Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Truthstream Media"
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A contrail is a man made cloud, inadvertently forming from the exhaust of carbon fired plane engines. If clouds can fill the sky, why can't the clouds that form around the exhaust of planes fill the sky?
Clouds form when water vapour condenses and freezes around particulates in the air. Dust, smoke, pollen....tiny particulates that are blown into the atmosphere. Clouds cannot form unless those particulates are present. There are days that those particulates aren't there. This means that the water vapour has nothing to condense around and clouds will not form. A plane comes along, burning fuel and ejecting gases and particulates out of its exhaust. Just like a car does. Your car exhaust ejects all kinds of pollutants. The difference being that a plane ejects its exhaust into a much colder atmosphere, where air pressure is much lower. This concentrated source of particulates now give the water vapour, that is present, something to condense around. The result is a contrail. Sometimes it dissipates within minutes. Sometimes it will last for hours. It all depends on how much water vapour is present up there. That's the same way with clouds. Sometimes they will dissipate and the skies will remain clear. However, when there is a lot of water vapour present, clouds will continue to form and grow until it falls as rain.
There is no way a plane has the payload capacity to leave a trail that would stretch for hundreds of miles across the sky. It's physically impossible.
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