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Con/chemtrails from space




Topic started on 29-11-2005 @ 12:19 PM by Barak


I have come across this satelite image of con/chemtrails over the USA.
All i can say is "wow".. they certainly seem deliberately positioned to fill
an entire area of airspace. IMHO I also would have thought that contrails wouldn't be so thick and so viewable from space... which leads me to believe that "chem" might well be the word here.
Anyway, without further delay, here is the image
esamultimedia.esa.int...



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reply posted on 29-11-2005 @ 12:51 PM by HowardRoark


Contrails from space: image of the day

Contrail research


Have you ever seen a satellite picture of Shiptrails?




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reply posted on 29-11-2005 @ 09:47 PM by 56


here is a photo of chems over the east coast, all parallel to eachother.
www.anomalies-unlimited.com...



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reply posted on 29-11-2005 @ 09:57 PM by Zaphod58


That looks like one contrail that has been up there for awhile, and is spreading. They do that sometimes under the right conditions.



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reply posted on 29-11-2005 @ 10:22 PM by HowardRoark


I sometimes wonder if the chemtrail believers ever really truly appreciate just how much commercial air traffic is up there.

Flight Explorer, the chemtrail believer's worst enemy.




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reply posted on 29-11-2005 @ 10:39 PM by 56


Your right, there are alot of planes flying around. I just wonder how do the contrails end up parallel to eachother. about five days ago I saw 3 trails parallel to eachother where I live. They were low, or large, and I saw a plane the looked similar to a KC-10 flying near one, lower than the usual commercial air traffic.



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reply posted on 29-11-2005 @ 10:57 PM by Zaphod58


Flight routes HAVE to be close to each other. The minimum horizontal serperation isn't that much. it's only a mile or two IIRC. The size of the countrail is going to depend on the plane, and the conditions. And there are still quite a few planes that look like a KC-10 flying out there.


While vertical minimum separation has been reduced, aircraft still must stay at least 5 nautical miles away from planes at the same altitude. The FAA’s air traffic control en route centers closely monitor all aircraft flying at high-altitudes.
Separation Regulations

From the ground, five nautical miles is NOT much.

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