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The British state network wrote today in an article that the white plumes of aircraft smoke seen in the sky, otherwise known as “chemtrail” (chemical sleep) are only “vapour” and not poisonous chemicals as some widespread “conspiracy theories” claim in the Internet.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The development comes as a growing number of people believe the tracks are evidence of something sinister and that evil forces are spraying the population with secret substances for unclear purposes.<\/p>\n
An increase in “conspiracy thinking” since the pandemic, combined with summer travel and open skies, has led to such theories being promoted by many online influencers.<\/p>\n
The BBC says that the phenomenon<\/a> is “water vapor that encounters dirt particles from jet fuel that can form crystals and then disintegrate.”<\/p>\n In higher humidity conditions they remain in the air and create visible contrails over large areas of the sky.<\/p>\n But changes in humidity do not explain why some aircraft leave such contrails and others do not.<\/p>\n One of the main ideas of the theories is that chemtrails promote cloud formation during the day, but this can be explained by “the result of the earth being heated by the sun and warm air rising to condense into clouds later in the day”. according to the British Met Office.<\/p>\n While conspiracy theories say that since the 1990s, dark forces have been spraying the planet with toxic chemicals and heavy metals like barium, to keep populations “quiet” or to reduce them.<\/p>\n More recently theories have been expanded to claim that airborne chemtrails are being used to disperse Covid-19<\/a>to distribute vaccine<\/a>to “control people’s minds”, to reduce the population or to promote the “New World Order”.<\/p>\n Such accusations are often distributed on the network, that is why the Full Fact clarification network has been created to deny them since April.10 debunks” <\/a>.<\/p>\n Commenters with many followers about aircraft chemical trails are scattered on the Facebook and Telegram networks, where they discuss daily “spraying” or aircraft tracking.<\/p>\n Such groups on social networks often also contain anti-vaccine posts and denial of “climate change”, in an increase of such trends since the period of Covid-19 pandemic<\/a>and the rise of the QAnon movement during Donald Trump’s US presidency.<\/p>\n But like other theories, that of airplane chemtrails has a real core.<\/p>\n In the 1950s and 1960s most of Britain was really sprinkled with chemicals from the air <\/a> in a series of secret biological warfare tests.<\/p>\n In 1950, San Francisco in the US was sprayed with a chemical agent from a ship off the coast to calculate the effects of a biological weapon on areas of civil population <\/a>.<\/p>\n There are actually concerns that these high-altitude jets could affect climate change, not by releasing chemicals but by a mechanism known as “radiative forcing”<\/a> according to the BBC.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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