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Alaska state troopers debunk conspiracy theories swarming around strange cloud formation in sky

April 10, 2022 | | Print Article

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A set of photos featuring strange worm like images in the sky reportedly taken near Lazy Mountain, Alaska on Thursday stirred up controversy on social media as viewers hypothesized that the finger-like cloud was caused by everything from a UFO or volcanic eruption to a Russian missile.

“You can clearly see the object making the fumes in these photos. That ain’t no rocket or plane,” one person commented.

“Looks like something from a Peter Jackson movie,” another person wrote.

But Alaska State Troopers pulled the plug on the conspiracy theories after conducting an investigation and reporting that they “believe that the photos and videos showed a contrail from the commercial jet combined with the rising sun which together caused a unique atmospheric sight.”

“The Alaska State Troopers and our partners at the Alaska Rescue Coordination Center investigated the Lazy Mountain photos and video that were reported to the Alaska State Troopers and have also been circulating across social media this morning. There have been no reports of overdue aircraft or ELT activations indicating an aircraft crash. A rescue team on a helicopter flew a mission around the Lazy Mountain area this morning and located nothing suspicious and there were no signs of crashed aircraft,” they wrote in an online advisory.

“Further investigation revealed that a large commercial jet was flying in that area around the time that the photos and video were taken. The aircraft was contacted and reported normal flight operations on its way to JFK airport in New York. Troopers believe that the photos and videos showed a contrail from the commercial jet combined with the rising sun which together caused the unique atmospheric sight,” Troopers wrote.

“We greatly appreciate the numerous Alaskans that reported the suspicious sight this morning to law enforcement,” the troopers concluded, which may have been polite code for “please stop calling us now.”

Not everyone was convinced by the trooper’s claims, perhaps due to a large number of so-called “conspiracy theories” that have been reported by the corporate media that later they have to admit are indeed true.

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4 thoughts on “Alaska state troopers debunk conspiracy theories swarming around strange cloud formation in sky”

  1. You would think they could come up with a more believable explanation. It’s as if a plane had never before made a flight at sunrise.

  2. These “geniuses” in uniform in Alaska can’t tell the difference between a “con trail” and a Chem Trail ??

  3. And someone, anyone tell the credentials of Alaska State Troopers to make such an assertion. A college degree isn’t even required. I guess gubment “workers” know it all. Just ask Falsi (Fauci).

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