I thought chemtrail talk was pure nonsense until I saw the flight tracker data myself

For years I laughed at anyone who brought up chemtrails. Figured it was just people staring at the sky. Then last April I started using a public flight tracker app to identify planes near my house in Columbus, Ohio. What I noticed was that the same commercial routes would sometimes leave long, lingering trails that spread out and sometimes leave nothing at all. I checked the weather, altitude, and aircraft type. The lingering ones always seemed to come from planes flying at 38,000 feet or higher, and the route patterns matched specific approach paths. I still do not think there is some secret spray program, but I can see why people get suspicious when the data lines up that neatly. Has anyone else gone down this rabbit hole and come out with a different view than they started with?

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holly_sanchez7516d agoTop Commenter

I live in Columbus too and those high altitude planes leave trails because it's just colder up there, plain and simple... I've watched the same routes since 2019 and the weather explains every single lingering trail I've seen.