So I appreciate the responses to my other comment, I have other questions.
These come from almost entirely passenger planes. If this was actual liquids being dispersed from the plane it would require probably tens of thousands of gallons for each plane, maybe more. Where is this stored?
Why haven’t any flight mechanics come forward with evidence of these liquid dispersal methods/equipment on planes. Seems like it would be pretty easy to prove via a simple cellphone video.
The volume of liquid released would be so tiny compared to the volume of atmosphere that it’s released into that by the time any of it made it’s way down to ground level it would be so dissipated that it would probably only be present in parts per billion or less. There’s not really any chemicals that I’m aware of that would have any effect in those quantities.
I think you bring up valid points. Furthermore, can these plans simply be tracked on flight4adar.com to see if they are passenger or nefarious? I think this would definitively solve the debate.
It seems like you cast off the idea chemtrails are legit because it would take thousands of gallons of storage which is impracticality but yet you attribute the trails to passenger planes which do not have the excess storage capacity. I think the storage capacity is a moot point
So I appreciate the responses to my other comment, I have other questions.
These come from almost entirely passenger planes. If this was actual liquids being dispersed from the plane it would require probably tens of thousands of gallons for each plane, maybe more. Where is this stored?
Why haven’t any flight mechanics come forward with evidence of these liquid dispersal methods/equipment on planes. Seems like it would be pretty easy to prove via a simple cellphone video.
The volume of liquid released would be so tiny compared to the volume of atmosphere that it’s released into that by the time any of it made it’s way down to ground level it would be so dissipated that it would probably only be present in parts per billion or less. There’s not really any chemicals that I’m aware of that would have any effect in those quantities.
Thank you
I think you bring up valid points. Furthermore, can these plans simply be tracked on flight4adar.com to see if they are passenger or nefarious? I think this would definitively solve the debate.
It seems like you cast off the idea chemtrails are legit because it would take thousands of gallons of storage which is impracticality but yet you attribute the trails to passenger planes which do not have the excess storage capacity. I think the storage capacity is a moot point