Chemtrails, QAnon or just a bit of fun?
Despite the obvious entertainment value, these heavenly messages have also given rise to some theories and speculation. But we can reassure you: these are neither chemtrails nor dark messages. It's just Skytext - a spectacular way to send a message and amaze the world.
Imagine looking up and suddenly seeing a huge message that looks like it's being pulled from an airplane and turns into a grinning smiley face. You scratch your head, wondering if it's a government conspiracy, a botched message from a dark cult, or something else entirely. We reveal the truth behind the spectacular celestial phenomenon that has everyone talking.
Skytexter: Flying masterpieces like the sky smiley
It sounds like science fiction, but experienced aerobatic pilots have actually managed to use the sky as a canvas. They fly with impressive precision and write their messages in the sky. And no, it's not magic, it's technology and talent.
The images are from the Wings over Batavia Air Show that took place this past weekend at the Genesee County Airport near Rochester, NY. The pilots not only conjured up smiley faces, but also butterflies and other amazing messages in the sky. The event was reported on Facebook , for which the perfectly successful Skytext smiley was also used.
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WGRZ-TV also covered the air show with a video of how the smiley face was created :
“Western New York residents looked to the sky Thursday and saw smiley faces drawn in preparation for the upcoming Batavia Air Show became."
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The principle behind floating messages
A sophisticated system and the use of paraffin oil create artificial clouds, which together create an impressive typeface. The environmentally friendly paraffin oil evaporates at high temperatures and allows the messages to shine for a brief moment before disappearing into the sky.
Conclusion: An exciting phenomenon that triggers wonder and questions
In a world overwhelmed by digital messages, Skytext stands out in a fascinating way. While some may want to see it as a conspiracy or a mysterious message, the reality is much simpler and more impressive: it is a blend of art, technology and mastery over the skills of outstanding pilots.
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