But that photo shows 4 flights that left 4 contrails that barely cover a fraction of 1% of the sky. How many G6 airplanes would it take to cover the ENTIRE sky? Thousands/tens of thousands at one time?
The trails spread out and cover the entire sky. Our forecast was sunny all weekend and all this week and it rained yesterday out of nowhere and is raining super bad today.
The entire picture is covered, there is not a single natural occuring cloud in that photo. You see 3-4 plane lines
The rest is the smog and total sky coverage behind it.
If this were a time lapse you would see blue sky, then one, two, three jets. Four, five, six jets. Dispersal. Coverage 7 8 9 etc before noon hundreds have flown by in grid like pattern chasing the sun and the day is shot.
Also I swear I can see some of these flights that seem like one will come in mark a point then others will hit that point. Or you’ll see a big trail just making a huge bank, then 10 mins later you would think it’s the same jet like clock work making it’s way around one big circle.
But that photo shows 4 flights that left 4 contrails that barely cover a fraction of 1% of the sky. How many G6 airplanes would it take to cover the ENTIRE sky? Thousands/tens of thousands at one time?
The trails spread out and cover the entire sky. Our forecast was sunny all weekend and all this week and it rained yesterday out of nowhere and is raining super bad today.
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The entire picture is covered, there is not a single natural occuring cloud in that photo. You see 3-4 plane lines
The rest is the smog and total sky coverage behind it.
If this were a time lapse you would see blue sky, then one, two, three jets. Four, five, six jets. Dispersal. Coverage 7 8 9 etc before noon hundreds have flown by in grid like pattern chasing the sun and the day is shot.
Also I swear I can see some of these flights that seem like one will come in mark a point then others will hit that point. Or you’ll see a big trail just making a huge bank, then 10 mins later you would think it’s the same jet like clock work making it’s way around one big circle.