Chemtrails
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Not such chemtrails as the conspiracy theorists think, but condensation nuclei and a lot of fumes and water vapor. Sufficient for forming of anthropogenic cirrus clouds, covering most of the sky!
Chemtrails appeared briefly as I set up this shot of the Northern Lighthouse on Brier Island, Nova Scotia.
Explored on September 27th, 2016. Highest position #157.
I spotted this interesting tree as I approached Dungrove Farm when walking the Chesham Outer Ring last week.
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The geese are back and so are the chemtrails, which are more common this time of year when we often have high cirrus clouds.
ALL TRAILS LEAD TO RO...tterdam, not Rome. Or... onto the Sun?
—A wide angle cameraphone shot to round up the day and provide new evidence for the unusual geoengineering treatment above us. Does anybody still need evidence?
The cameraphone capture edited in Snapseed app.
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Many people say these are Contrails, not Chemtrails. I've noted that many times the sky is like this we get rain soon after.
Ce phénomène physique, qui dépend de phénomènes atmosphériques complexes, a été étudié dès les années 1950 et provient de la condensation de la vapeur d'eau émise par les moteurs d’avion à très haute altitude. Le phénomène est encore plus prévalent si l'air est déjà sursaturé.
ODC-T'was The Night Before Christmas
I hope Santa doesn't run into any Chemtrails on his way through here! I took this out my kitchen window.
I went out on this morning chasing a different shot and came back mostly disappointed, except for this one.
A silhouetted tree stands center frame, with a still pond and faint outlines of houses beyond. The sky shifts from deep blue to a blown-out white, with just a sliver of orange breaking the horizon. Above it all, a single chemtrail cuts across the frame, an unplanned detail that somehow ties it together.
Not a prize-winner, but a quiet reminder that beauty often shows up when things don’t go as planned. And sometimes, that’s enough.