Chemtrails: What They Are, How They Differ From Contrails, and Why You Should Care
Chemtrails. Contrails. What’s the difference? Are they dangerous? Some people believe that chemtrails are a government conspiracy to control the weather or to secretly spray harmful chemicals on unsuspecting citizens. Others believe that private industry is behind chemtrails, conducting secret experiments with no regard for human health or the environment. So, what is the truth?
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Chemtrails are not Contrails: The Face of Evil – By J. Marvin Herndon Ph.D (Author), Mark Whiteside M.D. (Author)
Contrails are made up of water vapor and ice crystals that form when hot jet engine exhaust meets cold, moist air. They typically dissipate quickly and pose no threat to human health or the environment. Chemtrails, on the other hand, are said to be made up of harmful chemicals that can linger in the atmosphere for hours or even days. Some believe that these chemicals can cause a variety of health problems, including respiratory infections, headaches, and fatigue.
The U.S. government has a long history of weather manipulation, dating back to the 1940s when it conducted secret experiments to see if it could influence the weather by seedings clouds with silver iodide. These experiments, known as Project Cirrus, were successful in creating artificial rain and snow. However, they were also responsible for several disastrous side effects, including floods, droughts, and hailstorms. The government supposedly abandoned weather manipulation after it became clear that the risks far outweighed the benefits.
Potassium iodide, solid carbon dioxide, and liquid propane have also been used in weather modification programs. Potassium iodide is used to seed clouds with ice crystals, solid carbon dioxide is used to create artificial rain, and liquid propane is used to break up hailstones.
As for private industry, there is no hard evidence that any company has ever conducted secret weather-manipulation experiments. However, several patents have been filed for devices that could be used to seed clouds with chemicals. One such device, known as the Cloud Seeder, was invented by David L. Mitchell and is designed to be attached to an airplane.
So what do we know for sure? Chemtrails are real and they differ from contrails in both composition and purpose. The government has a long history of weather manipulation, but it is uncertain if private industry is also involved. What is certain is that the risks of chemtrails far outweigh any potential benefits. If you’re concerned about your health and the environment, avoid being exposed to chemtrails by staying indoors on days when there is heavy air traffic.
Do you have any personal experience with chemtrails? Have you noticed an increase in chemtrails in your area? Let us know in the comments!
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