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Originally posted by Smell The Roses
reply to post by Bedlam
Okay what about this...Is this all wrong too?
1981 Apr 12th Shuttle Columbia STS1 The Columbia was accidentally destroyed by 7 Super Heavy Cosmospheres
Originally posted by Tom_Proctor
HAARP can cause ELF frequencies, and I know for a fact it can be done by transmitting higher frequencies and mixing them together with a lower frequency below it.
As said in my original post, the waterfall shows signals very close to eachother.
If you take 700Hz, and then take 706Hz, you create a 6Hz frequency. You then turn the ground into a large subwoofer. HAARP has the power to do this. And they have openly said they can put their radio power into the ground for finding oil.
Originally posted by Damian-007
If you do mix two frequencies together you create a whole host of other frequencies as well. I think they're called Harmonics. Correct me if I'm wrong. So wouldn't the Harmonics of the two frequencies create Problems?
I aslo thought they way they found oil, even using HAARP is to bounce radio waves off or have the Radiowaves absorbed by the actual oil.
Everything Absorbs, resonates and reflects radiowaves. it's just a matter of finding the right frequency to do it.
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Originally posted by Tom_Proctor
What I see in the waterfall is them mixing. You can mix to make the difference of those frequencies an extremely low frequency. And in that sense, taking what you said about it being 20-30 watts with ELF, they could use an extremely powerful signal at 7.4Mhz and send out extremely powerful signals at very low frequencies.
Originally posted by Bedlam
Who ever told you that one? Cross 'em off your list. It's pure bunk. Absolutely wrong. Typical confusion of radio and sound. Typical, that is, for an uneducated layman
That's because it's all wrong. The real stuff isn't nearly as interesting.
Originally posted by Bedlam
Originally posted by Tom_Proctor
What I see in the waterfall is them mixing. You can mix to make the difference of those frequencies an extremely low frequency. And in that sense, taking what you said about it being 20-30 watts with ELF, they could use an extremely powerful signal at 7.4Mhz and send out extremely powerful signals at very low frequencies.
Modulation doesn't work that way. What you'll get is a carrier at 7.4MHz, and sidebands 700 and 706Hz above and below it, if it's AM modulated. They won't mix in the air to form sound or 6Hz ELF, any more than you can hear the local AM station by listening real hard.
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
When are you ever even going to get your status up and near layman?
Laymen can see spin and total crap at the bat of an eye. Which level of academia does your meaningless rhetoric come from. HAARP can cause physical vibration. period.
Originally posted by Bedlam
What the thing reminds me of is block interdiction.
The US reserves a LOT of radio frequency blocks for use during combat. They keep you off them by jamming them. If you tune around the SW dial and hear what sounds like airplane engines or repetitive sounds in loops like this, it's often jamming stations.
It might also be a low frequency OTH radar, in which case you will often hear them drift around at local sunrise/sunset (which can give you an idea of the location), and you can sometimes move them off center by banging a key down on a big final right on their carrier. As little as a few hundred watts used to move the Woodpecker back when they first cranked it up.
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
Why do you mix modulation with side band?