Blue Skies: Does anyone ever get upset that you cannot take a picture these days without getting the Chem trails in the sky? What happened to the blue skies with the big puffy white...

tayco Loc: Wisconsin

Does anyone ever get upset that you cannot take a picture these days without getting the Chem trails in the sky? What happened to the blue skies with the big puffy white clouds? Can you only get them now as digital backdrops and downloads? Just wondering.

twowindsbear

tayco wrote:

Does anyone ever get upset that you cannot take a picture these days without getting the Chem trails in the sky? What happened to the blue skies with the big puffy white clouds? Can you only get them now as digital backdrops and downloads? Just wondering.

Well, tayco - What is a 'Chem trail?'

tayco Loc: Wisconsin

http://rense.com/general79/chem.htm

Judge for yourself

tayco Loc: Wisconsin

https://www.google.com/search?q=chemtrails&hl=en&tbo=u&tbm=isch&source=univ&sa=X&ei=0HoGUe6TAqHayAHvkoDYDQ&sqi=2&ved=0CGQQsAQ&biw=1600&bih=767

This is NOT normal occurance.

treehugger Loc: Eastern Idaho Highlands

http://tinyurl.com/bdl26f7

GSQRD1 Loc: SAN ANTONIO, TX

No! Suggest you take an Introduction to Meteorology course at your local Community College and learn that those "Chem clouds" are condensation trails (CONTRAILS) from high flying jet aircraft. Also learn how to identify the atmospheric conditions that generate them and those "big puffy white clouds" and learn the names of the clouds within the four families of clouds, i.e., Low, Middle, High, and clouds of vertical development.

tayco Loc: Wisconsin

GSQRD1 wrote:

No! Suggest you take an Introduction to Meteorology course at your local Community College and learn that those "Chem clouds" are condensation trails (CONTRAILS) from high flying jet aircraft. Also learn how to identify the atmospheric conditions that generate them and those "big puffy white clouds" and learn the names of the clouds within the four families of clouds, i.e., Low, Middle, High, and clouds of vertical development.

I did take that class, and those are not Con trails, they dissappear. and they are not clouds.

tayco Loc: Wisconsin

treehugger wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/bdl26f7

Ha Ha!! I love that movie

ocbeyer Loc: Baltimore

I would just use the proper Lightroom brush on those that bother you the most. But you can get days with beautiful, blue unblemished skies, if not often.

http://conspiracies.skepticproject.com/articles/chemtrails/

RichieC Loc: Adirondacks

Contrails... they are a sort of cloud, they spontaneously form from the low pressure and disturbance of the planes wings interacting with the moisture in the air. They may dissipate over time, or they may cause the formation of more clouds. They are not related to the engines... exhaust, chemicals, etc. Unless they are coming out the back of a black helicopter.

Somewhere in Boyle's law of gasses covers it.

wylie Loc: Canada

Maybe sasquatch has taken up smoking again.

GSQRD1 Loc: SAN ANTONIO, TX

"A contrail, short for condensation trail, develops when the hot humid air in Jet engine exhaust mixes with the cold, drier air at high altitudes. Turbulence in the exhaust causes the mixing. A similar process is the reason you can see your breath while exhaling on a cold day."

Ref: page 184 "Weather Studies, Introduction to Atmospheric Science/ Joseph Moran 4th Edition" American Meteorological Society; ISBN-10: 1-878220-96-9/ ISBN-13: 978-1-878220-96-7 :-)

GSQRD1 Loc: SAN ANTONIO, TX

You are right. What you are referring to though are aerodynamic trails which occur in aircraft that have such heavy wing-loading as to yield very strong vortex circulations,i.e., low pressure circulations at the wing tips. :-)

Zenith701 Loc: Southern California

There was a period of about a week when there were no Contrails in the sky at all. When 911 happened there were no contrails, or anything manmade in the air for about a week. It was very spooky for those of us that love to hang out at airports. It's funny the things that can be comforting sometimes.

Gerald Sr Loc: Idaho

:lol: