What are chemtrails?
Chemtrails are the basis of a theory that states that some contrails left nozzles are not only condensation, but include chemicals or biological agents intentionally sprayed on the ignorant public for an unidentified purpose. The term chemtrail comes from the phrase "Chemical Trail", similar to Contrail is derived from the "condensing trail". Chemtrails do not include crops or chemicals released during air attempts to fight fires. The word only applies to air trails, which are said to be created by release of high heights of substances that have not been found in common contrails, resulting in the appearance of what supporters consider to be non -characteristic traces of the sky.
The theory of Conspiracy Chemtrail, as is known, began in 1998 after the Air Force University created a strategic paper filled with hypothetical scenarios to maintain future military dominance. Conspiracy theorists accused the Air Force of using the aircraft to spray unconscious Americans with unknown substances.These aircraft created unusual contrails called "Mystery Contrails". Investigative journalist and author William Thomas is attributed to the "Chemtrails" phrase when his reports of the problem received national attention.
supporters of this theory say that chemicals can be distinguished from contraile in different ways. Not only will it last longer, but they are also stronger and forms that resemble "X", grilfry and cross hatching or parallel lines. They often become miserable "clouds" that combine and form a veil. Chemtrails also has a colored spectrum in currents. An unmarked or military aircraft flying in unusual altitudes or excessive concentrations of the sky in one area also indicate their presence.
Chemtrails are generally considered toxic, although supporters disagree with their purpose. Ideas differ from benign measures to do to vaccinate citizensAgainst illness or bioterrorism and global warming measures, more sinister scenarios such as ID monitoring, military weapons testing, chemical population control and biowarfare. Symptoms are said to rang from conditions similar to flu, including neck pain and stomach spasms, to serious respiratory problems similar to pneumonia.
Scientists, universities, publications and government around the world have denied the existence of chemtrails. The United States received so many complaints that NASA, EPA, FAA and NOAA released a published information certificate in 2000, explaining how contrailes are created, and outlines their familiar and potential impacts on temperature and climate. Other countries - including Britain and Canada, where chemists are reportedly predominant - also vehemently refuted the theory of Conspiracy Chemtrail.