That isn't white smoke, it's water vapor that is condensed out of the air by the passing of the aircraft. This is called a "contrail," which stands for condensation trail. The altitude depends upon the relative humidity and the temperature, which vary from hour to hour. Generally, this only occurs at very high altitudes.
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Aerodynamic buffeting is a vibration (sometimes violent) that is felt in the airframe and controls of an aircraft. It is brought on by the separation of the boundary layer of air that normally flows along the wing or tail. It is usually associated with slow speed and high angle of attacks, but can also be brought on by high (near-supersonic) speeds as well.
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its because of micro crystalline ice formation at high altitudes due to exhaust gases (Vapor) from the aircraft engine
Jet aircraft appear to emit white smoke when flying at high altitude because they are compressing the air and turning any water vapour in them to steam. There is also a lot of condensation into the hot trails left behind by the engines. Over time, as with any cloud, these trails disappear. At low altitude occasionally from a jet fighter or stunt aircraft you can often see white lines tracing the path of the wingtip across a sharp banking turn. This is because the air is being pressurized under the wings and depressurized above the wings and the pressurized air is harder to see through and appears white.
Could be that the lawn was wet and that the white smoke was actually steam.
failure of head gasket :)
You will be high two days before surgery.
The white smoke means coolant being burned. So the chances that its a head gasket problem are pretty high.
The question is not relevant. Either can be a wide range of temperatures. Sometimes "white smoke" is little more than condensate from steam, but it can also be oil vapor smoke, wood smoke or who knows what, depending on what is being burned. Black smoke typically has a high concentration of carbon but other than that the characteristics are similar.
Bad head gasket? Oil mixing with coolant?
No, if you're patient and let it dry before you smoke it then it should be fine. It will evaporate completely before you even hit it with the lighter yet still improve your high.
chances are high that you blew a head gasket because white smoke is when coolant gets in the combustion chamber and is vaporized
Copious amounts of white smoke would usually indicate that your cylinder rings have worn out. 1. Add oil immediately. 2 look for a new or good used car as you are looking at an engine rebuild at least.