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Spent 6 weeks chasing a 'chemtrail' pattern over my town before I actually read the flight data
I got pulled into the contrail thing last spring after seeing what looked like a grid of lines over my neighborhood in Tulsa on a Tuesday morning. I took photos every day for 6 weeks and mapped them. What finally got me was when a guy at a local weather spotter meetup showed me how to pull the same day's flight paths from a free tracker and overlay them. Every single line matched a normal commercial route. I felt like an idiot but also kind of relieved. Has anyone else on here had a moment where the data just killed the whole theory for you?
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sethtorres11d ago
The "data just killed the whole theory" moment hit my buddy Dave the same way, except his was chemtrails over his farm in Kansas. He kept a notebook for two months, then his nephew pulled the flight tracker up on a laptop and matched every pass in about ten minutes. He still talks about how dumb he felt, but he says it was better than spending another summer staring at the sky.
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