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Originally posted by jumpingbeanz
HAARP is an Ionosphere research site.
HAARP bounces HF radio off the ionosphere. Basically the same thing that ham radio operators do.
HAARP is located in Alaska, so it is difficult to believe (to anyone that understands RADIO and has more than 2 brain cells) that an experiment in Alaska can cause an earthquake in Haiti or rain in San Diego.
Perhaps someone might point to Chavez as being technologically impaired.
Originally posted by boaby_phet
reply to post by Donny 4 million
it means they took a radio signal, probably nothing or much interest, bounced it off the moon, then recieved it somewhere esle where they could not broadcast to from their location due to curvature of the earth.
radio waves being bouncing off anything really is not a big deal.
[edit on 28-2-2010 by boaby_phet]
Originally posted by zenjewel
Not sure what we could want from Chile but the are the largest producers of copper. I look at possible HAARP involvement in Haiti as a strategic chess move.
On January 10, 1946 ,a radio amateur in the US Army Signal Corps bounced a radar beam off the moon, marking the first Earth-Moon-Earth transmission. Amateurs using EME today continue to explore the boundaries of radio technology, and its popularity continues to grow.
EME today is an increasingly popular Amateur Radio operating mode among VHF and UHF enthusiasts. Radio amateurs regularly beam signals to the moon, with their reflections painting a large area of our planet.
"On March 25th, 2009, a team from the German space organisation AMSAT-DL reached another milestone on its way to its own interplanetary probe towards planet Mars.
The ground station at the Bochum observatory transmitted radio signals to Venus. After traveling almost 100 million kilometers, and a round trip delay of about 5 minutes, they were clearly received as echoes from the surface of Venus.
Receiving these planetary echoes is a first for Germany and Europe. In addition, this is the farthest distance crossed by radio amateurs, over 100 times further than echoes from the moon (EME reflections).
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Donny 4 million
Surely with your expertise in RADIO you would be aware of this:
On January 10, 1946 ,a radio amateur in the US Army Signal Corps bounced a radar beam off the moon, marking the first Earth-Moon-Earth transmission. Amateurs using EME today continue to explore the boundaries of radio technology, and its popularity continues to grow.
EME today is an increasingly popular Amateur Radio operating mode among VHF and UHF enthusiasts. Radio amateurs regularly beam signals to the moon, with their reflections painting a large area of our planet.
www.arrl.org...
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Donny 4 million
Well, I looked at the URL and saw that it was Sorcha Faal's site. Is that good enough?
www.abovetopsecret.com...
"Especially worrying to the US and their EU counterparts prior to this new earthquake weapons test, these reports continue, was the appearance on the sun this past week of the estimated 1 million kilometer long magnetic filament extending from its surface which another HAARP “firing” is feared could cause its collapse resulting in a massive Hydra Flare that could affect our entire Earth."
Originally posted by Pocky
reply to post by ventian
Everybody watch. Fantastic, lol, even the guest are astounded by this information, they're starting to wake up.
Originally posted by Caggy
PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF- citating Salfate as a "reliable" source it's like using Sesame Street's Big Bird as source.
I can't believe this. We, Chileans, have lived along with quakes every day of our lifes and this one is certainly not differnt of others.