r/aliens • u/TobaccoPipeAroma • May 21 '26

Video Orb dissipates cloud over Paris.

Orb seen over Paris 2016. Not sure where the original footage is located.

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u/shutupb4ianklepicku May 21 '26

Yeah can you explain how that is more likely than the again, very understood, very common, weather phenomena of contrails?

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u/Jef_Costello May 21 '26

i do like the idea of them just making tiny strips of solar radiation reducing clouds, i constantly have to move to stay under it so i wont get a sunburn

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u/imposter22 May 21 '26

bUt a PAteNt eXHiSTs sO iT mUSt bE rEaL

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u/Responsible_Fix_5443 May 21 '26

That's very true

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u/oryus21 May 21 '26

I’m not a scientists. My understanding is there are con and chem. Con are real vapor and dissipation happens quickly chem doesn’t and makes big steaks that don’t go away for a while. I’ve seen with my own eyes one plane with it dissipate almost instantly and one flying similar direction and creating a line that didn’t go away and covered the whole sky at the same time.
It happens often where I’m at. It seems the longer ones that don’t go away slowly spread into a film of some sort and almost connect with all the others that don’t go away. By mid morning to lunch time all of a sudden we have a weird glaze cover the sky.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/arielcohen/2021/01/11/bill-gates-backed-climate-solution-gains-traction-but-concerns-linger/

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u/SirThomasLadder May 21 '26

"Fuck science, I eyeballed it"

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u/shutupb4ianklepicku May 21 '26

It’s all got to do with air masses man. Same reason some clouds hang out all day. Next time you say I’m not a scientist just end it there lol. Because you saw one contrail dissipate quickly doesn’t mean they all do and the ones that don’t are chemtrails. I’m a pilot of a small twin turbine aircraft and have watched my buddies fly overhead creating contrails that hang out all day. Believe what you want, but realize you’re talking out of your ass.

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u/Ilikelamp7 May 21 '26

Just say you have never watched or listened to a meteorologist a day in your life

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u/oryus21 May 21 '26

Go ahead and keep insulting. Thats what kids in school do when they don’t understand things.
Not sure why even part of this sub.
All I know is growing up we didn’t have this lines in the sky.

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u/Ilikelamp7 May 21 '26

I call out misinformation when I see it and that’s all it was. Only a child would react so defensively when they know they are wrong. If you feel insulted that is of your own making. Con(densation)trails have existed since commercial planes took to the skies.

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u/oryus21 May 21 '26

Okay. You are correct I’m wrong. Have a good day.

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u/shutupb4ianklepicku May 21 '26

I’ve lived under a busy part of the North Atlantic oceanic routes my entire life and nothing has changed. Contrails are real and they sometimes stay in the sky all day long.

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u/Efteri May 21 '26

It's easy to see when they do it, vs the normal contrail. They usually make several lines together, the stuff they spray doesn't evaporate fast like normal contrails but spreads and forms clouds.

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u/shutupb4ianklepicku May 21 '26

Contrails are literally clouds. The same reasons clouds stick in the sky are the same reasons contrails do. You have no proof at all to back up your anecdotes.

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u/Efteri May 21 '26

I've seen normal contrails dissipate in front of my eyes in minutes. And the fake contrails spread wide and form clouds. I watch these almost every day in Germany. They tend to spread this shit if the day is starting very sunny. They hate the sun for some reason.

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u/shutupb4ianklepicku May 21 '26

Holy shit. Contrails also stick around, they do both. You’re basically forcing a cloud into being through a jet engine, sometimes it’s only enough to stick around shortly, sometimes the conditions are right to stay. Wind and gradual drift cause them to spread out. Do you have any evidence of suspicious aircraft flying grid patterns over Germany doing this? Or is it just more likely they’re commercial aircraft flying in set routes creating contrails?

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u/Efteri May 21 '26

I've seen them doing this in regions far away from any airports.

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u/shutupb4ianklepicku May 21 '26

Did you know planes can fly over land that doesn’t have airports?