Posted: 4/12/2002 12:02:18 PM EDT
| A friend of mine told me about "chem trails" about a year ago. So, I've been watching the sky for unusual stuff. I have seen at least a half-dozen very strange chem trail patterns over eastern MA in the last year. The most recent was yesterday. It appears that the jets are spraying something. It DOES NOT DISSAPPEAR like a vapor trail; It spreads out and turns into a cloud. Well I was at Starbuck having a coffee and brought up the patterns in the sky with several other patrons, and they thought I was absolutely nuts. "I know nuthing". |
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I hope that was decaf you were getting.... Serously, that is the MOST tinfoil worthy of all the tinfoil hat theorys out there! Contrails behave differently based on varous local atmospheric conditions. A plane flys very fast, so it can enter and exit different conditions fairly frequently. Ergo, sometimes they last, sometimes they don't... |
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| It has to do with moisture content of the surrounding air. Also, combustion produces moisture. Contrails would be short lived in a drier atmosphere, and stay around longer if more moisture is present. Prevailing winds will cause them to spread. While in the Air Force, I used to brief tankers and bombers on contrail potential. |