Originally posted by Bumr055Funny how it's sort of addressed to the newer members becasue when I came here it gave me the impression that everyone on this site thought chemtrails were bogus but as I saw it was the same people over and over again.. same people posted in this thread too.
Actually there was a much, much older group then the current crowd if you have been here long enough. They were also very knowledgeable people on the subject, guys like OffTheStreet, and others who's names I have forgotten over the years. Most of them have slowly disappeared off of ATS. It still does not change the facts of the subject thought.
Originally posted by Bumr055
I guess I can ask a question now(not a new one I might sound like a broken record now but I never got a satisfying answer)
and it is.. How can a plane appear to have 2 separate trails one that I would call a contrail(dissipated or faded in under 30 seconds) and one that I would call a chemtrail(does not dissipate just spread) so close together and all the way along the entire sky?
It sounds like one is a actual contrail generated by the engine, while the other is a wingtip vortex. Vortex's form due to pressure changes at the wingtip, and become visible in humid air. They dissipate much faster as they do not create actual ice like a contrail does. You can see one at the end of this video when the fighter plane is landing:
Originally posted by Bumr055
The planes were not doing any fancy maneuvers so the 'wingtip vortex' explanation didn't fit right with me.
They don't have to be doing anything fancy, in the video the aircraft is simply landing. Again, every time I have seen one generated it has been due to high humidity levels.
Originally posted by Bumr055Also the sky being a fluid/different temps different location(you know what I'm talking about) one didn't seem right either because It doesn't seem likely that this would be a perfect line all the way along the sky.
Another option might be that the second engine was running at a different speed and thus a different temperature. An aircraft can run with one engine shut completely down if need be, they simply trim out the plane to account for the loss of an engine.
I still vote Vortex though...




