First of all, its not smoke. Its Vapor! Since its so cold when you fly at 35,000FT, and the engines are so hot, you get vapor.
The contrails are mostly water vapor, when the exhaust exits the engines it raises the relative humidity, this water vapor condenses and then freezes leaving a trail behind.
The engines create smoke .
Some people have drawn things in the sky with airplanes, some gas or smoke but its only temporary.
Gas comes out of airplanes, which causes air pollution, and sometimes changes the sky color.
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according to my research all aeroplanes longer than 15feet leave marks in the sky
A formation
The trail left behind in the sky is actually ice, when the air is so cold its below freezing the vapor turns into ice so quickly that it skips the liquid stage and creates a trail in the sky.
The annual average number of airplanes in the air can vary greatly depending on the time of day, day of the week, and season. However, on average, there are estimated to be around 9,700 planes airborne at any given time globally.
Sky magazine is published by delta airlines as a service to their customers. I have found no connection between sky online and sky magazine.
Condensation trails or 'con trails'.
Smoke trail is the trail of smoke left behind by an aircraft as it flies in the sky.
There is 4 syllables in "line high is sky". The syllables are line-high-is-sky.