Thank you to those of you who responded. I have no conspiracy theory or anything I was trying promote/sell. I was simply trying to see if this had been discussed/researched before and to maybe glean some insights. I’m glad some of you were in my area today (NE TX/SE OK) in the Dallas approach area and saw what I saw too. Some of you are typical asshats that think you know everything and make sarcastic remarks to what was a simple question.

It’s easy to throw out some ‘physics’ crap and tell me that the air at high altitudes is supercooled blah blah blah and the hot jet engines and crystallization blah blah blah. Please explain to us living in these areas with heavy jet presence near an international hub like Dallas have never seen a woven sky like this before from plane traffic? Perhaps this was the only supercooled high altitude air day in decades here.?