posted on Aug, 23 2003 @ 04:34 AM
Since I'm still the loose gun that's looking into the HAARP thing from a debunking angle, I decided to look into the infamous magnetometers that are
being quoted to show HAARP activity.
Magnetometer Manual
Ok, there's a lot of techno-stuff in there, but what I want to come to is page 3. The specifications! It says here, the thing has a frequency
response between DC and 25 Hz. So any variations in the magnetic field that go faster then 25 Hz are likely not to give an accurate reading. Even less
so probably they are going to pick up the megahertz regime radiation emitted by HAARP:
Antenna Design and frequency range
Note that radiation in principle can be thought of as travelling waves of mutually orthogonal electric and magnetic field, so yeah, when the fluxgate
magnetometer would have a response even in the megahertz regime, sure, you would be able to see HAARP activity. But with this severe mismatch in
frequencies I would put out a good bet that you can't see it.
Other point: There are many other devices that emit in the near microwave regime, like cell-phones. Why wouldn't they show up if HAARP can show up
with the indicated frequency mismatch???