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CallmeRaskolnikov
reply to post by Bedlam
Well I guess we disagree then. I believe weather manipulation is possible with 360 million watts. Not to mention there are several other similar facilities in the world some capable of 190 million watts or 1gigawatt in Norway and Russia.
NullVoid
Yes, and I also know that HAARP scientist also love to see solar flares and I also know they are "inspecting" it.
Yes Sun effect is greater, but why the need to poke a hole from inside ?
IF the atmosphere there cannot absorb the energy sent, we can expect some pretty stuff. Weakening the magnetosphere, heat a hole in ionosphere, probe into mesosphere and add some solar flare. Kazaam, we all gonna be toasted under beautiful aurora.
Btw, I'm waiting of news where planes happen to cross the HAARP ray path while its in operation, no need box cutter at all to bring down an aeroplane. Bonus! No weapon in sight.
Phage
reply to post by NullVoid
How does heating a small portion of the ionosphere "poke a hole" in it?
What "atmosphere there?" The ionosphere is, for all intents and purposes, space.
HAARP does not weaken the magnetosphere. It does heat (not make a hole in) a small region of the ionosphere. Since the mesophere is not ionized, HAARP has no effect on it.
HAARP does not transmit a ray. It transmits a widening beam. Its power density is not great enough to damage an aircraft.edit on 2/20/2014 by Phage because: (no reason given)
Life on Earth developed and is sustained under the protection of this variable magnetosphere.
Phage
Or, just Mother Nature doing her thing.
This one gets my vote, in general.
With some help with accumulated mess that we are collectively creating inadvertently.edit on 2/15/2014 by Phage because: (no reason given)
MysterX
...within the text of the USAF research document 'Weather as a force multiplier: Owning the weather in 2025'