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Originally posted by andy1972
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.
This is pure propaganda....every 30 secnds he insults the US...he says the Russian navy are FORCING him ti go public...he´s a freak. Just look at his darth vader t-shirt.
Pure CRAP.
The HF transmitter now consists of 180 antenna elements having a net radiated power capability of 3,600 kW, thus completing its development as originally planned. Although the HF transmitter is complete, the program continues to improve and develop the suite of scientific instruments at the facility to enhance its scientific product.
frwebgate.access.gpo.gov...:s517is.txt.pdf
WEATHER MODIFICATION.—The term ‘‘weather modification’’ means changing or controlling, or attempting to change or control, by artificial methods the natural development of atmospheric cloud forms or precipitation forms which occur in the troposphere.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by sowtruth
1) HAARP does not transmit ELF waves. It can stimulate the ionosphere into producing ELF waves. Very weak ones. Much more powerful ELF waves are produced naturally.
www.bibliotecapleyades.net...
2) Please provide a source.
3) Can you tell me where to look in the videos for the claimed proof of ELF waves triggering earthquakes. The History Channel provides little history and even less science and I lose patience with it very quickly.
4) HAARP cannot "displace" parts of the ionosphere. It can heat a small portion of it and affect its density slightly. This occurs many miles above the jetstreams which are not "water channels", they are bands of very high speed wind.
5) HAARP's transmitters produce 3.6Mw. From the source you provide:
The HF transmitter now consists of 180 antenna elements having a net radiated power capability of 3,600 kW, thus completing its development as originally planned. Although the HF transmitter is complete, the program continues to improve and develop the suite of scientific instruments at the facility to enhance its scientific product.
6) Weather modification has nothing to do with HAARP, it is about cloud seeding.frwebgate.access.gpo.gov...:s517is.txt.pdf
WEATHER MODIFICATION.—The term ‘‘weather modification’’ means changing or controlling, or attempting to change or control, by artificial methods the natural development of atmospheric cloud forms or precipitation forms which occur in the troposphere.
HAARP cannot affect the troposphere or clouds.
7) EISCAT is located in Norway. It does the same sort of ionospheric research as HAARP but has 1/3 the power.
Originally posted by Zeptepi
reply to post by sowtruth
The Crystal Palace Park Television transmitters
In London Transmit on 4 Channels at 1000kw each.(ie:1MW)
BBC1,BBC2,ITV1,CH4.
Not much less power than HAARP.
By this reasoning. the Crystal Palace could have done it.
Just illustrating familiar power levels for comparison.
For example, an FM radio station which advertises that it has 100,000 watts of power actually has 100,000 watts ERP, and probably not an actual 100,000-watt transmitter. The TPO of such a station typically may be 10,000 to 20,000 watts, with a gain factor of 5 to 10 (5× to 10×, or 7 to 10dB).
Originally posted by Zeptepi
reply to post by Donny 4 million
No Don, Just another propaganda website that spits out drivel that is designed to promulgate fear. I found this quote especially amusing. A million kilometer long "magnetic filament" is not at all unusual. In fact, Hams
look forward to increased Sun spot activity. It enhances HF propagation by increasing the reflectivity of the ionosphere. Further, to even suppose that ANY manmade "firing" could even remotely cause a Solar flare to "collapse" is utterly beyond ridiculous! Thus is the fodder for the gullible.
Funny name for a website that doesn't have a clue "what it means"
www.whatdoesitmean.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."
You have got to be kidding me.
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 davesidious
reply to post by Donny 4 million
He's probably referring to that "news source" you said had a good link. The article in question was complete nonsense. Pure, unabashed conjecture. It is claiming things as fact without any evidence. It's rather clear they don't have any scientists on staff, as I've seen more scientifically-coherent statements from 3-year-olds.
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
Any way HAMS are limited in the power they can use. HAARP is unlimited as far as I can tell.
So any HAM nonsense is not required in the discussion.
Originally posted by A-E-I-Owned-You
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.
It is far easier to simply follow the herd than look at real facts. A herd is a herd and people that believe HAARP did this or any other quake simply do not understand some of the technology and methods behind it. Radio is not something everyone has experience with so it does not surprise me that so many would think that this HAARP nonsense is reality. Its kinda like the witch trials. You do not understand something so you immediately think ill of it. Less time should be spent discussing scientifically impossible things!
But I guess while the less intelligent play with foolish theories, real conversation can take place elsewhere. On to REAL issues.
[edit on 1-3-2010 by A-E-I-Owned-You]
Originally posted by A-E-I-Owned-You
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
Any way HAMS are limited in the power they can use. HAARP is unlimited as far as I can tell.
So any HAM nonsense is not required in the discussion.
Sorry, but that is just a way to dismiss real facts. While ham operators cannot operate with the same power, the science behind radio is STILL THE SAME.
Deny ignorance, do not embrace it with a wave of your hand because it does not fit into your baseless theory.
[edit on 1-3-2010 by A-E-I-Owned-You]
[edit on 1-3-2010 by A-E-I-Owned-You]