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HAARP stands for The High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program. The goal of this program is to further advance our knowledge of the physical and electrical properties of the Earth's ionosphere which can affect our military and civilian communication and navigation systems.
Originally posted by Titen-Sxull
HAARP Website
That is the public link for HAARP
The whole idea that HAARP can modify weather and cause eartquakes should be a reason for concern.
Originally posted by Titen-Sxull
Again let me reiterate that the government may indeed be working on ways to control the weather, I have no doubt that the government has plenty of secrets, but HAARP just doesn't fit the bill, it isn't the culprit.
Originally posted by liejunkie01
The whole idea that HAARP can modify weather and cause earthquakes should be a reason for concern.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
I wonder what the defense purposes are but my guess is, they are communication related purposes.
Sorry my friend, HAARP isn't that powerful, only 0.0036 Gigawatts, so I think you mis-heard. However it wouldn't surprise me to learn of plans to build a larger and more powerful facility (or expand HAARP further) in the future. 1 gigawatt is a lot though. The entire CERN/LHC complex "only" uses 0.18 gigawatts and that's massive.
Originally posted by incontenant
I watched a special on HAARP, What they say it is composed of is an array of antennas shooting a high power beam(1 GIGAWAT) up to push to ionosphere up to enable better satelite control.
Originally posted by zorgon
But no worries HAARP is NOT making earthquakes. The Chinese weapons bunker that was taken out by earthquake was just a serendipitous accident
These guys would be the prime suspects regarding something happening in China because they are a lot closer than the facility in alaska, right? Each person is 100 Watts of caloric energy (assuming a 2500 calorie per day diet), so if 25% of that energy is electromagnetic (a very generous assumption which is greatly exaggerated) that is 25 watts per person. So 400 guys at 25 watts each is less than 10,000 watts of EM energy.
Originally posted by zorgon
Perhaps now you will better understand that power is not the only factor
The ULF resonance structure is observed in the H-component as two resonant packets (linear polarization) in the frequency bands fR2=10.2−11.1 mHz and fR2=13.6−14.5 mHz, with a certain hourly dependence. The probable reason of appearance of the resonant structure can be related to the proximity of the Teoloyucan station to the equatorial electojet lamda 30 degrees.
Part 5 starts out with "so far there has been no conclusive proof of such a conspiracy" referring to weather control. So they admit it's just speculative. However the earthquake segment was interesting, but it happened right at the site where the LF waves were made, so it didn't demonstrate any capability to transmit such an effect to any area other than where the array is located.
Originally posted by SpaceJ
I believe some of the conspiracies surrounding HAARP, but not all of them. ...
Good History channel documentary, I believe it's the one where they demonstrate just how HAARP could induce an earthquake:...
Part 5
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
Sorry my friend, HAARP isn't that powerful, only 0.0036 Gigawatts, so I think you mis-heard. However it wouldn't surprise me to learn of plans to build a larger and more powerful facility (or expand HAARP further) in the future. 1 gigawatt is a lot though. The entire CERN/LHC complex "only" uses 0.18 gigawatts and that's massive.
Originally posted by incontenant
I watched a special on HAARP, What they say it is composed of is an array of antennas shooting a high power beam(1 GIGAWAT) up to push to ionosphere up to enable better satelite control.