Sky Weaving

On the road again heading home, we were driving through Georgia when I noticed these patterns hovering in the sky. Were they clouds or contrails? I don't know, but I've never seen such a latticework and I thought it worthy of recording.

[Mrs. Smith]

So beautiful. I love the blue sky...and just the lines. I think it's a message for you!

[cglist]

Gorgeous blue!

[Terry]

Very cool. Looks like chalk writing in the sky.

[Kerri]

Beautiful sky

[Chimom]

cool cool cool!

[Rick Schies]

Great shot. The sky is beautiful in the blue.

[Susan Klassen]

Beautiful, very cool sky!

[Steve Harvey]

really nice sky.

[Melissa Pike]

Neat! I'd assume they're contrails since they're just too perfect to be clouds. But then again, I've been wrong before.

[Lois P]

Good photo! Jet trails definitely - beautiful sky!

[Debbie Sesma]

Wow, that's a lot of contrails! I see that quite often where I live, but I'm within miles of a military base, and along the flight path to two fairly large airports, one being LAX. So you can see why that would be. Oh the conspiracy theorist would love this photo!!

[John E]

@mrssmith @cglist @sarasdadandmom @kerristephens @fysmith @digitalrn @dailypix @harvey @melissapike @loey5150
Nice capture! Condensation trails dissipate within a few moments and do not linger in the sky for long periods of time. What you're referring to is called chemtrails.
@veralynnds 's The chemtrail conspiracy theory entry on Wikipedia is not a good source for information.