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My uncle told me chemtrails are real and now I can't unsee it

So my uncle Dave, who lives off-grid in a cabin near Flagstaff, told me last summer that those white lines in the sky aren't just condensation from planes. He handed me this old binoculars and said watch how they spread out into a haze instead of fading like normal clouds. I thought he was nuts until I actually looked and saw it myself, plain as day. A few days later I checked flight tracker apps and some of those planes weren't even on the map, just flying with no ID or anything. Now I catch myself looking up every time I'm outside and I swear the sky looks different than it did years ago. Has anyone else tried tracking those trails with radar or those sky-watch websites?
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emmam89
emmam8923d ago
That journal idea is exactly what I did when I first got into this. I kept a notebook for three months and mapped out how the trails always seemed heaviest on Tuesdays and Thursdays around 2 in the afternoon near where I live outside Portland. The flight tracker part sealed it for me too I found a plane that was putting down a crazy thick line and when I looked it up it said "call sign blocked" which I didn't even know was a thing. Have you noticed if the pattern changes with the seasons or anything like that?
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paulw53
paulw5323d ago
Oh man, I've been down this exact rabbit hole. Best thing I did was download one of those skywatch apps that lets you look up flight paths in real time. When you see a plane spraying a thick trail and then check the app and it says "unknown" or no data, that's when it gets real. I also started keeping a little journal with dates and weather conditions, just photos of the sky each day. After a couple months you start noticing patterns - like certain days of the week have way more trails than others, or how they always seem to spread right when the sun hits a certain angle. The flight tracker thing is key though, that's what turned me from wondering to actually being sure something's off.
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logan525
logan52523d ago
Check the wind direction before you even look up. They always spray into the wind.
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