And people wonder why we talk about chemtrails in NM. How many jets do you see taking a turn light that? They're all spreading out into high, thin clouds. And they always crisscross in a particular area of the sky, not the same place each time. I don't care what anyone says, the ones like this do NOT act like normal contrails. #NMSkies #chemtrails
@HealingHobbit As someone who worked in the aviation industry, those are perfectly normal contrails. Atmospheric conditions cause them to behave differently.
@ehurtley These two (couldn't get the lower one quick enough) were about the same level (guessing) yet the one's trail is completely gone and the other is spreading. This only happens once in a while with the trails like this; usually they all disappear quickly. And the weather conditions vary.
@HealingHobbit I guarantee they aren't at the same level. If you know which direction they were going and when, you can look the flights up on flightaware.com Even 500' difference in altitude can have huge differences in jetstream/wind impacting dissipation.
@ehurtley Oh, cool, thanks!!