Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
Then your gonna love this pic...
I love that pic
I've got that one in my ATS uploads somewhere. I've got a few others I uploaded a while back when discussing the iridescence that can be seen in
contrails (especially aerodynamic contrails).
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
Anyone who says these are just regular "contrails" either has trouble with reality or has some kind of agenda.
I guess I have an agenda then

My agenda is to deny ignorance
And there is a lot of that ignorance in your OP. You have shown that you do not understand the basic physics behind contrail formation. If you did,
you would know what an aerodynamic contrail is and how it forms.
Do you think this is a chemtrail as well?
Hint: It's not a "typical" contrail, as it does not consist of ice crystals, as the aircraft is flying at a relatively low altitude.
What you see is water droplets that have condensed in areas of low pressure. The main areas of low pressure are found in the wing tip vortices, flap
vortices, and directly above the wings. As the air pressure drops, the air can no longer hold the water vapour present in the air (the local relative
humidity exceeds 100%), and visible water droplets are formed. These do not form long lasting, persistent trails like some contrails made from ice
crystals at high altitudes, but they do demonstrate the well known and documented properties of water in our atmosphere. The same properties which
explain exactly what you have shown in your OP. Aerodynamic contrails.
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
The fact of the matter is hundreds of scientists around the world are conducting seminars and doing research papers on chemtrails - this is easily
determined with a simple Google search - they wouldn't be doing this on "contrails"
Your claim of "fact" is more than a little dubious, but I'll keep an open mind. Most scientists will write a paper or an article on their theories
to show their hypothesis, their methods, and to discuss their conclusions. Google scholar is a fairly good resource for locating such papers, and you
seem to approve of google so lets have a look.
If you go into google scholar and search "chemtrails", you come up with approximately 182 results. Not bad, even if all the top hits are horrible
attempts at "science", but that's a whole different thread. Now try searching for "contrail".
10,600 results! These articles are written
by many different scientists from many different institutions from all over the world over a wide time frame. Yet again, your claims that you present
as fact are woefully lacking in factual substance and easily disproven.
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
So of course anyone is welcome on this thread, but don't expect a response from me if you are going to attempt to argue these are just normal
"contrails"
A non-response would probably be wise after your attempts at posting a picture of a fuel tanker and claiming it is a "typical chemtrail set up". At
least you won't display such ignorance if you don't respond.