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Originally posted by _Del_
And this coming from a guy that believes something about HAARP is fishy, and that we are actively pursuing weather manipulation.
Originally posted by Essan
Originally posted by danman23
Hey Essan,
If you read all my posts you would see that I am a website designer, I started studying these graphs about 2 days ago
I think that answers my point In 2 days, with no training and no prior knowledge of the subject, you've become an expert in interpreting ionospheric activity data.
IMO you're looking at graphs of ionospheric activity above one point on the earth and drawing wholly unfounded conclusions about its effect on other points on the earth.
If you wish to verify your conclusions may I suggest comparing the graphs with activity over a number of days, and, indeed, on the same dates in previous years. Also compare with activity elsewhere in the world.
If you can then find something truely anomalous in the graphs you have been posting, you may have a point.
You may also care to explain to us - as alluded to in some of your other posts - how ionospheric activity above Alaska impacts on cloud cover over the contiguous USA - bearing in mind such activity is many many miles above the troposhpere as well as hundreds of miles aways from the areas allegedly affected.
Originally posted by _Del_
Maybe because you're a layman trying to establish causal relationship where it may not exist using graphs that do not directly show HAARP activity, but atmostpheric activity. And this coming from a guy that believes something about HAARP is fishy, and that we are actively pursuing weather manipulation.
Originally posted by danman23
I didn't say Im and expert. I even said.. why don't you find an expert and see what he says? I do understand them now though.
If you understood the graphs at all you would see that the waves are being emitted from the ground and are spiraling in a circle above HAARP
Originally posted by _Del_
reply to post by danman23
If you just found out that HAARP is a DARPA project, I tend to think you don't have enough background to interpret the graphs.
I think the ionosphere's activity measured is the result of UFO's creating plasma's in the atmosphere. Can you argue against that interpretation? Probably not. Does it mean it's true or even likely? Probably not.
Originally posted by Essan
So you don't think it's just depicting natural ionospheric activity?
I'm trying to play the reasonable sceptic here - you need to convince me that your interpretation is the most probable one
Latest Chilton data is available here:
www.wdc.rl.ac.uk...
You need to register though to access it
The site doesn't seem to provide past data like the Gakona one does.
I admit I do not understand what the graphs show. But that does not mean they don't shown what they are claimed by those studying them to show.