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Originally posted by _BoneZ_
For the love of (insert deity), I wish some people would play flight simulators. When a plane skims the part of the atmosphere where contrails are produced and where they are not, the contrail will appear to turn on and off. When a pilot finds this part of the atmosphere, all he has to do is go up and down, up and down, and he can make a dotted line across the sky looking like he turned a smoke generator on and off.
When a plane reaches a certain part of the atmosphere, contrails are produced. When a plane skims that same part of the atmosphere, contrails can look like they're turned on and off.
Anyone can experience this effect in most modern flight simulators.
Originally posted by MountainLaurel
reply to post by libertytoall
I have also seen these "grids" and it makes no sence why in areas with with no regular air traffic, such as an airport close by, would have would have these strange grids in the skies, that turn the sky "milky"
Check out the videos "what in the heck are they spraying" and Rosalind Petersons research, you can find them on you tube, or some other chemtrail threads here on ATS...some good info.
Originally posted by MountainLaurel
reply to post by indy0725
Sure, planes fly over many areas not close to airports, but those are single planes.
Originally posted by MountainLaurel
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
We've done this "dance" before, and clearly we are not going to change the others mind on this matter.
The "trails" are not only horizontal....these are vertical "trails" too....why would that be if the planes weren't trying to make "grids"...just a normal plane flying over head has no reason to make vertical "trails" ...when you see it, it's obvious something isn't right, this is happening in the skies of CA....and Rosalind Peterson, myself and many others aren't dillusional.