air that often are visible as dust, smoke and haze. Aerosols come from a variety of natural and human processes. On a global basis, the bulk of aerosols originate from natural sources, mainly sea salt, dust and wildfires. Human-produced aerosols arise primarily from a variety of combustion sources. They can be the dominant form of aerosol in and downwind of highly populated and industrialized regions, and in areas of intense agricultural burning.