These erie lines often cover our sky. Nobody seems to take notice. Are they just contrails?

3/1/01

Perfect intersection

This plane passes through the intersection of the previous two trails.

4/14/01

As soon as one trail appears, another one comes along.

Notice how they all connect.

5/10/01

It didn't tale very long for this to appear.

It's hard to believe there can be so many planes in the same area.

Do these common trail connections happen by design?

7/27/01

These parallel pair formations are now happening quite often.

Obvious "starting" and "stopping" points.

Notice how this trail makes a sudden twist. (far right)

10/15/01

These short bursts were common. They seem to just appear out of the blue.

This one started up again with a little "blast".

3/9/02

Just one vivid trail.

Look at that. It just cuts right off.

How do they do that?

Along comes trail #2.

And it connects with trail #1. Gee, what a coincidence!

10/19/02

What do you know, yet another perfect intersection.

Notice the near perfect grid formation they were making.

As parallel as can be.

Nothing unusual about this?

11/2/02

Funny how they get started at about the same time on the days they put on their show. Notice how this trail has large "drips", probably because they made it too thick.

That plane's trail started to run out and then stopped completely.

This fiberous looking stuff was quickly covering the once blue sky. As well as spreading out, it appeared to be slowly drifting down.

12/4/02

And this was only the start.

What are they thinking? "So much sky, so little time?"

Yeah right, just a regular looking sky.

This is the "new" definition of "clear skies". Welcome to the era of denial.

5/6/03

So many different aspects to just one so called contrail?

The thing almost looks like it's alive.

The streamers coming off these trails continued getting longer and longer.

So, is this all just the result of routine aircraft activity or is it possible that something else is creating false contrails? ......... gar fla