4th of July. High HAARP season begins.

I wonder how many birds are going to fall to ground this year as the result of another major HAARP experiment that will no doubt be blamed o fireworks.
It seems like every 4th of July or around that time there are large animal massacres going on.
Sorry *snip*, no links. Just wondering out loud on ats.

a reply to: FinalCountdown

Birds fly in the ionosphere now?

I guess you missed the memo.
HAARP is shutdown and being torn down.
www.adn.com...

a reply to: Phage

u beat me to it

I never believed in HAARP, prove it actually alter the effects of the earth, the weather without showing some youtube video. GOD is the only man that can control the weather on HIS earth...

originally posted by: MX61000
I never believed in HAARP, prove it actually alter the effects of the earth, the weather without showing some youtube video. GOD is the only man that can control the weather on HIS earth...

HAARP was never intended or claimed to affect the weather, though, so it's not about "believing in HAARP". HAARP did what it was meant to do, which had nothing to do with weather, earthquakes, killing sparrows or anything else like that.

a reply to: Phage

Ya. HAARP no longer exists, ya'll. The birds will have to die by some other means.

Well if ask people about what is HAARP, that would be the response you would get, that's the subject matter if you read it.. HAARP controlling weather... a reply to: Rob48

originally posted by: MX61000
Well if ask people about what is HAARP, that would be the response you would get, that's the subject matter if you read it.. HAARP controlling weather...

Only among the terminally uneducated. Not much weather happening in the ionosphere.

I though that was only one of many HAARP facilitys
There may be many HAAARP-like facilities of which we are not aware.

a reply to: Phage

I really believe what they say.
No question.
Thank you Phage.

a reply to: Fisherr

There are a number of ionospheric heaters of which we are aware.
So what? They aren't HAARP and, like HAARP, they can't kill birds.

Well...maybe if a bird flew over the antenna when it happened to be in operation, but probably not even then.

originally posted by: FinalCountdown
I wonder how many birds are going to fall to ground this year as the result of another major HAARP experiment that will no doubt be blamed o fireworks.

You could ask the USDA

USDA Admits to being behind the Mysterious Slaughter of Millions of Birds and Animals

a reply to: FinalCountdown

If HAARP has been moved, it's for strategic reasons.
If it's gone altogether, it's achieved it's goals and they have something better.

a reply to: EA006
Or cheaper.

a reply to: Phage

Na it's American.

According to Wikipedia the output of Haarp is 5.1 gigawatts. I did the math and I think that 5.1 gigawatts would power about 4 million homes. What kind of signal requires that kind of power, and where is it generated? Is there a nuclear plant on site?

a reply to: Nickn3

According to wikipedia the maximum ERP was 5.1 gigawatts.
ERP is not power output. It is a theoretical value.
The maximum power output of HAARP was 3.6MW. It was powered by a few diesel generators.

originally posted by: Phage
I guess you missed the memo.
HAARP is shutdown and being torn down.
www.adn.com...

Most places I read, including your link, was that it was being dismantled...not that a few bits of wire would be much of a bother.
And of course,
"Walker said the Air Force would like to remove critical equipment this summer to avoid the expense of winterization."

I'm sure the birdies, and a heap of other animules will be chuffed once they have a read about it being 'torn down', no more broken beaks and backs, no more fecking headaches, no more negative waves, no more..Aww shiite, we forgot about the mobiles and all the other stuff, Jeremy Clarkson may get us yet for free.