Of course they are not. Its a fake, made up, silly conspiracy theory.
No, chemtrails are not real. The term “chemtrails” refers to the conspiracy theory that claims that the trails left by aircraft in the sky are not merely condensation trails (contrails) but actually contain chemicals or biological agents that are being sprayed for nefarious purposes.
However, this theory has been thoroughly debunked by scientists and aviation experts, who explain that contrails are a normal phenomenon that occurs when hot engine exhaust mixes with cold air, causing condensation to form. Contrails can persist for long periods depending on the weather conditions and altitude of the aircraft, but they do not contain any chemicals or biological agents.
Claims of chemtrails are often based on misinformation, misinterpretation of scientific data, or deliberate manipulation of evidence to promote a specific agenda. It is important to rely on factual and scientifically supported information when discussing topics related to public health and the environment.
Resources for Are chemtrails real?
Chemtrails Conspiracy Theory (The Keith Group @ Harvard University)
Contrails and Chemtrails (Metabunk)
Contrail Science
Chemtrails (The Skeptics Project)
Chemtards
Chemtrail conspiracy theory (Wikipedia)
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