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The theory that governments or other entities are secretly spraying chemicals into the air through airplane contrails.
Credible, verifiable from airline or airport employers asserting that routine flights are being used to spray “” do not appear in the reporting: mainstream scientific reviews and government agencies c...
No: the visible streaks many call “chemtrails” are ordinary aircraft contrails—condensed water vapor—and the scientific community and multiple government agencies have repeatedly debunked the idea tha...
Chemtrail believers advance a handful of interlocking arguments—visible trail persistence and unusual appearance, chemical test results and alleged residues, historical weather-modification programs, ...
Longstanding, documented government atmospheric programs and proposals — including mid-20th century open-air biological tests, decades of cloud‑seeding and research, and provocative military strategy ...
Chemtrail believers most often point to a small canon of documentaries and amateur videos — notably What in the World Are They Spraying? (also cited as Why in the World are They Spraying?), Aerosol Cr...
The claim that "chemtrails"—secret, large-scale aerial spraying programs to manipulate weather or populations—has no credible scientific evidence supporting it; mainstream atmospheric scientists and m...