Chemtrails - Some jet planes are leaving trails of unknown composition in the sky!

The point of this article is to help people who may have just recently heard about "chemtrails" get past their initial "come on man - what are you smokin'?" reaction that it is entirely appropriate for a reasonable person to have when someone tells them that some jet planes are routinely spraying chemicals into the skies, even over populated areas, and that the whole mainstream media is keeping silent on this large scale operation!

Normally, when a jet plane burns its fuel, bonds between the hydrogen and carbon atoms in the fuel are broken down, and each of these components oxidizes, which ideally produces CO₂ and H₂O - i.e. carbon dioxide gas, which is invisible, and water vapor, which is also invisible until it cools enough that it condenses into tiny droplets of water, or gets even colder and forms particles of ice. In the latter two forms, the exhaust trail is visible as a condensation trail (a.k.a. "contrail").

"Chemtrails", however, are something different. They neither look nor behave like contrails, as the following pictures will show.

Note - I have taken these photos myself, which is why I feel confident in saying that if you do the same thing I did (i.e. look at the skies!) you should be able to see the same things occurring in your area - which will render any doubts about the origins of my photos a moot issue. All that my photos need to do is to show you what to look for.

While looking at the chemtrail photos, please keep in mind that a normal contrail is of uniform composition, was blown out of the plane's engines at very high speed, and evaporates into invisibility as time goes by.

Here is a photo that illustrates several unusual properties of chemtrails.

It looks to me as though the plane flew from right to left, since the right end of the trail looks older, as indicated by more settling out of the contents of the trail as it falls towards the ground.

So, what was the plane doing at the far right edge of the picture - flying with its engines turned off? I don't think so. So how does one explain the sudden beginning of the trail?! (This is one unusual characteristic of chemtrails - that they can begin and/or end abruptly.)

One explanation might be that the plane flew from a patch of warm air (where the condensation didn't occur) into a patch of colder air, however, if two air masses at different temperatures were right next to each other, you would expect that air currents would exist as the cold air tried to slip below the warm air - yet there is no disturbance in the line of the trail, and no indication of such air currents.

Since I'm left without an explanation for how jet engines could abruptly change from not leaving a contrail to leaving a contrail, it appears that what the plane left behind isn't a contrail.

What the plane left behind looks more like a trail of particulate matter than a vapor trail. It looks as though there is some non-uniformity in the composition of the trail since some of the material (perhaps the finer particles) seems to stay suspended close to the plane's flight path, whereas other material (larger particles?) appears to be falling towards the ground. (This non-uniformity in the way that different portions of the trail behave is another characteristic of chemtrails.)

Another unusual characteristic of this trail is that the material appears to have come out of the plane in a fairly rapid and regularly repetitive series of spurts (as if reflecting the repetitive cyclic action of a pump). If the plane's engines were ejecting their exhaust in a series of spurts, the passengers would be experiencing a pretty rough ride! That's not the case - the engines operate continuously and smoothly. So it appears that something else is installed in these planes that ejects material in repetitive spurts.

Another unusual characeristic of chemtrails is that as time goes by and the material in the trail disperses, the material appears to form filaments that grow longer and longer. This fine filament structure can be seen in the above photo.

It is also unusual how long chemtrails persist in the sky. They remain even after the plane is long gone. It doesn't make sense that vapor trails would consistently persist for such long times without evaporating.

The above photo is another example of the repetitive spurts through which the trail material is expelled from the plane. Can anyone explain how the plane's engines could have created these regularly spaced spurts of material - perpendicular to the direction of the engine's thrust? My guess would be that these were created by some sort of pump that was ejecting material through a hole in the plane's side.

This photo shows a different trail, photographed a longer time after it was formed. These trails often appear to disperse in the manner of a fibrous substance, where the fibers get teased out longer and longer as time goes by.

I'm guessing that this trail may have started out with the regularly-spaced-spurts characteristic, and, as time went by, each spurt got stretched out longer and longer, so that the trail now has a ribbed appearance.

In the above photo, I assume the plane was flying from the upper right to the lower left, where you can see that the trail ends abruptly - and then has one more brief gasp a little later on.

The area where the trail cuts off is worth a closer look...

What this zoomed-in view reveals is that, in the area there the trail shuts off abruptly, it appears that the pump kept running, and a little more material went down the pipeline, just enough to make two or three faint little additional spurts.

Overall, it looks like a sprayer that ran out of stuff to spray...

The more you observe these "chemtrails", the less they appear to behave like trails of water vapor. So what are they?!

I don't know. The most benign theory I've come across is that someone wants to get a reflective material up into the atmosphere to reflect a portion of the planet's sunlight back out into space, as a way of trying to offset global warming. There are other theories out there too, many of a more sinister nature (just google "chemtrails" and prepare to read for a while).

Whatever it is, I don't think that mother nature intended for us to be breathing this stuff, or have the fallout be absorbed into our farmlands, and have who knows what effect on the ecology of the planet.