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Study : Persistent Contrails (Chemtrails?) Indeed Produced by Non-Regular Air Traffic
A study conducted using the scientific method in the Houston area shows that (1) an abnormal type of aircraft contrail, one that is significantly more persistent, is being produced by some planes, and that (2) the planes that produce this type of contrail (some would call them chemtrails) are not registered air traffic for the area, but rather, unidentifiable jets.
The meticulous study, by M. Steadham, was conducted using specialized software that tracks all air traffic (commercial, passenger, and private flights) which are required, under Instrument Flight Rules, to submit a flight plan to the regional air traffic control center.
See the complete, detailed study here :
===> http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/report.shtml
===> OR archived snapshot here (your viewer might have it zoomed out at first).
Take note : the link to "Flight Explorer Personal Edition" in the article is outdated. As of this writing, the link can be found here here or via Google search.
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The report's conclusion states :
It is hoped that others will endeavor to repeat these observations and publish their results. By repeating the basic observations for persistence length and whether the flight appears on Flight Explorer, it will be seen whether or not a trend emerges confirming the existence of a unique category of trail. Atmospheric differences due to higher moisture and colder temperatures in different locations will produce greater maximum persistence observed for identifiable traffic. For those in locations with greatest contrailing potential, the task of collecting data on highly persistent trails from unidentifiable flights will be hardest.
In this research I have gone to great lengths to measure and characterize my observations as accurately as possible in order to provide the clearest representation possible given the resources available.
M Steadham