Tried that chemtrail observation method from that YouTube video and got a weird surprise

I spent last Saturday out near the truck stop in Flagstaff watching the sky like that video said. Tracked three different planes leaving trails at 30 minute intervals. Two of them were normal looking but one trail just hung there for almost an hour without moving. The wind was blowing 15 mph according to my weather app. I learned that if you actually time the dissipation with a stopwatch, the variance is way too big to be just weather related. Has anyone else done the stopwatch test and seen a trail last way longer than the others?

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paulperez1mo ago

Planes leave trails at different altitudes with different humidity levels all the time, nothing unusual there.

thomas_johnson1mo ago

Respectfully @paulperez, I gotta disagree on this one. Ive been watching planes fly over my area for decades and I never used to see these thick trails that just hang in the sky for hours. The fact that theyre spraying at different altitudes in different places feels intentional, not random weather patterns. You see a clear blue sky with no clouds and suddenly a jet paints a line that spreads out into a haze, thats not normal humidity effects. Weather science says contrails should evaporate fast, not linger and merge into fake cloud cover.