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Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Iamonlyhuman
reply to post by Movhisattva
Use of the heater was not scheduled.
Meteor Dust studies with VHF and Heater is the description of the ongoing experiment. Sometimes the heater is used in conjunction with the VHF radar and sometimes the radar is used alone.
Look at the header of this memo;
VHF: TEQUILA 2009 12 09 0700 - 2009 12 09 1000
www.eiscat.se...
Look at the header of this memo:
HEA: TEQUILA 2009 12 12 0630 - 2009 12 12 1030
www.eiscat.se...
See the difference?
[edit on 12/14/2009 by Phage]
HEA: TEQUILA 2009 12 12 0630 - 2009 12 12 1030
Scheduled for 0630-1030
VHF: TEQUILA 2009 12 12 0630 - 2009 12 12 1030
Scheduled for 0630-1030
Originally posted by JayinAR
Hey guys, how lucky are we that we had a photographer in place with tripod to record such an incredible image?
Convenient?
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by watcher73
The schedule is there so scientists know who is going to be using what, when. That is one purpose of a schedule, to avoid conflicts. A memo is issued for each device which will be used.
Once again, here is the heater memo for December 12.
HEA: TEQUILA 2009 12 12 0630 - 2009 12 12 1030
Scheduled for 0630-1030
www.eiscat.se...
Now, here is the VHF memo for December 12. On December 12, both are used.
VHF: TEQUILA 2009 12 12 0630 - 2009 12 12 1030
Scheduled for 0630-1030
www.eiscat.se...
See, same date, same time. Two separate memos. One for each device. There is no memo for the heater on December 9.
[edit on 12/14/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by OldDragger
If the "spiral" photo is indeed at time exposure the it does not depict anything that was actually seen by anyone, then I must deferr to all the other pics, which, as I said, are typical of a missle launch.
Until I see some real info on how EISCAT could have caused anything, I remain certain, IT'S A MISSLE LAUNCH!
[edit on 14-12-2009 by OldDragger]
Meteor Dust studies with VHF and Heater
Originally posted by JayinAR
reply to post by watcher73
I like to take photos as well.
If I were shooting photos of the sunrise, normally I wouldn't be doing it from the middle of a parking lot.
I'm not saying, I'm just saying.
I'd estimate we are pretty lucky indeed to even have such a wonderful image to be arguing over.