Easter Sunday, 11 April 2004, was a nice day. Temperatures were in the 60sF (High Teens C), and the Sun shone brightly. However, an ominous pall in the sky was soon to change that for the worse. By late in the day, the eastern sky over the Sierras was completely covered in chemicals, sprayed by jets flying over us all afternoon.
Upon noticing what was going on, I proposed to shoot a photo of one prominent chem-trail, and repeat the process every one minute until the trail was no longer visible. This time lapse photography with chem-trails had never been tried before to my knowledge. I have, therefore, prepared two animated GIFs to demonstrate how this, and other, chem-trails behaved that day.
The first of these is below for your inspection.
GIF © 2004 Jeff Challender
This GIF has lines, added using MS Paint, bracketing the selected trail to help you follow its evolution over time. Please note the "older" trail, which stretches top to bottom on the right. It has spread considerably. Once again, I ask, HOW can ordinary jet exhaust contain so much MASS?
GIF © 2004 Jeff Challender
Now that you know where to look, you can follow the behavior of this trail over time. One has to wonder what is the ultimate purpose of this spraying? I have watched aircraft all of my life, and these chem-trails never appeared before about 1998. If this program is benign, why is it secret? What do "They" tell the plane crews in order to get them to spray their own wives, children, and friends?
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For a longer essay on this Chemtrail phenomenon, and more contrail vs.chemtrail comparison photos, please click HERE. (Large Graphic File - Long Download For Dial-Up Users)
When someone wants to argue with you that chem-trails are mere contrails, ask them "Where does all that MASS comes from then?" That's the key point in dismissing the contrail / ice crystal argument. MASS!
Imagine an old car that is burning oil due to bad piston rings. The blue cloud belching from its tailpipe IS nasty, but there isn't that much of it, and the cloud will dissipate rapidly. Can this car, by driving down one road through a small town, create a heavy blanket of smoke over the ENTIRE town? Of course not; there isn't enough MASS in that old car's exhaust. The same principle applies to chem-trails. Jet exhaust, known as a contrail, doesn't contain enough MASS to account for the phenomenon we call chemtrails.
At the end of the day, it's up to YOU to draw your own conclusions.
© 2004 Jeff Challender
