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Originally posted by Lynda101
reply to post by randyvs
I don't doubt that Harrp is lethal and I read somewherfe its made nuclear weapons redundant but I don't understand why it would be aimed at Japan, they're allies and common sense would tell anyone their nuclear units are vulnerable and fallout would eventually blow across the water to the USA and elsewhere.
Afre you thinking it was deliberate or accidental, or worse case scenario other countries have their own little harrps.
Dear God its really time to make for the moon or is that vulnerable to?
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
reply to post by randyvs
That demonstration moving the rock uses low frequency acoustic waves.
HAARP uses electromagnetic waves.
Electromagnetic waves are of a different nature than acoustic waves in many respects. For example, electromagnetic waves travel at the speed of light, acoustic waves travel at the speed of sound. And their behavior is quite different in many other respects.
The other problem with saying HAARP was involved in the Japan quake is the distance. The waves from HAARP are so weak after a few hundred miles, they won't have much effect outside that radius.
Even if someone used acoustic waves to trigger the earthquake in Japan, as that video suggests, it was going to happen anyway, so all they did was affect the timing by making it happen perhaps a week before it was going to happen anyway without the trigger.
Originally posted by lambros56
Nice find.
I watched this four part lecture by Tom Bearden from 1985 and he`s certainly got me believing something has and still is going on.
youtu.be...
Originally posted by randyvs
Originally posted by lambros56
Nice find.
I watched this four part lecture by Tom Bearden from 1985 and he`s certainly got me believing something has and still is going on.
youtu.be...
So I can no longer tolerate the labels people have been using to describe anyone who believes this is what is
going on. I hate to see people being made to feel degraded by others over this. As a result I have decided to put my gun belt on and go after those who use ad hominems as source for their argument. It's only assinine in the first place.
Thank you very much for that very impressive link.edit on 24-4-2011 by randyvs because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Wolfetone
I've been looking for a basic and simple explanation for a while now and this fits the bill. I've read a lot about HAARP but the people I try to describe it to think I'm nuts!
Originally posted by KewlDaddyFatty
reply to post by Arbitrageur
I'm a Radar Technician and this is whats always been my issue with HAARP -- the power density. There just isn't enough power there. Most people do not realize how quickly the power disapates. The further from the source the less power there is, therefore the power required in the transmitter would be unimaginable.
Power Density=[(Transmitter Power)(Antenna Gain)]/(4*pie*radius^2)
Power Density
Originally posted by KewlDaddyFatty
reply to post by Holly N.R.A.
I wouldn't know where the platform would be but why would it matter? There is not any equipment out there, especially mobile technology, that would be able to keep those transmitters from blowing up with the amount of power required for a phased array radar to cause resonance. Phased arrays send out pulses and are not constantly transmitting anyways. The pulses are timed together in order to send out the electromagnetic wave. I think HAARP could be used to alter jetstreams but causing the earth to resonate...not so much.
Originally posted by KewlDaddyFatty
reply to post by Arbitrageur
I'm a Radar Technician and this is whats always been my issue with HAARP -- the power density. There just isn't enough power there. Most people do not realize how quickly the power disapates. The further from the source the less power there is, therefore the power required in the transmitter would be unimaginable.
Power Density=[(Transmitter Power)(Antenna Gain)]/(4*pie*radius^2)
Power Density