Chem trails

@Metal-Brain said
Chem is short for chemical. All I have to do is prove chemicals are being sprayed. Dry Ice has been used for many years. Is that a chemical?

Answer my question. Do you mean regular passenger planes are deliberately spreading chemicals in their trails in an attempt to do something to the atmosphere or poison the planet?

@shavixmir said
Answer my question. Do you mean regular passenger planes are deliberately spreading chemicals in their trails in an attempt to do something to the atmosphere or poison the planet?

I didn't say passenger planes.

@Metal-Brain said
Would you like to make a bet on it?

If I can prove chem trails exist before the end of the month you lose the bet. If I cannot prove that by the end of the month I lose the bet.

The loser of the bet will post a thread on this forum saying "I lost a bet to name of the winner of the bet) and this is why". Then a brief explanation of why the bet was lost is put forth.

Do you accept the bet?

Would you like to make a bet on it?

yes. Question: What evidence would you accept?

@Metal-Brain said
Dry ice is a chemical used for cloud seeding. So chem trails have existed as long as cloud seeding has existed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Popeye

Weak. What else you got?

@Metal-Brain said
Chem is short for chemical. All I have to do is prove chemicals are being sprayed. Dry Ice has been used for many years. Is that a chemical?

In fact water is a "chemical" dry ice is carbon dioxide, and thus a "chemical" but is also a naturla occuring substance in the atmosphere.

The dry ice was sparyed in the atmosphere in earliere times to reduce the temperature, so in the application in the atmosphere it is not a chmical. That would be a "phys trail" if any.

@Ghost-of-a-Duke said
Weak. What else you got?

That is all I need. Honor the bet.

@Ponderable said
In fact water is a "chemical" dry ice is carbon dioxide, and thus a "chemical" but is also a naturla occuring substance in the atmosphere.

The dry ice was sparyed in the atmosphere in earliere times to reduce the temperature, so in the application in the atmosphere it is not a chmical. That would be a "phys trail" if any.

You admitted dry ice is a chemical. Honor the bet.

@Metal-Brain said
You admitted dry ice is a chemical. Honor the bet.

Only in your own troubled brain. See Pondy's explanation above.

The idea that Chem trails are a source of weather manipulation is bogus, flawed and extensively debunked.

Catch up.

@Metal-Brain said
You admitted dry ice is a chemical. Honor the bet.

Are you distancing yourself from your bogus and embarrassing assertions in the OP and going instead for some kind of lame technical victory?

@Metal-Brain said
You admitted dry ice is a chemical. Honor the bet.

There is no material that is not a "chemical".

Dry ice is the same stuff the plane is emitting as aoff-gas anyway.

So define "Chemtrail"

@Ponderable said
There is no material that is not a "chemical".

Dry ice is the same stuff the plane is emitting as aoff-gas anyway.

So define "Chemtrail"

Define chemical.

@Metal-Brain said
Define chemical.

For me: participant in a chemical reaction.

However for use in "chem trail" and used more colloquial
directly harmful synthestic substance.

@Ghost-of-a-Duke said
Are you distancing yourself from your bogus and embarrassing assertions in the OP and going instead for some kind of lame technical victory?

He is technically wrong. And you are technically embarrassing yourself because you know I have him. But if you would like to make a more specific bet state the terms.

@Metal-Brain said
You admitted dry ice is a chemical. Honor the bet.

So metal brain is right.

A plane's machine emits matter.


Content?

@Metal-Brain said
People used to think chem trails were just conspiracy theory nonsense, but they are real. They are used for weather manipulation.

https://geoengineeringwatch.org/

Are these chem trails adversely affecting people's health? Aluminum cannot be good for people. Maybe it is causing autism or cancer.

And in the OP "aluminum" is reffered to .

So tell me how much aluminum in dry ice?