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"Whatever you say"Sorry you're so closed minded. I won't be answering further posts of yours on this thread as it is fruitless.
"Whatever you say"Sorry you're so closed minded. I won't be answering further posts of yours on this thread as it is fruitless.
For those who will listen and think water expands 1000 times when it becomes a vapor. That means 314/1,000,000ths of a gallon of water becomes .314 of water vapor. That's not enough vapor to be visible 6.0628 miles away.
For those who care to listen I figured cruising altitude of a 737 at 35,000 feet. Divide that by 5280 and the dividend is 6.6287 miles. BTW optimal cruising altitude of a 737 is 37,000 ft. That is 7.0075 miles.
Once again this for anyone who will listen and learn.
There are 256 tablespoons in a gallon of water. So, in 341/1,000,000ths of a gallon of water how many tablespoons are there in that? 256 x 341/1,000,000 = 0.080384 tbs. 8/100ths of 1 tablespoon of water or 8 tablespoons of vapor being spread out every minute.
Really? It's being spread out at 500 miles/hour. That's 8 tablespoons of vapor spread out over 8.33 miles or 44,000 ft..Look, if you're going to reply to me, then just reply to me already.
This sort of petty behavior is extremely childish. Grow up.
Continuously doing the math isn't going to change the fact that that's a lot of water being moved at those altitudes.
You seem to think there's more water in the atmosphere than there actually is.
Really?
It's being spread out at 500 miles/hour. That's 8 tablespoons of vapor spread out over 8.33 miles or 44,000 ft.
What part of 8 tablespoons of vapor over an 8 mile stretch do you not understand? I tablespoon of vapor/mile and you think that is highly visible from 6.5 to 7 miles away?You think I'm joking?
Yes. And?
What part of "the atmosphere is much thinner at those altitudes" do you not understand?
What part of 8 tablespoons of vapor over an 8 mile stretch do you not understand? I tablespoon of vapor/mile and you think that is highly visible from 6.5 to 7 miles away?
Spread that out over 8.33 miles and that is .03 pounds of vapor/mile.At those altitudes, there is only 0.021814 lbs of air per cubic foot. You're telling me 0.26 lbs of water is being moved in an environment where the air is 0.02 lbs/ft3.
YES, THAT'S A LOT OF WATER, AND WOULD BE A SIGNIFICANT DISTORTION, enough to cause a vapor trail visible for many miles!
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Ever watched an airliner fly overhead with powerful binoculars? I have a pair of 10x binocs. I watched an airliner fly over a few years ago and there was no visible vapor trail.At those altitudes, there is only 0.021814 lbs of air per cubic foot. You're telling me 0.26 lbs of water is being moved in an environment where the air is 0.02 lbs/ft3.
YES, THAT'S A LOT OF WATER, AND WOULD BE A SIGNIFICANT DISTORTION, enough to cause a vapor trail visible for many miles!
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How many tablespoons is 8 tablespoons of water? How many teaspoons is 8 tablespoons of water? This page will convert 8 tablespoons of water to units of volume such as teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, and milliliters.www.calculateme.com
Spread that out over 8.33 miles and that is .03 pounds of vapor/mile.
Ever watched an airliner fly overhead with powerful binoculars? I have a pair of 10x binocs. I watched an airliner fly over a few years ago and there was no visible vapor trail.
Ok. I've had enough. I see no need to keep on talking about this with you. Your mind was closed to this to begin with and it appears it will stay closed.Ok?
There probably wasn't enough moisture in the air that day.
What's your point?
Look in a mirror.Ok. I've had enough. I see no need to keep on talking about this with you. Your mind was closed to this to begin with and it appears it will stay closed.
This isn't true. Some of the contrails persisted.You're referring to fighter jets not to large transports. And condensation does not remain in the air and then spread out over a matter of hours.
Here is a 7 minute video speaking to the amount of aluminum being found in snow and rain water across the US.
What do you mean by "persisted"? Do you mean they spread out and covered large areas? And what was their relationship to both the planes and the pilots of those planes?This isn't true. Some of the contrails persisted
WinterAnyone know what causes this?
So what is your explanation for summer?Winter