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Originally posted by Donny 4 million
reply to post by EvolvedMinistry
EM
My Dad was a HAM since he was a young man. I remember when I was a kid, Dad would slide a wire up and down a large quartz crystal to tune in a transmission.
A buddy of mine down the street had a Dad with a radio/TV shop.
He got us some of the first commercial transistors and diodes. We soldered them up with a tuning coil, a few resistors and a small battery. Slip these into a hard pack Marlboro box and put in your earpiece.You were cool. You had a radio in your T=shirt pocket.
I spent time with a Top Secret clearance with Radar picket aircraft, radio controlled missiles and the first AWACS aircraft.
I have a deep respect for RADIO. My greatest pleasure in the spiral threads is seeing and knowing so many are exposed to this amazing tool.
EM I know you have taken some pretty nasty remarks when you mentioned your Dad.
Well I am having a beer for the two Dads, I think helped bring some sanity to the world of radio.
Originally posted by sparrowstail
Has anybody proposed that the test was to see what effects Eiscat would have on a fired missile?
Probably, right?
It would account for both theories. Can EISCAT disrupt guidance systems of missiles? Is that one of it's applications?
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Point of No Return
It has been presented. You must have not been paying attention.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
The spiral was created by a missile
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by downisreallyup
Because he wasn't paying attention, as he himself stated. Contrary to the thread title, there is no "new evidence" that EISCAT created the spiral, this "evidence" was presented long ago. This "evidence" does not indicate that EISCAT can produce anything like the spiral.
The spiral was created by a missile and there was no connection with EISCAT. EISCAT cannot direct its heater beam to a point 800km away. The EISCAT log shows that the heater was not in use at the time.
[edit on 2/19/2010 by Phage]
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by downisreallyup
Because he wasn't paying attention, as he himself stated. Contrary to the thread title, there is no "new evidence" that EISCAT created the spiral, this "evidence" was presented long ago. This "evidence" does not indicate that EISCAT can produce anything like the spiral.
The spiral was created by a missile and there was no connection with EISCAT. EISCAT cannot direct its heater beam to a point 800km away. The EISCAT log shows that the heater was not in use at the time.
[edit on 2/19/2010 by Phage]
Originally posted by downisreallyup
Originally posted by sparrowstail
Has anybody proposed that the test was to see what effects Eiscat would have on a fired missile?
Probably, right?
It would account for both theories. Can EISCAT disrupt guidance systems of missiles? Is that one of it's applications?
Exactly! I'm often amazed at how unilateral people can be in their thinking, believing that any explanation must only have a single element to it. We saw TWO things that day:
1) A trail in the sky that was clearly from a missile. Most photos of the spiral left this part out, probably because it opened the door for people to say "it was JUST a failed missile."
2) A strange spiral in the sky that looked very otherworldly.
Instead of people arguing whether it was a MISSILE or an unusual scientific PHENOMENON, the first thing people should ask is "could it be both?" When faced with two polar extremes of possibility, the truth usually lies somewhere in the middle. Either it was an unusual experiment involving a missile, or the missile launch was a way to cover-up the true intention of the event.
Anyhow, star for you in bringing this up!
This "evidence" does not indicate that EISCAT can produce anything like the spiral.
That is the very thing we are referring to with EM radiation, and that by the way is slightly different than Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) which is typically used to knock out communications, which is what you are consistently referring to. And, project bluebeam still requires Electromagnetic Radiation to operate. You are aware of this...RIGHT?
Originally posted by Point of No Return
You keep using the same lame arguments like "according to Eiscat, the heater wasn't used that day", wich is just plain stupid.
Why is it plain stupid? It's a completely valid argument based on solid evidence.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Donny 4 million
Good point. A localized "missile shield" wouldn't make sense. HAARP is not a "missile shield" and never was. It, like EISCAT, is an ionospheric research facility.
Originally posted by Edews
There's a pretty extensive thread about this where the OP basically proves it was a rocket...
The military is not a research organization. They are weapons users. Not weapons developers. That's why we have Ratheyon and Lockheed etc.