This can be what jets leave behind when they pass through the sky,
It is little droplets of water, possibly frozen. It's caused by the expansion of bypass air in the engines which cools them. Modern turbofan (jet) engines actually mix with fuel only a small portion of the air they suck in. The vast majority (90% or so) of air is "bypass air" that is compressed and then used for additional thrust. This air expands as it leaves the engine. Moist air is in equilibrium between liquid and vapor water. Some water condenses into droplets but some droplets evaporate back to vapor. The addition of cool bypass air shifts the balance in favor of condensation. This creates a visible trail.
Another (more unlikely) reason to where these smoke trails came from is that the government of the U.S. has been experimenting by dropping large amounts of barium atop of their own cities disguised as "Jet Exhaust". Large levels of Barium can shut down an organism's immune system leaving them far more prone to disease. The government actually has the "right" to experiment on its own cities and the inhabitants of that city.
Condensation trails or 'con trails'.
Actual smoke would be known as exhaust. The lines in the sky that follow a high-flying jet, however, are known as condensation or "con" trails. They are not smoke but condensation in the atmosphere caused by the disruption of the air by the airplane's passage.
not every day
That completely depends on the date and the time when you saw it. The sky changes every hour and every day.
go outside look at the sky and dahh that's the colour it changes every day
It changes every day.
In the current F18 model that the Blue Angels use, the nose cannon has been removed and replaced by an oil tank. The oil from this tanked is pumped along and dumped into the exhaust tailpipe to produce a white billowing smoke.
Smoke trail is the trail of smoke left behind by an aircraft as it flies in the sky.
because the earth spins
The sun is the chariot he rides across the sky every day.
The stars are always in the sky, 24/7/365. But you can only see them when conditions are favorable. Unfavorable conditions include: -- cloudy sky -- fog or smoke in the air -- sun also in the sky -- full moon in the sky -- lots of city lights around you
The Earth spinning every 24 hours causes day and night. The Moon has nothing to do with causing day or night. In fact, the moon spends just as much time in the daytime sky every month as it does in the night-time sky.