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libertytoall
waynos
reply to post by libertytoall
And then those trails can move, expand, change altitudes, and hold together?? And then a aircraft can fly through an area where the contrail exists or existed and make no contrail?? It's such a sci fi phenomenon..
They can move in the winds, which can be very powerful at those heights, why wouldn't they?
If they are expanding in a region where the conditions support that then there is every chance they will expand into each other, again, why wouldn't they?
who says they change altitudes?
And no, if the conditions support persisting contrails, no plane will pass through them and NOT leave one, it must be higher or lower.
It's all sci, no fi required.edit on 16-10-2013 by waynos because: (no reason given)
You sound like Al Gore presenting an argument that makes no sense. The only way it makes sense is if contrail conditions form tube like invisible structures in the sky where planes just so happen to fly in the exact formation of relevant tubular atmospheric conditions. Sounds logical..
And then of course airplanes ALWAYS enter these conditions elongated allowing them to have a persistent trail from horizon to horizon. They NEVER hit these conditions from the side or at an angle that lets them travel through it and come out another place where the conditions are not right. Logic tells me this is a BS answer I'm being given.edit on 16-10-2013 by libertytoall because: (no reason given)
libertytoall
You sound like Al Gore presenting an argument that makes no sense. The only way it makes sense is if contrail conditions form tube like invisible structures in the sky where planes just so happen to fly in the exact formation of relevant tubular atmospheric conditions. Sounds logical..
And then of course airplanes ALWAYS enter these conditions elongated allowing them to have a persistent trail from horizon to horizon. They NEVER hit these conditions from the side or at an angle that lets them travel through it and come out another place where the conditions are not right.
Logic tells me this is a BS answer I'm being given.
mrthumpy
libertytoall
waynos
reply to post by libertytoall
And then those trails can move, expand, change altitudes, and hold together?? And then a aircraft can fly through an area where the contrail exists or existed and make no contrail?? It's such a sci fi phenomenon..
They can move in the winds, which can be very powerful at those heights, why wouldn't they?
If they are expanding in a region where the conditions support that then there is every chance they will expand into each other, again, why wouldn't they?
who says they change altitudes?
And no, if the conditions support persisting contrails, no plane will pass through them and NOT leave one, it must be higher or lower.
It's all sci, no fi required.edit on 16-10-2013 by waynos because: (no reason given)
You sound like Al Gore presenting an argument that makes no sense. The only way it makes sense is if contrail conditions form tube like invisible structures in the sky where planes just so happen to fly in the exact formation of relevant tubular atmospheric conditions. Sounds logical..
And then of course airplanes ALWAYS enter these conditions elongated allowing them to have a persistent trail from horizon to horizon. They NEVER hit these conditions from the side or at an angle that lets them travel through it and come out another place where the conditions are not right. Logic tells me this is a BS answer I'm being given.edit on 16-10-2013 by libertytoall because: (no reason given)
So you've never heard about "spraying" being turned off and on and how contrails coudln't possibly do that?
waynos
libertytoall
You sound like Al Gore presenting an argument that makes no sense. The only way it makes sense is if contrail conditions form tube like invisible structures in the sky where planes just so happen to fly in the exact formation of relevant tubular atmospheric conditions. Sounds logical..
No, I am not saying anything like that, that interpretation is all your own. Have you ever seen clouds with defined edges in a blue sky? Do you imagine atmospheric conditions are constant and unchanging?
And then of course airplanes ALWAYS enter these conditions elongated allowing them to have a persistent trail from horizon to horizon. They NEVER hit these conditions from the side or at an angle that lets them travel through it and come out another place where the conditions are not right.
Who says so? They are liars, witness all the claims of "sprays being turned off and on" when exactly that happens.
Logic tells me this is a BS answer I'm being given.
Logically, why?
What about my other post that actually was to you about your own sightings, do you intend to discuss that?
waynos
reply to post by libertytoall
So how do we explain a 95 degree sunny day, completely blue skies, and a plane at less than 12,000 feet making a sustained contrail?
Well, as far as that sentence goes, it cannot be a contrail. But there would be some other ideas/questions to be discussed.
Firstly how was 12,000ft determined? If you used a tracker did you also get the other info that they supply regarding model and operator?
Are you able to identify the tail logo?
How sustained was it? On another thread I posted a photo I took of a plane at an airshow creating a condensation cloud (not a trail) at only 500ft on a hot summer day. Aircraft can create these aerodynamic contrails at low level that can trail a little way behind the aircraft but they tend to disappear quite quickly. Was it this? If not how did the trail behave?
Regarding telling the model, it can be deceptive regarding height, for instance an ERJ170 follows the same layout at a Boeing 777 but seats only 70 passengers compared to the latter accommodating over 400 and being vastly larger. Perspective would make the look like two similar aircraft flying side by side if the 777 was a few thousand feet higher. That why it's best not yo rely on eyesight alone.
libertytoall
mrthumpy
libertytoall
waynos
reply to post by libertytoall
And then those trails can move, expand, change altitudes, and hold together?? And then a aircraft can fly through an area where the contrail exists or existed and make no contrail?? It's such a sci fi phenomenon..
