Originally posted by CPYKOmega
How much do you actually know about HAARP? Please enlighten me regarding your in depth research regarding HAARP. Because, frankly, this post shows you know little about the operation.
CPYKOmega I worked in military communications for several years. Do you have any idea just how important to HF communications the Ionosphere is?
Further, are you aware of the links between the Ionosphere, the Van Allen Radiation Belt, The interaction between the Earth's and Sun's magnetic fields and natural HF electromagnetic energy?
Every day people all over the world check on the varying heights and densities of the various Ionospheric layers just to be able to predict what HF frequencies will be of the most use for various applications. In the absence of landlines and satellites, HF radio is one of the very few ways we have of communicating over long distances. (There is meteor burst transmission, but it is not really reliable enough for critical applications.)
The energy poured into the Ionosphere by the Sun is many, many orders of magnitude higher that what HAARP is capable of; however, given just the right stimulus at just the right time the Ionosphere can interact with the Van Allen belts (when they lower and become dangerous to sensitive satellites and people) to cause the height and intensity of the Van Allen belts to change, thus lessening or eleminating the danger (at least that's the hope). HAARP may be able to provide the correct stimulus; however, HAARP has no effect on the weather or people that I'm aware of (unless you're talking about people in the same location as HAARP when it transmits). HAARP has nowhere near enough power to radically affect the Ionosphere, much less tectonic activity or the weather.
