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schema:text	What was claimed White vapour lines in the sky are chemtrails, not clouds. Our verdict The lines are not chemtrails, but clouds of ice crystals left by aeroplanes, known as contrails. White vapour lines in the sky are chemtrails, not clouds. The lines are not chemtrails, but clouds of ice crystals left by aeroplanes, known as contrails. A Facebook post which claims that a number of long white lines of vapour in the sky are “chemtrails” is inaccurate. The post includes a photograph with the caption “I've got a beautiful feeling those are chemtrails not clouds in my way.” The hashtag #Chemtrails has also been trending on Twitter in recent days. “Chemtrails” refers to a conspiracy theory which claims that these white lines in the sky are evidence of a plot to either spread poison or control the weather by spraying chemicals from aircraft. As we’ve written before, these lines are not poisons or weather-controlling materials being released by aircraft. They are actually condensation trails, or contrails. Contrails are long thin lines of cloud which are formed when water vapour produced at high altitudes by aeroplane engines freezes as it is released into the cold air surrounding the aeroplane. The frozen vapour leaves a trail of tiny ice crystals behind the aeroplane’s engines which, depending on the humidity of the air, either change directly from a solid to a gas—and become invisible after a few minutes, or remain as water droplets or ice crystals, creating the white lines often seen in the sky. These trails can remain in the sky for several hours, which explains why this particular Facebook image shows the trails despite there being no aeroplanes in sight. Image courtesy of William Hook. This article is part of our work fact checking potentially false pictures, videos and stories on Facebook. You can read more about this—and find out how to report Facebook content—here. For the purposes of that scheme, we’ve rated this claim as false because the image does not show “chemtrails” left behind by aeroplanes, but clouds of ice crystals known as contrails. Full Fact fights for good, reliable information in the media, online, and in politics.
schema:mentions	Water vapor Contrail Hashtag Cloud White people Poison Conspiracy theory Twitter Facebook Full Fact Ice crystals Trail running Humidity
schema:reviewRating	The lines are not chemtrails, but clouds of ice crystals left by aeroplanes, known as contrails.
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schema:datePublished	2022-05-20 (xsd:date)
schema:inLanguage	English
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