chemtrail
- noun
- /ˈkɛmˌtreɪl/
- Jargon
- In this video, I try to show the correlation between heavy metals, the chemtrails, and the resulting plant damage.
Aluminum has said to be in these chemtrails, but where else is it?
- Aluminum has said to be in these chemtrails, but where else is it?
- So why are they using chemtrails in the sky?
- I do know a little bit about chemtrails because obviously they're not real, are they?
- Well, I mean, now a couple weeks ago, we just saw here in Tennessee that we're banning chemtrails.
Examples
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Conspiracy theorists claim that chemtrails are part of a secret government program to manipulate the weather.
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How do you explain the existence of 4 to 6 parallel chemtrails when the aircraft only has 2 engines?
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At what point have I concluded that there is a global chemtrail conspiracy?
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So why are they using chemtrails in the sky?
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None of us has the ultimate proof whether chemtrails are actually real or not.
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I only noticed the chemtrails because I read about them on the Internet.
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There are videos on chemtrails on YouTube from all over the world.
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So I feel the major toxin in these chemtrails is the aluminum.
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Quite often, the people arguing against the existence of chemtrails simply don't live in areas where they are prevalent.
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Some people believe that chemtrails contain harmful chemicals released by planes flying overhead.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chemtrail comes from chem- (short for 'chemical') and trail ('line left by a plane'), so the name gives a clear image: some people use it to say planes are leaving real chemicals in the sky.