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The relationship between beam energy and ion-acoustic damping can also account for the relatively strong ion-acoustic enhancement after 18:20:00 UT: the electrons had been heated
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A cavitation is usually talked about in fluid dynamics. For example a water pump, If a pump demands more water then it is pumping, it can actually pull apart the water and create empty pockets of space within the water. This is not filled with air but rather more like a vacuum in space. This cavatation can actually create pressures within the pump and break it. Now into what HAARP is doing and its Langmuir cavitations.
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Understanding the influence of the immersed particles on the plasma. Growing nanometer-sized particles
affect the plasmas, for instance, by giving rise to large-scale, low-frequency oscillations in the
surrounding plasma. There is a need for research on how collective plasma-nanoparticles interact:
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„h Understanding fundamental plasma physics at sub-Debye scales. Many of the physical processes that
influence the plasma interaction with nanoparticles occur at sub-Debye length scales. Not only are
the nanoparticles much smaller than a typical electron or ion Debye length, the plasma environment
itself is often highly collisional with typical mean free path lengths that are also smaller than the
Debye length. Thus, fully kinetic models of the plasma are required.
„h Diagnostics. Experimental studies of the above effects entail significant diagnostics challenges.
Studying temperature fluctuations of nanoparticles suspended in plasmas is a significant challenge.
Observing the dynamics of nanoparticles
Originally posted by kwakakev
So to try and put all this into something most people can understand, is this close?
HAARP creates earthquakes by the creation of cavitations in the ionosphere from the heating effects of HAARP on the ionosphere. The term cavitation is generally used in fluid mechanics to describe localised unstable boiling due to turbulent pressure flows that collapses with extremely high pressure and heat. Isham et al arxiv.org... performed experiments in 1999 using the cavitation effect to artifically create ion acoustic or sound waves to transfer the electromagnetic into kinetic energy. By directing these sound waves into the ground it can induce kinetic vibrations to cause an earthquakes. The effect is similar to standing next to a large bass speaker, except this speaker is about 10-20 km in size, 75 - 100km up in the air, powered by 3.6 Million Watts and pumping out extremely low frequencies below our range of hearing.
Originally posted by kwakakev
So to try and put all this into something most people can understand, is this close?
HAARP creates earthquakes by the creation of cavitations in the ionosphere from the heating effects of HAARP on the ionosphere. The term cavitation is generally used in fluid mechanics to describe localised unstable boiling due to turbulent pressure flows that collapses with extremely high pressure and heat. Isham et al arxiv.org... performed experiments in 1999 using the cavitation effect to artifically create ion acoustic or sound waves to transfer the electromagnetic into kinetic energy. By directing these sound waves into the ground it can induce kinetic vibrations to cause an earthquakes. The effect is similar to standing next to a large bass speaker, except this speaker is about 10-20 km in size, 75 - 100km up in the air, powered by 3.6 Million Watts and pumping out extremely low frequencies below our range of hearing.