Spot fungus, spider webs, or chemtrail structures? YOU DECIDE.

I believe 100% that things have changed since the late 90s with regard to the way some contrails behave. Some billow out now to hundreds of times their original width and do not dissipate, but instead form fresh cloud banks that seem to never dissipate, but instead to spread out and cover much (if not all) of the sky. Often, this is worse just before a coming storm front or rain system. I, 100% for sure, remember what normal contrails looked like as a kid growing up in the 60s who was fascinated with the skies (who wanted to be an astronaut and was always looking up.) Prior to the late 90s, contrails never billowed out even 1/10th as much as they do now, and always dissipated within, at most, an hour our so.

I know geoengineering is real, so do not come on this thread and try to counter that well-substantiated fact, because I will not reply. However, what I do have some doubts about are claims that web-like structures found on people's lawns on dewy mornings are chemtrail structures of some sort. I am not saying they aren't...I'm just saying I am very skeptical. This article is about THOSE STRUCTURES, like the ones I photographed on my lawn this morning:

My wife and many, many others, claim they are nothing but so-called "spot fungus" or "dollar spot" which has been photographed, thusly:

(photo courtesy of ChingTeoh)

This article explains all about this type of fungus, and the type of dry (drout-like) conditions, and very low grass height (such as we have) --conditions that are current to our lawn:

https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/lawn-care/lgen/dollar-spot-fungus.htm

Others counter that these and other web structures are too variable and common after heavy chemtrailing days to be anything but chemtrail residue...and that may well be for other types of spider-web like structures that some people are finding on lawns, BUT ALSO well above lawn heights:

See:

https://www.facebook.com/SoCalSkyWatch/posts/969621426428442

...and this interesting video from New Zealand:

Then there are also some who claim they are simply what they look like...spider webs:

https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20160624/lincoln-park/spider-webs-not-snow-mold-covered-chicagos-lawns-thursday-heres-why/

Here is a brief excerpt from the above link:

"'These webs are incredibly common and can be found in most lawns,' Lawrance said. 'They become more visible when dew drops collect on the surface of the webs.' Lawrance said if you look close enough, you may see an area where the webs narrow and form a little tunnel, which is where the spider is usually hiding. The spider will hang out until it feels vibrations on the web, alerting the spider to nearby prey. 'They're out almost year round in lawns and bushes, just more visible at the moment with the condensation collecting on the webs,' Lawrance said."

So there you have three different theories on what these things are. I wish I had looked down more as a young boy, but my head was pretty much always stuck in the clouds. I was also RARELY (if ever) up and out at sunrise as a young lad, so I wouldn't have seen these anyway (as they disppear once the sun dries the dew.) So, I can not say with any certainty how long these types of structures have been on lawns. I know they've been here on our lawn many times in the past, and we've lived here since (oh darn!)...the late 90s.

What do you think?? Please upvote and resteem. Let's get some good discussion going here.

I leave you with this link for those of you may still be in denial about chemtrailing and geoengineering:

https://thetruthaboutcancer.com/what-are-chemtrails-doing-food-water-supply/