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These shoot up or down from the sky and leave a trail of smoke. Are these meteors?
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....that didn't take long....
Chemtrails are not real.
while cloud seeding is a thing, this is not what the conspiracy theorists are pointing at as 'chemtrails'. you can know that because cloud seeding kind of requires clouds to function. which, would obscure any smoke trails left by the silver iodide. cloud seeding takes already-condensed-out water vapor (aka, clouds,) and gives it something to attach to in large enough quantities that the droplets fall out of suspension- that is to say, they, uh, precipitate... and... uh... become precipitation... (aka, rain. or hail.)
this is done for a variety of purposes. the first is to cause clouds to precipitate in specific areas (I.E. LA does this over the San Bernardino Valley, to cause the precipitation to help with their hydro electric plants. And California does it up in the mountains to generate snow pack.)
Then there's the opposite- for example, around airports, they'll seed fog banks to get rid of the fog. or, in a bit more of a vane example, they seeded clouds to prevent it from raining on the Beijing Olympic's opening ceremony.
they seed the clouds around my area to help with hail damage. the farther from the city you go, the worse the hail.