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Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by answerisquestion
....once I saw this black shadowy line in front of the plane....
You're right, you said "shadowy"...because, that's what it was...a shadow. The contrail itself can cast a shadow, and this depends on the angle of the Sun compared to where you are seeing it from....and, when there is some moisture in the lower atmosphere, such as on humid days...not uncommon in the summertime......
Originally posted by dw31243
When will the Chemtrails over Chicago Illinois stop?
Originally posted by HIWATT
He's referring to the black lines which appear AHEAD of the plane.
They are not shadows:
Originally posted by oceleste
Originally posted by ProudBird
There was a gradual influx of these newer designs, as they were added to airline fleets. But, older airplanes were still used, until it was time to retire them, or their operational costs were exceeding the cost of replacement.
The high-bypass turbo fan engine is responsible for the prevalence of more persistent contrails, year over year. Combined with the fact that today --- they now account for the vast majority of jets flying.
You know this for a FACT, or this is a THEORY and concept?
Because you seem to speak with such authority one would infer you know what is causing them, instead of trying to think of things that might be causing them.