Howdy, I did a search in the forum's for previous posts on HAARP, but to no avail. So I'll start one?
I feel HAARP is one of the greatest scientific advancements we've made in the past 20 years, however Im not too sure on the line between fact and
fiction.
For those that do not know what HAARP is, I will BRIEFLY try and explain.
Bernard Eastlund was a phycisist who evidently created a way to transmit high frequency energy anywhere in the world by bouncing radio waves off of
the earth's Ionosphere. Once in the Ionosphere, it would heat up, creating a bubble effect which then bounces the energy back down to the projected
site. Apparently they can control the trajectories through the use of computers.
The HAARP installation was built in northern Alaska, with plans to transmit the worlds largest supply of natural gas to sub-stations all over the
world. Since piping natural gas from Alaska to the rest of the world is nearly impossible, HAARP would be able to burn the natural gas into energy and
harness that into a large wave of energy sent up into the ionosphere... then bounced down to the stations and transmitted to their clients. Yay... no
more ungodly power bills! Wrong.
The US stepped in, of course... and snatched up the patents and quickly had Eastlund begin working on other applications of HAARP.
Some say death ray's... some say it was for our Star Wars defense program.
What do you guys think? Viewzone has a great intro to HAARP if anyones interested.
www.viewzone.com...
I feel Tesla had the same idea much earlier, unforunately he was a little too shunned to be able to finish his work. Early 1900's vs late 1980's
would do that I suppose
Anyhow, would like to hear some of you guys thought's.
Later
Crowley
Slipping I tell ya
