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Originally posted by Christodd
Man you are a hard crowd
OK.
Period.
Does that answer you questions.
MAKE SENSE.
Originally posted by Rouschkateer
While this claim of yours, Christodd, seems valid, I'm sorry I can't be on your level of inteligence to understand it.
Originally posted by Christodd
HAARP is a antenna array shoots a signal up to a target and back down OK.
Period.
Target can be anything that you want to deflect off of to achevie desired results. Does that answer you questions.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
How does HAARP affect the moisture in a cloud?
Originally posted by thermopolis
Perhaps I may help.
HAARP is a very simple device. Consider it a giant radar antena covering 33 acres. With the assistance of a supercomputer it can focus several megawatts of energy into a very small space across the planet. Part of what is does is "bounce" waves off the ionoshpere, but since it isn't at the focal point, that bounce doesn't completely heat the place it bounces from. But when all the beams from the 33 antena all meet in one very small point the air gets very hot there. HARRP can be focused on a spot in the air, or a fault in the ground, or the skin of a flying missle.
Originally posted by thermopolis
Tesla actually invented this as a "ray-gun" device around 1938-40, just before he died. There are upto 10 such "scalar" weapons worldwide.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
What you are describing is impossible. Radio waves do not act like laser beams, they radiate out in all directions.
Originally posted by thermopolis
Originally posted by HowardRoark
How does HAARP affect the moisture in a cloud?
By changing the temperature of the air in or around a cloud the amount of moisture in the cloud can be changed. Much like a thunderstorm in summer forms and grows up to 30,000 feet or higher. Also HARRP can turn moisture in a cloud to steam by focusing on it.
Originally posted by Christodd
I will not stop PAL
Originally posted by Christodd
I will not stop PAL