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Originally posted by IkNOwSTuff
Ive been to many countries and seen many planes in the air, Ive lived in both hot and cold climates and seen planes at different times of the day yet I have never seen anything like the pics that are posted in this forum,
Why is it that Chemtrails seem to be a predominantly American phenomena?
Surely if it was regular plane exhaust or whatever it would be a worldwide phenomena?
If Chemtrails are just normal plane contrails how come Ive never seen one?
Europe has been consistently concerned about chemtrails
I have seen planes fly overhead many times yet never seen any trails.....
Ive lived in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Brisbane in OZ
Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Jakarta and Manilla in Asia
Never lived anywhere else but been to a few other places
A few of the photos I saw on other threads had the sky absolutely covered with them, whats up with that?
Good answer
so what about the pics where the sky is literally filled with the things?
Is that just a busy day in the sky or is it a normal day in the sky with a specific weather or what?
P.s thank you for being informative, polite and not patronising
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by IkNOwSTuff
Good answer
Thank you.
so what about the pics where the sky is literally filled with the things?
Is that just a busy day in the sky or is it a normal day in the sky with a specific weather or what?
Both. The colder the temperature, the lower the altitude contrails can form, so the more likely a plane will leave one. The more planes that fly over, the more likely they are to leave contrails. The "patterns" they form are due to traffic being routed according to set air ways. You can instantly see why they form crosses and grids here:
planefinder.net...
(You can get each little red airplane to show a line indicating its past route.)
P.s thank you for being informative, polite and not patronising
You're welcome.