That moment at a gas station in Tulsa made me rethink everything about chemtrails

I used to roll my eyes whenever someone brought up chemtrails. Like yeah sure, the government is spraying us from planes, whatever. But last month I was filling up at a Shell station off Route 66 in Tulsa around 5pm and I looked up at this plane leaving a trail that just kept getting wider and wider instead of dissolving. I stared at it for like 15 minutes and a guy next to me said 'they do that every afternoon around here.' That got me thinking about how I never actually looked into the science side before. So I spent a weekend reading through some old EPA documents and weather modification patents from the 90s. Now I'm not saying it's definitely a conspiracy but I do pay way more attention to the sky during my drives. Has anyone else noticed how different the trails look depending on which part of town you're in?

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thea_carter28d ago

Trail width also depends on how high the sun is, not just the plane.

eva24327d ago

Man, you just described the exact moment that flipped me too. Used to laugh at the whole idea, but seeing those trails just sit there and spread out instead of fading, that changes your head a little. The town by town thing is wild, makes you wonder what the difference is.