I love the view of Chem-trails in the morning

[hdsailorman]

Woah hoss...just slow down a lil bit.
I love your arguement and enthusiasm....but just slow down and receive what others are thinking.

I am open to hearing what others are thinking. Just don't need "self appointed experts" to give me BS answers to legit questions or tell me to use my God given brain. Lame.......

 

[300_whisper]

"expert facts”

FIFY

Yeah believe it or not a lot of factors go into determining the solubility of chemicals at different altitudes, pressures, and temperatures…lol.

Look up steam tables and get ready to have your mind blown…

 

[blazedawg87]

In your "expert opinions" none of you have addressed how radically different the contrails are from one day to the very next day. Not days or weeks or weather differences. Its simply not possible to have that radical of a difference given all the factors mentioned concerning altitude, temperature, pressure, yada yada.....
Truth is you don't have an explanation so you repeat the same mantra over. Believe what you want. Critical thinking is exactly what I am doing by trusting what I see and experience. I am willing to hear another valid opinion but what I won't do is believe some lame explanations from you "experts" with cognitive dissonance.

Ok let’s make this really simple. Go outside and build a fire, then build one the very next day and see if the smoke goes in the exact same direction, height, thickness, etc. Guess what, it’s gonna be different every single day. Now imagine this at 30k ft where the average wind speed is 29mph and changes constantly.

 

[hdsailorman]

You haven't fixed anything for me, just avoided my legit question.

 

[300_whisper]

You haven't fixed anything for me, just avoided my legit question.

What haven’t we answered? Are you looking for actual data tables from aeronautical engineers and meteorologist and then the equations associated for predicting such outcomes based on previously observed data??

 

[JBWJr]

 

[hdsailorman]

Ok let’s make this really simple. Go outside and build a fire, then build one the very next day and see if the smoke goes in the exact same direction, height, thickness, etc. Guess what, it’s gonna be different every single day. Now imagine this at 30k ft where the average wind speed is 29mph and changes constantly.

That is about the most pointless explanation yet....
I'm done here. You "know it all experts" have had the final word....congrats.

 

[300_whisper]

That is about the most pointless explanation yet....
I'm done here. You "know it all experts" have had the final word....congrats.

How else would you like it explained? You just keep saying we didn’t answer your question. And your counter point was I look into the sky and things are different.

 

[300_whisper]

No lol…

 

[JBWJr]

No lol…

Oh. Okay.