Chemtrails

[m1469]

Do you believe "Chemtrails" really exist?

I have never seen anything even close to this on a regular airliner in real life, have you?  Photoshopped.



From Wikipedia:  "The chemtrail conspiracy theory posits that some trails left by aircraft are chemical or biological agents deliberately sprayed at high altitudes for purposes undisclosed to the general public in clandestine programs directed by various government officials.[1] This theory is not accepted by the scientific community, which states that they are just normal contrails, as there is no scientific evidence supporting the chemtrail theory."


It seems like more people are believing there is something going on.  But how could a widespread biological agent, that is just put randomly into the air, target a certain population?  If it's directed by the government, how does it not affect the governmental people, too?

[Bob]

Are you seriously asking, or are you trolling?

Looks legit from a little searching, the picture, not the chemtrail conspiracy.   

The government doesn't quite have its stuff together.  I doubt they could mess with something like that without anyone knowing.  They don't have better things to do than spray down the population from the sky? 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contrail
Looks like the plane's moving upward and if it weighs tons it would use a lot of fuel and produce a lot of water vapor out the back.  Add the right weather conditions and the sunlight hitting it just right.  Voila... that pic.

Or it's an elaborate government conspiracy to control the population.  And they're doing it with commercial airliners in plain ("plane") view for decades but nobody's bothered to investigate it.

You've even got the answer in your quote...
"...This theory is not accepted by the scientific community, which states that they are just normal contrails, as there is no scientific evidence supporting the chemtrail theory."

Tineye the pic. There's a site that has more oddball jet liner pictures.  Things look weird in the sky. I'm not posting the site though since I got a fake virus warning popup on it. 

[hfmadopter]

There are some airliners that fly over my area really high ( out of hearing range) that leave a trail not so dissimilar to the one in that photos. Maybe not quite as full but very heavy. I think it's just a certain generation engine in just the right climatic conditions causing it. Kind of like it's not every day of the year that you see white vapor out the back of automobiles but in just the right conditions you do as the car is warming up. And then there is that certain day that same car seems almost engulfed in it own vapor on warm up ( at least here in Southern New England on drizzly cold rainy days right on the verge of freezing for instance)..

[lloyd_cdb]

It's water condensation.

[m1469]

Well, one of the arguments in favor of these being more than condensation is that the trails don't just dissipate and instead hang around for extended periods of time, twisting into the atmosphere.  I admit, a trail hanging out for half an hour or even for hours seems a bit peculiar to me, so I guess I could feel slightly suspicious.  Also, supposedly contrails didn't used to do that.  I'm guessing though that people just don't actually remember what contrails used to or didn't used to do.

[Bob]

Or it's just some harmless vaccine.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unethical_human_experimentation_in_the_United_States

Probably something for the bird flu.  Easy way to get the population inoculated at once.



Just watch out if someone knocks on the door and starts doing a survey, checks with you with a Geiger counter, asks about the number of premature babies in the household, etc.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unethical_human_experimentation_in_the_United_States#Human_radiation_experiments

[lloyd_cdb]

Well, one of the arguments in favor of these being more than condensation is that the trails don't just dissipate and instead hang around for extended periods of time, twisting into the atmosphere.  I admit, a trail hanging out for half an hour or even for hours seems a bit peculiar to me, so I guess I could feel slightly suspicious.  Also, supposedly contrails didn't used to do that.  I'm guessing though that people just don't actually remember what contrails used to or didn't used to do.

Clouds are condensation. How do they hang around for so long?

As long as I can remember they have existed.When I was little I'd try and make penises out of them with some cumulous clouds. Obviously why I remember.

[m1469]

Clouds are condensation. How do they hang around for so long?

Oh, good point!  I didn't think of that.

[Bob]

Obviously the clouds are part of the government conspiracy too.  This whole time.  Who's going to question things if it's always been that way.  That's probably how the planes fill up with chemicals.  The clouds are reservoirs of chemicals waiting, floating around in the sky.

[maul]

This conspiracy is based on pure ignorance. It's vile. This human trend of distorting, ignoring, and fabricating facts to make them support specific theories (i.e. religion) is harming the species in more ways than most people realize.

[pianoplunker]

Obviously the clouds are part of the government conspiracy too.  This whole time.  Who's going to question things if it's always been that way.  That's probably how the planes fill up with chemicals.  The clouds are reservoirs of chemicals waiting, floating around in the sky.

Yep, especially after a few bong hits. Clouds everywhere, LOL

[iansinclair]

I've seen worse photoshop jobs... I think... somewhere...

What's fun with contrails, though, is to watch the way they move -- gives one a real idea of what the winds are like up there!

[unholeee]

no, I generally assumed aluminum, barium, and polymer fibres just naturally occurred in rain water.