(For the purposes of
this account I use the term “Trail”)
I
was surprised, on entering the garden, to see a massive
“trail” crossing the sky, North to South
(or possibly the reverse). The trail had the characteristics
which I understand apply to “Chem Trails” The
weather was fine, clear and sunny but with some mid-high
altitude cloud (probably Stratocumulus at approximately
6,000 feet I believe) covering approximately 50%
of the sky.
Although
I have seen many chem. Trails in the past I realised
that this one was exceptional, it was very pronounced
and was so easily definable against the sky, especially
as it passed through cloud. I immediately grabbed my
camcorder and managed to record the phenomenon for
two minutes or thereabouts.
As
I observed the Trail I noticed that it rapidly expanded
and developed a serrated or “pearl necklace” effect
along the edges. Where it passed through or near cloud,
it was clearly evident that the cloud “split and
separated”, almost as though it was coming apart
at a seam.
This
splitting effect became very pronounced and simultaneously
the actual Trail seemed to evaporate, allowing the blue
sky to show through.
The
whole incident lasted little more than 3 minutes, allowing
for the time that it took for me to initially obtain
my camcorder.
The
camcorder I used is a Sony CCD-TR728E Pal, Hi8, 20x optical
zoom. It was set on auto focus.
I
realise that the WMF video is very much inferior to the
original video but the mpeg video is of such a size that
it is impractical to upload it on the server. A copy
of the original video will be made available to the appropriate
expert(s) for scientific analysis.
Geoff
Richardson - WHY? Files Author
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CLICK
ABOVE TO VIEW THE CHEM TRAIL VIDEO. IT HAS BEEN COMPRESSED
TO .WMV FORMAT (1.35mb) FROM AN ORIGINAL SIZE OF 50mb
- TAKEN WITH A SONY CCD-TR728E PAL, Hi8, 20x
OPTICAL ZOOM CAMCORDER.
Still
Video Image #1
Initial
sighting of Chem Trail - just a narrow band. (The line
crossing the top left hand corner is a washing line and
the line crossing the bottom right hand corner is a telephone
cable.)
Still
Video Image #2 |
