Very heavy activity on HAARP's Induction Magnetometer.

The Induction Magnetometer is basically showing the strenght of (ELF Extra Low Frequency, 0-5 Hz) radio waves in the ionosphere.

HAARP does not generate these but they can create them.

HAARP uses VHF (very high frequency) radio waves to heat the ionosphere. By pulsating these waves they can create ELF waves.

This site explains this. www.fas.org...

As far as a major event happening, I'm not saying anything will happen, I don't want to alarm or scare anyone. Carry on as usual.

I bring this up because HAARP was also very active at 2.6 Hz during Japan's 9.0 EQ.

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Thanks for tossing this out, OP. I've seen this same activity myself before, and it's always led to "interesting" things lol

To the "Quantum" guy above... GREAT info, and thanks for posting it. I think it's VERY interesting that the HAARP site has ended up going "down" when those quakes happened, and all data on what they were doing at the time of the quakes was removed from the records.

I don't know whether or not one of these radiators (it could be ANY of the 50+ of them around the world, after all) is responsible for it or not... there's not enough data to prove it conclusively either way. But I WILL say that enough circumstantial evidence is around to at least freakin QUESTION it.

But there are those "debunkers" that don't even let THAT happen.

Anyone genuinely interested in understanding what the HAARP facility is all about, check out the links below...

What is HAARP?

The High frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) is a program focused on the study of upper atmospheric and solar-terrestrial physics and Radio Science. The HAARP program operates a major Arctic ionosphere research facility on an Air Force owned site near Gakona, Alaska. Principal instruments installed at the HAARP Research Station include a high power, high-frequency (HF) phased array radio transmitter (known as the Ionosphere Research Instrument (IRI), used to stimulate small, well-defined volumes of ionosphere, and a large and diversified suite of modern geophysical research instruments including an HF ionosonde, ELF and VLF receivers, magnetometers, riometers, a UHF diagnostic radar and optical and infrared spectrometers and cameras which are used to observe the complex natural variations of Alaska's ionosphere as well as to detect artificial effects produced by the IRI. Future plans include completion of the UHF radar to allow measurement of electron densities, electron and ion temperatures, and Doppler velocities in the stimulated region and in the natural ionosphere using incoherent scatter techniques.

HAARP Fact Sheet

The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) is a congressionally initiated program jointly managed by the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy. The program's goal is to provide a state-of-the-art U.S. owned ionospheric research facility readily accessible to U.S. scientists from universities, the private sector and government. This facility would be the most advanced in the world and would attract international scientists and foster cooperative research efforts. The program's purpose is to provide a research facility to conduct pioneering experiments in ionospheric phenomena. The data obtained from the proposed research would be used to analyze basic ionospheric properties and to assess the potential for developing ionospheric enhancement technology for communications and surveillance purposes.

Purpose and Objectives to the HAARP program

Regarding possible military applications...

Battling rumours of death beams and mind control, an ionosphere research facility in Alaska finally brings science to the fore. Sharon Weinberger reports...

It's a Strangelovian scenario that only the Pentagon could dream up: North Korea, in the throes of a military coup, launches a nuclear weapon that explodes 120 kilometres above the Earth. The blast fills the atmosphere with 'killer' electrons that would within days knock out the electronics of all satellites in low-Earth orbit. It would cause hundreds of billions of dollars of damage, and affect military, civilian and commercial space assets.

If this doomsday scenario sounds outlandish, then the possible response may sound even more improbable: injecting radio waves into the atmosphere to force these energetic electrons out of orbit. Yet this is exactly what the US Department of Defense is looking at in a major ionospheric research facility in Alaska.

Atmospheric physics: Heating up the heavens

And lastly, a bit of history...

Bringing Haarp to fruition was, well, complicated. A group of scientists had to cozy up to a US senator, cut deals with an oil company, and convince the Pentagon that the project might revolutionize war. Oh, and along the way they sparked enough conspiracy theories to make the place sound like an arctic Area 51.

But the shocking thing about Haarp isn't that it's a boondoggle (it's actually pretty worthwhile) or that it was spawned by a military-industrial-petrochemical-political complex (a hallowed government tradition). It's that, all too often, this is the way big science gets done in the US. Navigating the corridors of money and power is simply what scientists have to do.

Strange New Air Force Facility Energizes Ionosphere, Fans Conspiracy Flames

I hope this helps some of you sitting on the fence to put your minds at ease.

An increase in the signals recieved by the magnetometer at 16:00 UTC. It happened yesterday too (though the density was not as high). And the day before that. Funny, the same thing happened last year. I wonder what happens at 16:00 UTC in Gakona. Oh, the Sun starts to comes up. I wonder if the Sun has any effect upon the magnetosphere. Yes, I think it does:
adsabs.harvard.edu...

What is seen in the magnetometer trace is an increase in recieved ULF radiation over a wide range of frequencies. Does it indicate impending earthquake activity? Possibly, but probably not. There is some evidence of ULF precursors to strong earthquakes but it's one of those sometimes, not always, things. The trouble is separating the percursors from the noise (and there is a lot of noise).

Here's some other informative links on HAARP I have dug up over the last several months.

arcticcircle.uconn.edu...

www.mondovista.com...

And here a History Channel video on the subject.

CME are not, all is very peaceful last 12 hours ..

www2.nict.go.jp...

www.swpc.noaa.gov...

But in next 4-10 hours CME hit Earth, last night (02:00h) UTC little comet hit Sun end CME are on way

Put LASCO C2 ; 2011-05-10 to 2011-05-11 end search

sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov...

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I watched the video you posted. HAARP and chemtrails too, oh my!

Shouldn't somebody start a thread to get the word out warning the folks in Southern California of the danger posed by their subwoofers triggering the next tectonic slip?

Why not, it worked in the video?

I can only say that its good to hear that Jonathan Frakes (the narrator) is still employed as an actor in science fiction television programming.

It's remained at ridiculous levels throughout the night

Is there a reason nobody is talking about this? I find it fascinating but know close to nothing about it - was hoping more people would shed some light on the graph

I don't know what these are but here are some links to some chart things
137.229.36.30...

137.229.36.30...

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Just thinkin...

Anywhere in the Midwest is 'not too far from NMF, so good luck to ya!!!

'We're gonna need a bigger boat.'

reply to post by IndieA

I have never seen this much activity on the Induction Magnetometer.

I have go back to the dates just before the Haiti EQ and the Japanese EQ, the magnetometer is almost identical to what were seeing now.

ALS

Why don't any of the links to these HAARP charts work?

Word.

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They do for me but they take ages to load.

www.haarp.alaska.edu...

ALS

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yup

I have been monitoring these charts all week and suddenly getting
Error 324 "Unknown Error"

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Yeah, I'm hoping that I'm far enough west to have shorefront property instead of a new boathouse.....

Also, it appears that the magnetometer (which was running really slow loading the last two days) is now throwing out nothing but 504 server timeout errors. Not really what I want to be seeing...

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Actually i'm getting the samething now. Is the site down again???

ALS

The site is still working but I can't get access to:

Magnetometer
VHF Classic Riometer
HAARP HF Ionosonde
Induction Magnetometer
Total Electron Content
Latitude Scans of TEC and Scintillation
Spectrum Monitor Waterfall Charts

How odd, they were all working fine earlier.

ALS

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I have the same problem, the whole HAARP site will go down soon, probably too may hits.

p00hbear

It's back. Loading really slow, but back no the less.

Ive also been monitoring that Earth's bow shock and magnetopause,Here and its been fairly calm until about 5 min ago. Right now its fluctuating and going spastic.