CHEM TRAILS AND OUR LUNGS

[RoadRunner44]

Hi everyone, The weather has been so lovely the past few days that I have been taking short walks in The countryside around where I live. The sky was amazing, so blue but showed up quite a few chem trails. It made me wonder what they actually are. Does anyone on the forum know what they are spraying when the plane's fly over and if they affect or pollute the air we breathe?

[Spacecat1]

Afraid dont know but do feel with not many cars on the road that the air is better on lungs

[Jaybird19]

They are not spraying. It is caused by disturbance of the atmosphere in the passage of the plane

[golden-retriever in reply to Jaybird19]

Yup.

[Ortho10]

It could be the low air pressure in the drag behind a jet engine forcing the moisture out of the air?

[RoadRunner44]

I have often seen them criss crossing the sky and can't really understand how there are so many of them. An other question, Why do people call them chem trails? It suggests chemicals which made me wonder if they gave off fumes.

Thanks for your reply.

Chrys