I used to laugh off chemtrail theories until I saw the crop damage near my town

For years I rolled my eyes at anyone talking about chemtrails. But last summer I noticed this weird yellow dust coating my tomatoes and peppers, and a neighbor pointed out it matched the patterns of the planes overhead. I actually measured a 40% drop in my garden yield over three months, and the local extension office had no explanation. Has anyone else seen actual physical changes in their area that tied to sky activity?

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joel_hall1715d agoOG Member

Did you get that yellow dust tested to see what it actually was?

felix_black15d ago

Did you try to get the lab to give you a percentage breakdown or just tell you what the main compound was? I figured you sent it off somewhere like that soil testing place out in Nevada, @joel_hall17. I'm curious if they flagged any heavy metals in it, because that stuff on the windowsill looked way too bright to be natural. My buddy sent a sample of something similar to a university chem lab once and they came back with a list of like six different things in it, none of which were just dust.

hannahsingh15d ago

That's really rough. I had a similar thing happen with some pinkish sediment I found on a hike, sent it to a lab and they came back with a list of like eight compounds. It's SCARY when you think it's just weird natural dust but it ends up being a bunch of synthetic garbage. The lab I used wanted extra money just to tell me the percentages, like that wasn't part of the basic test. I hope you didn't have to pay through the nose just to find out it's probably toxic.