Recently I came across a video of "objects" in chemtrails. So far as I know, most of these objects were not visible to the naked eye, but showed up because the person filming was using an IR lens and night shot during the day. The video can be found HERE.

If you have been reading Grey Matters for a while, you know that I have somewhat of an obsession with chemtrails and ufos. The thing that intrigued me about this video was that the objects seen in it look very much like objects I have often seen in chemtrails with the naked eye.

So, I dug out a video camera that I purchased quite a while back and had never used (because I actually prefer still photos) and I ordered an IR lens for it.

My IR lens arrived a couple day ago and as fate would have it there haven't been any good chemtrail days since it arrived.

When I thought about that, it occurred to me that it was really somewhat crazy sounding to think that there are good chemtrail days and bad, so let me explain -- A good chemtrail day is when there are like half a dozen, unmarked white planes in the sky making trails. These trails don't seem random. They are stacked up lines and Xs. This is when I most often see unidentified flying objects.

A bad chemtrail day is when there are just a couple lines in the sky and they aren't even straight lines. It is almost like someone is practicing. There isn't the order that there is on a good chemtrails day.

A good chemtrail day seems like it was planned out and that there is some sort of order to it. A plan of some sort. The lines don't appear to be random to me. At times I have speculated that it is some sort of code, like Morse Code or even the I Ching. I actually wrote an article about the I Ching theory for Adam Gorightly's magazine, but I kind of lost my train of thought along the way to actually writing it -- maybe it will eventually come to me again. That is what happens when you don't write things down as you are thinking of them. However, at the time I thought it was too crazy and wasn't sure what to do with it, even though, it made perfect sense to me at the time I thought of it.

Anyhow, in the upcoming weeks (or months) I hope to be running an experiment with my video cam and IR lens. I have tested things and everything seems to be in working order. I will be reporting on things here and at my L.O.W.F.I. Blog.

I have no clue if I will end up with any footage like the video that inspired this experiment, but it seems worth a try.