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Originally posted by sokpuppet
HAARP
Originally posted by FinalCountdown
It can be used to super heat our upper atmosphere and create pockets of abnormally high amounts of pressure
Originally posted by FinalCountdown
something that "they" have been working on for many decades now
Originally posted by alfa1
Originally posted by FinalCountdown
It can be used to super heat our upper atmosphere and create pockets of abnormally high amounts of pressure
Would you care to put some numbers to that assertion?
Transmitter powers? Altitudes? Pressure differentials?
Originally posted by FinalCountdown
something that "they" have been working on for many decades now
Ah yes, the magical secret government technology.
I was looking for specifics. Anything at all to get past baseless claims.
Anything at all.
Originally posted by FinalCountdown
You already know these answers.
Originally posted by alfa1
Originally posted by FinalCountdown
You already know these answers.
But thats the problem. There has never been any answers to these questions.
Not a single person has ever proposed anything remotely plausible, with any specifics whatsoever, to explain how it is supposed to do these things.
The conversation is always...
Anne: HAARP can create earthquakes!
Bill: How?
Anne: Secret government technology!
Bill: Please explain, how exactly?
Anne: No idea, but its true, I tell ya!
Do you think you are helping?
Originally posted by FinalCountdown
I think it is stunting.
Originally posted by FinalCountdown
As usual, you two seem to have a problem with general outside the box thinking when it comes to anything related to HAARP or Moon Bases.
Originally posted by eyeinoz
sh8t haarp
heats up the ionosphere,its not ground projected,cant cause equakes,
Originally posted by FinalCountdown
reply to post by Bedlam
Apparently you did not read any of my responses.
Thanks for wasting those megabytes on the above.