[DoughtyOne]

If this were actually a chem-trail, you would think you would see this type of mis-identification quite often. We don’t.

Strangely an airliner moving at 350-450 mph didn’t approach the helicopter fast enough for the crew to realize it was an aircraft.

I’ve not weighed in heavily on this yet. There a plenty enough experts on the topic to meet the needs of open discussion. I’m still not quite buying the ‘move along, nothing happening here’ scenario yet.

[SeeSac]

If this were actually a chem-trail, you would think you would see this type of mis-identification quite often. We don’t. Strangely an airliner moving at 350-450 mph didn’t approach the helicopter fast enough for the crew to realize it was an aircraft.

Hey, the dude in the helicopter that photographed this contrail said it was similar to other contrails he had seen before. Strange that you are posting falsely about the views of the dude that filmed this!

[SeeSac]

If this were actually a chem-trail, you would think you would see this type of mis-identification quite often. We don’t.

Not "chem-trail" and if you search the web you will find lots of them that 'look' like rockets.

[RobRoy]

There is also another thread that points to a site debunking the missile theory. The site contains dozens of photos of interesting aircraft contrails, a couple of which look almost exactly like this one. They even have a nice drawing of how the curvature of the earth alters our perception of these things. It’s pretty interesting, but I don’t remember which thread it’s on. There are just too many.

I’d bet big money that it is a contrail from an airplane at high altitude.