They can move in the winds, which can be very powerful at those heights, why wouldn't they?
If they are expanding in a region where the conditions support that then there is every chance they will expand into each other, again, why wouldn't they?
who says they change altitudes?
And no, if the conditions support persisting contrails, no plane will pass through them and NOT leave one, it must be higher or lower.
It's all sci, no fi required.edit on 16-10-2013 by waynos because: (no reason given)
You sound like Al Gore presenting an argument that makes no sense. The only way it makes sense is if contrail conditions form tube like invisible structures in the sky where planes just so happen to fly in the exact formation of relevant tubular atmospheric conditions. Sounds logical..
And then of course airplanes ALWAYS enter these conditions elongated allowing them to have a persistent trail from horizon to horizon. They NEVER hit these conditions from the side or at an angle that lets them travel through it and come out another place where the conditions are not right. Logic tells me this is a BS answer I'm being given.edit on 16-10-2013 by libertytoall because: (no reason given)
So you've never heard about "spraying" being turned off and on and how contrails coudln't possibly do that?
Why wouldn't a contrail be able to do that?
mrthumpy
libertytoall
mrthumpy
libertytoall
waynos
reply to post by libertytoall
And then those trails can move, expand, change altitudes, and hold together?? And then a aircraft can fly through an area where the contrail exists or existed and make no contrail?? It's such a sci fi phenomenon..
They can move in the winds, which can be very powerful at those heights, why wouldn't they?
If they are expanding in a region where the conditions support that then there is every chance they will expand into each other, again, why wouldn't they?
who says they change altitudes?
And no, if the conditions support persisting contrails, no plane will pass through them and NOT leave one, it must be higher or lower.
It's all sci, no fi required.edit on 16-10-2013 by waynos because: (no reason given)
You sound like Al Gore presenting an argument that makes no sense. The only way it makes sense is if contrail conditions form tube like invisible structures in the sky where planes just so happen to fly in the exact formation of relevant tubular atmospheric conditions. Sounds logical..
And then of course airplanes ALWAYS enter these conditions elongated allowing them to have a persistent trail from horizon to horizon. They NEVER hit these conditions from the side or at an angle that lets them travel through it and come out another place where the conditions are not right. Logic tells me this is a BS answer I'm being given.edit on 16-10-2013 by libertytoall because: (no reason given)
So you've never heard about "spraying" being turned off and on and how contrails coudln't possibly do that?
Why wouldn't a contrail be able to do that?
They can but that is a claim often made by chemtrail believers convinced that it is evidence of spraying
waynos
reply to post by libertytoall
Conditions can be extremely variable, that's the thing, there are no trails I've seen that can't be explained by perfectly normal conditions, the breaks in contrails exactly as you described yourself are the ones where we see pictures posted saying its proof of chemtrails because they stopped and started again.
I myself have tracked and photographed flights making defined grid patterns as you described, I made a thread about one of them. But air traffic must leave grids when trails are persisting in that area because it's how the routes are laid out, it is not feasible for a plane flying from London to Glasgow (N-S) to try to avoid crossing the path of a flight from Paris to Washington (E-W) etc.
It only takes two flight along each of those routes and you have a tic tac toe grid, and there are many more routes and thousands of flights so grids are unavoidable. Does that seem logical to you?
Zaphod58
reply to post by Mikeultra
It's a patent. Doesn't prove anything, unless you're going to say that all the other patents out there prove they exist, including all the insane ones.
If a patent proves that it exists, then explain where these 25 devices are.
wmd_2008
reply to post by waynos
Sorry but knowing the height is only part of it, the app doesn't tell you the temperature or the humidity which you would also need!
waynos
reply to post by Korg Trinity
A patent is still a patent, whoever filed it.
If the Govt owned the devices that are needed for a highly secret, must not ever be revealed to anybody chemtrail spraying operation, why would they publicize it with a patent that anyone can find and read?
waynos
reply to post by Korg Trinity
So, if it's for a specific reason, what patents specify chemtrails that look like contrails and again, why would it even be in a patent?
Ps, why would they use visible trails when it would be easier to make them invisible anyway?
edit on 16-10-2013 by waynos because: (no reason given)
waynos
reply to post by Korg Trinity
And my reason for arguing the non validity of chemtrails (in this form) is simply that nothing has ever been observed or recorded that is not explained by weather and/or what we already know about aircraft contrails.
Every single report I have read has displayed a lack of understanding in some area of contrail behaviour which has led to the sighting being labelled as a chemtrail.
Persistence, gaps, grids and spreading all being prime examples.edit on 16-10-2013 by waynos because: (no reason given)