Originally posted by THENEO
Howard,
so clouds = contrails now?
at least you are moving in the right direction.
why does a contrail start and stop over areas of high population and show parallel lines and often criss crossing lines?
Sigh. No, Neo, all clouds are not contrails, but all contrails are clouds. Contrails form when the atmospheric conditions are right for them to
form. Just as clouds can sometimes form that have definite edges so too contrails can sometimes form with definite edges. The upper atmosphere is
not always a homogenous place. Humidity and temperature can vary from location to location at the same altitude. Jet engines put out a tremendous
amount of moisture in their exhaust and a slight difference in the ambient atmospheric conditions can determine whether the contrail persists or not.
”why does a contrail start and stop over areas of high population and show parallel lines and often criss crossing lines?”
How do you know that contrails only stop and start over populated areas? If a contrail forms over an isolated region of the Pacific and there is no
one there to observe it, does it exist?
And as for the parallel and chris crossing lines bit, that has to be the all time dumbest argument in support of the chemtrail theory. Think about
this. There is no possible alternative in your scenario. Commercial air traffic generally flies in straight lines. The shortest distance between
two points has the highest profit margin. Any two planes can only fly one of two possible routes in relation to each other, they either fly parallel
routes, or they will fly on a route that will intersect somewhere.
Essentially what you are saying is: “These flight patterns are not normal because they are parallel and those flight patterns are not normal because
the criss cross.”
So tell me, what is a normal flight pattern? How do I get one plane to fly from Atlanta to LA and another plane to fly from Seattle to Miami without
the flight paths crossing?