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Originally posted by Essan
Because it's a glitch?
Originally posted by Essan
Patents are cheap, anyone can take them out and the majority are for ideas that will never be developed. The existence of a patent has no bearing on whether the idea is in any way feasible or even physically impossible.edit on 27-8-2011 by Essan because: (no reason given)edit on 27-8-2011 by Essan because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Essan
It's not some commercial CD you can buy in a shop But by all means contact NOAA about it. I'm sure you already know what they will tell you.[
Originally posted by StrawberryTwo
Is there any non-NOAA imagery that shows these artifacts?
Ofcourse you cannot buy it in a shop, it would come from a company that specialises in weather systems / radar.
Just have to find their supplier / contractor.
Originally posted by StrawberryTwo
Has anybody contacted teh NOAA yet? Don't want to be the 1000th person in their inbox asking the same question lol
Originally posted by Essan
Originally posted by StrawberryTwo
Has anybody contacted teh NOAA yet? Don't want to be the 1000th person in their inbox asking the same question lol
It's actually WISC (I was mistaken in referring to NOAA earlier, they don't have any direct involvement in this).
But given there is a clear explanation on the website, what exactly do you intent to ask that won't make you look foolish?
And have you checked out the Claudette imagery yet?
So nobody knows how HAARP would steer a hurricane, and yet y'all believe that it does, anyway. Talk about denying ignorance.
Originally posted by Tom_Proctor
Nobody knows. It would probably have to do with heating up the atmosphere and water temperature with microwaves. Ever put a cup of water in the microwave? The original .gif is a microwave image...so, it does kind of make sense...edit on 8/27/2011 by Tom_Proctor because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by subject x
So nobody knows how HAARP would steer a hurricane, and yet y'all believe that it does, anyway. Talk about denying ignorance.
Originally posted by Tom_Proctor
Nobody knows. It would probably have to do with heating up the atmosphere and water temperature with microwaves. Ever put a cup of water in the microwave? The original .gif is a microwave image...so, it does kind of make sense...edit on 8/27/2011 by Tom_Proctor because: (no reason given)
Even assuming that your "heating" theory was correct, HAARP doesn't have nearly enough power, especially after "bouncing" off the ionosphere, to have any effect at all on something as big and powerful as a hurricane.
Originally posted by ProphetOfZeal
. So maybe YOU should learn some science because you don't know how possible and easy it is for them to use HAARP for these purposes.
Originally posted by malcr
Originally posted by ProphetOfZeal
Originally posted by fleabit
Long before HAARP or any other super secret, massive ultra mega weapons that can seemingly blow up buildings, create holograms, make tornadoes, create earthquakes and "steer" hurricanes, we had natural events like.. hurricanes and earthquakes and tornadoes. Go figure.
Can't ANYTHING be normal? Is EVERYTHING a conspiracy?
Why would anyone street a hurricane into our country? Or create tornadoes? It's always some evil agency wanting to senselessly kill people. Why not say.. direct it AWAY from our country? Oh.. nevermind.. because then it wouldn't fit the normal doom and gloom deathday scenarios people around here love so much.
Why would they manipulate our weather? Maybe you should learn a thing or two about the NWO. Weather manipulation is part of the plan.
What plan? Presumably there's a reason why you make such a wild claim without providing the link to the evidence that you know you will be asked for? (I can guess !!)
It IS possible, so many believe HAARP is used being to manipulate weather. And maybe you have forgotten but this is a conspiracy website, so naturally we are going to believe discuss whether or not these earthquakes and hurricanes have been caused by HAARP. So maybe YOU should learn some science because you don't know how possible and easy it is for them to use HAARP for these purposes.edit on 27-8-2011 by ProphetOfZeal because: (no reason given)edit on 27-8-2011 by ProphetOfZeal because: (no reason given)
Just because "many" people believe something does not make it true. This is indeed a conspiracy website that ORIGINALLY worked by discussion and links to evidence to back up claims. Where is the link to the evidence to backup up the claim that HAARP is a weapon/weather control system?
The only "evidence" is peoples ignorant understanding of science mixed in with a heady does of paranoia and hey presto it MUST be a weapon........honestly !
The only "evidence" is peoples ignorant understanding of science mixed in with a heady does of paranoia and hey presto it MUST be a weapon........honestly !
Originally posted by StrawberryTwo
What makes HARRP more powerful than other radiators (they admit this themselves), is its focusing and steering capability, it is not the actual output that matters it is the output per cm3. or, the DENSITY of the power.
ATPI (sub of ARCO) wanted to get rid off all that gas where HAARP was built, if HAARP is not so powerful, why would it need all that energy?
Originally posted by subject x
Originally posted by StrawberryTwo
What makes HARRP more powerful than other radiators (they admit this themselves), is its focusing and steering capability, it is not the actual output that matters it is the output per cm3. or, the DENSITY of the power.
So how much power per cm3 is it putting out? Is it enough to cause enough atmospheric heating to actually affect the path of a hurricane? How wide an area does HAARP affect? They'd have to be heating hundreds of miles of atmosphere to a significant degree to have any kind of impact.
ATPI (sub of ARCO) wanted to get rid off all that gas where HAARP was built, if HAARP is not so powerful, why would it need all that energy?
I have no idea what you're talking about here. Care to clarify?
Originally posted by MrWendal
Can anyone explain to me what would be the point of steering a very weak Hurricane up the coast? Really, what purpose would that serve?
Originally posted by Thunder heart woman
After you study Irene, watch the upcoming movie "Contagion", cause that is what is coming next. TPTB love making films to show us what is coming. I'm going to guess that by fall 2012, we will have another round of flu, but this time they will make sure they get it right.
Originally posted by StrawberryTwo
No question is stupid, except when asking an arrogant know it all type.
Can you link the Claudette imagary please? (not just for me, for other readers here).
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by StrawberryTwo
Sources?
Especially the gas powered HAARP bit, that's a first for me!
The winning contractor to build HAARP was ARCO Power Technologies, or APTI. ARCO has historically been one of Alaska's largest employers and they initially set up APTI as a subsidiary to construct power plants using Alaska's vast natural gas reserves. One scientist employed at APTI was Dr. Bernard Eastlund, a physicist of some note. Among Dr. Eastlund's accomplishments was the co-invention of the fusion torch, and the original owner of a 1985 U.S. patent on a "Method and apparatus for altering a region in the earth's atmosphere, ionosphere, and/or magnetosphere." Dr. Eastlund's method required a location near the poles, where the lines of the Earth's magnetic field are more or less perpendicular to the surface, like Alaska, and presumed a natural gas power source. A few years later, the HAARP program began.
Dr. Eastlund's patent, which has since become popularly known (though inaccurately) as the "HAARP patent", is widely reproduced online, often with much commentary from authors making their own interpretations of how it might be used. Specifically, the patent involves using natural gas to generate electricity to create electromagnetic radiation to excite a tiny section of the ionosphere to about 2 electron volts, thus moving it upward along the lines of the magnetic field.
Originally posted by MrWendal
reply to post by StrawberryTwo
In order to cause chaos, you need destruction. This storm is not going to give you the destruction your looking for. So again... what would be the point of steering a weak hurricane up the coast?