I suffer from COPD - Bronchiolitis, and it seems that whenever they spray the skies with chemicals (quite often where I live in Wakes, UK) my symptoms seems to get more severe. Not only me but a neighbour who has a similar problem. These “trails ” spread out quite quickly according to wind speed and also block the sunshine. Has anyone else noticed or am I (and neighbours) getting neurotic?
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ChemTrails or is it our imagination?
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Just water vapour created from the burning of hydrocarbon fuel. Which is also why those old paraffin heaters created so much condensation.
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Conspiracy theorists love " chem trails", some believe some secret government dept or site ( porton down perhaps) is using us as Guinea pigs for nefarious reasons , personally I cant see the point as there would be no real quantitative data from this method but it takes all sorts to make the world go round
Hmm - Look at google.com/amp/s/globalposs... very interesting
I'm with you on this one Perrythomas, I think water vapour disappears very quickly chem trails last a long time. Some will disagree, its just my opinion.
How long they remain in the air is governed by the relative humidity of the air they are formed in.
Worth reading NASA cleaner skies. Apart from pollutants and the destructive effect on the Ozone layer using kerosine as a propellant does. Given the air miles every year very little mention of the damage air travel may be doing to climate change.