HAARP light show

Read this article from livescience.com

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From the article:
"Researchers with the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) project in Alaska tickled the upper atmosphere to the extent that it glowed with green speckles.

The speckles were sprinkled amid a natural display known as the aurora borealis, or Northern Lights. The aurora occurs when electrons from a cloud of hot gas, known as plasma, rain down from space and excite molecules in the ionosphere, about 30 miles (50 kilometers) up.

The HAARP experiment involves acres of antennas and a 1 megawatt generator. The scientists sent radio pulses skyward every 7.5 seconds, explained team leader Todd Pederson of the Air Force Research Laboratory."


Night time advertisements.. Yeah right! That's a coverup for something.

Hmm, I wonder what part of the sky those antennas where pointed at and time/s they were in use. They had to be directing them at some thing, "radio" waves don't do a whole lot of good if no one is listening.