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Not saying I believe either way, I admit I don't know. But if the gov says its not a weapon I tend to think it most likely is. Everything they create is intended for war.
HAARP is not classified. There are no classified documents pertaining to HAARP. The Environmental Impact Process (EIP) documents have always been, are now, and will always be completely descriptive of the program in its entirety. The EIP documents are a matter of public record
Several universities have played a major role in HAARP from its inception to the present time including the University of Alaska, The Leland Stanford University, Penn State University (ARL), Boston College, Dartmouth University, Cornell University, Virginia Tech, University of Maryland, University of Massachusetts, MIT, Polytechnic University, UCLA, Clemson University and the University of Florida. The development of the program objectives and initial design concept, selection of the prime contractor, development of diagnostic equipment, and the planning of research campaigns have all been heavily dependent on university involvement. University students and professors make up the majority of attendees at the annual Ionospheric Interactions Workshop where progress in ionospheric research is reported.
Originally posted by Moshpet
I am going to take it as a given, that the people who think HAARP can affect the weather or cause earthquakes, have failed Physics II, and have no background in electronics or radios.
Seriously, HAARP can do neither of those things.
Because: Physics.
You can look it up. Open a Physics II book, read the parts about conductors, electromagnetism and electron shell theory.
Note the important parts where it says that the electrons can only travel on the surface of a conductor.
Note: that the Earth itself is a huge conductor.
Learn the fact that electricity can only travel so far into the ground, due to the fact that the earth is a conductor.
Look up lighting strikes and the results of what they do to the ground, and how the energy is displaced.
Next:
Open a basic book on radio electronics and signal propagation.
Read it, and learn how far signals can travel and how much power is required to accomplish it.
Pay attention to atmospheric conditions and how they effect transmission.
Note the required power in watts to do so.
Then if you really want to get into it, pick up a book on high frequency electronics and high energy physics.
Then you can see the really cool stuff about electron tunneling and how they need super cooled materials to achieve it.
Have fun.
M
edit on 7-4-2013 by Moshpet because: M+A+T+H = 42