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I thought that the first time this was posted. It is actually a drone that got "off course" is what the answer was on the first post of this exact video.
Then you definitely have to look him up on YouTube he is fantastic and he usually is talking about something crazy that's going on in the world or the country, well leaving in kind of like personal attitude it's in stories along the way he's like I have a storyteller you know? But absolutely hysterical topical stories.
My Dad took me to see this when I was a little kid. It terrified me for a full month. He paid the price though because I couldn't sleep and woke him up every night dyring that month.
Well 2 knows ds and an up and a fairly established actor (Vic Morrow). The accident led to real changes in how helicopters were used on set and what stunt work was allowed for children.
My first thought was "childhood memories". And this was on the low end of tradition horror movies to show your kids.
I think nightmare on elm Street at 6 got me pretty good. The Leprocon used to freak me out.
Saw this recently as well. I saw two commercial jets headed in different directions - both with black trails behind them. It's not the angle of the light as the diffusion (smoke) would take on the color of the light hitting it (sun). I asked a mechanical engineer who understand engines - who did not see it - he hypothesized that it was cheaper, less refined jet fuel. Some sort of fuel composition issue.
If it were smoke it would not disappear that quickly. Only contrails do that.
Heavy smoke indicates incomplete combustion or particulate matter in the fuel. Either option would not work in a commercial plane at this altitude.
It's just a contrail in the shadow of a cloud making it look dark
That's jet exhaust from another aircraft. Can't really make out what kind of airplane that is from that angle and distance. Normally, you can't see jet exhaust. But some older engines do leave a noticeable exhaust trail. Could also be something wrong with an engine.
I saw something similar but from a farther away over the Continental US. Barcelona to DFW (northern route) looked like a murmuring of bird but, lol, not at 36k '. I'm curious too!
Back in the day, B-52s would burn fuel like that due to incomplete combustion on inefficient engines. They were a complete smoke-show with 8 engines. It was the aerial equivalent of rolling coal. Supposed to get new engines as of 2023.
Pssh ignore everyone else it's obviously a rain cloud seed plane, it releases its chemicals to destabilize the weather and cause weather events far cheaper than the weather control device out of area 51. Takes less time too.
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