Hey mate the photos are from the link of the website that I posted, not sure where they sourced them from.Actually, the condensation of contrails into clouds is a well-understood phenomenon based on how moisture in the upper atmosphere interacts with aerosols in jet exhaust. Whether a jet contrail expands into a cirrus cloud depends on the temperature and moisture in the atmosphere around it.
http://science-edu.larc.nasa.gov/contrail-edu/science.php
None of this is new or controversial.
Seeing as it depends on the moisture and temperature of the air, no, it is not scientifically impossible. The air is not uniformly moist, and you need a low enough temperature and a high enough moisture for contrails to form. In fact, we'd expect this sort of patchy pattern.
Cite please?
There is no source given for those photos. I have no idea where those are from. Care to share the source?
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