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Originally posted by RKWWWW
Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by 4nsicphd
Contrails didn't just start happening.
When did they start?
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Originally posted by RKWWWW
Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by 4nsicphd
Contrails didn't just start happening.
When did they start?
(buzzing in)
*****What is, when planes started flying?
*That is correct Human_Alien and it's still your turn
*****Thank you Alex. I'll take, why do people ask dumb questions, for 400 please......
Originally posted by Caji316
A contrail will be gone in less than 2 mins. A chemtrail want......
Originally posted by MightyWizard
Maybe a proof of a plane full of chemical load ? It is said the plane burn long after the crash because of it's load.
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by RKWWWW
Originally posted by Caji316
A contrail will be gone in less than 2 mins. A chemtrail want......
That's totally untrue. The time a contrail exists is varied depending on wind currents, changing moisture etc. Longer lasting ones are called "persistent" contrails. Whether a contrails persists or not depends on a series of variable conditions.
I am half alien which might help explain this talent of mine but I know what you're saying
Originally posted by Human_Alien
I am half alien which might help explain this talent of mine but I know what you're saying
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by weedwhacker
As usual Weed, a long winded post with no substance..
The OP showed clear pics of multiple trails.
Noted they were aware of air traffic movement that did NOT match with pictured trails..
How about debating the facts instead of the usual rant???
The OP showed clear pics of multiple trails.
Noted they were aware of air traffic movement that did NOT match with pictured trails..
checked the online air traffic (domestic and international) and nothing was shown flying in the area, except one flight heading to South America.