what is HAARP?? is it a weapon, intel listening, weather control or whatever device, page 1
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reply posted on 4-11-2010 @ 10:21 AM by thepilgrim
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I would have to say that the most bizarre thing that I've yet read about HAARP was about 5 years ago, and please forgive me as I do not have the link any longer, was a theory that suggested that HARRP could cause "gravitational and temporal anomalies." Now for those like me who did not major in Quantum Physics, it basically means time warps, wormholes and that sort of phenomena. Who knows maybe the Arrowhead Project in "The Mist" was actually a HAARP malfunction


reply posted on 4-11-2010 @ 12:12 PM by Seed76
Well officially HAARP can be describe like this : HAARP

The High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) is an ionospheric research program jointly funded by the US Air Force, the US Navy, the University of Alaska and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).[1]
Its purpose is to analyze the ionosphere and investigate the potential for developing ionospheric enhancement technology for radio communications and surveillance purposes (such as missile detection).[2]
The HAARP program operates a major Arctic facility, known as the HAARP Research Station, on an Air Force owned site near Gakona, Alaska.
The most prominent instrument at the HAARP Station is the Ionospheric Research Instrument (IRI), a high power radio frequency transmitter facility operating in the high frequency (HF) band. The IRI is used to temporarily excite a limited area of the ionosphere.
Other instruments, such as a VHF and a UHF radar, a fluxgate magnetometer, a digisonde and an induction magnetometer, are used to study the physical processes that occur in the excited region. Work on the HAARP Station began in 1993. The current working IRI was completed in 2007, and its prime contractor was BAE Advanced Technologies.[1]


Unofficially HAARP has been blamed by Several People to be responsible for several natural disasters.


reply posted on 4-11-2010 @ 10:26 PM by hinky
HAARP is one of those "conspiracies" that hide in plain sight. Sometimes, just sometimes, something is just what it says. This is one of those times, in my opinion, but I also know a few things.

In this age of internet, cell phones, and satellite communication, why would we need to study propagation? Why would the DoD and US Navy undertake this mission and not just some other agency, university, or even a company. These are good questions posed by others. Well, actually, all these have and do work together on the study of propagation.

Let’s start with the very basic form of communication; a message from point A to point B. This message is important and needs to be delivered. We can use the internet in its various modes i.e. e-mail, instant message, video conference, web based message, even chat rooms. We could use a cell phone or a land line and call to talk to the message receiver; we could even fax the message via telephone line. We could use a satellite uplink for message delivery over a large foot print.

We could even use a radio and depending on the range of miles, determines what frequency we would transmit on. Under 50 miles, you could use UHF and VHF. From 100 to a few hundred miles, you use what's called the six meter band, which is upper end of VHF. Over 500 miles you use "High Frequency".

The message has been transmitted, but now we don't want anyone to listen to the message so it has to be encrypted by some means to hide it's meaning. There are any numbers of ways to do this from very simple to extraordinary complex. We will get back to this...

Now, we have a message and the means to transmit from point A to point B. This works great just about all the time.

The Navy has a special interest in communications for the reason that it has ships all over the world that has the need of communication. For the most part, this is secure communication. Limited internet is available from satellite, cell phone is just about useless, and rough seas make satellite communications much more difficult. This leaves radio for communications. The Navy has great communication facilities throughout the world just for the purpose to keep ships in contact.

We have laid some very basic ground work on communications.

Let's get back to encrypting. The days of simple codes are just about over. The one time pad using Morse code is very secure but very limited in what it can broadcast. More advanced machine type coding i.e. enigma from WW2 has some usage, but computers have opened that coding scheme. Computer based technology using modems and radios have advanced but these have the capability of being intercepted (as all radio communication does) and the encryption broke with the message read. A signal with multiple modulation schemes and computer technology for encryption is fairly complex and hard to break the code. This is what modern military communication has evolved into. Secure digital communications, with complex signal structure. VHF-UHF even uses frequency hopping so a simple scanner has no possible way to overhear the message.

A VHF-UHF radio has no problems broadcasting digital forms of communication from site to site as the range is somewhat limited and atmospheric conditions doesn't really effect the radio wave as it is line of sight or slightly bent from transmitter to receiver.

HF is different. It bounce the radio wave from ionosphere to ground and back until the receiver is able to hear the transmission. It is possible to be in an area that the radio wave bounces over the receiver, so the message is never heard. This bouncing of signal has detrimental effects on digital broadcasting.

Finally, we are at HARRP....

HAARP is used to study propagation. They broadcast complex high frequency radio signals with the attempt to understand how the atmosphere and ionosphere affects the signal being transmitted.

There are times when HAARP uses moon bounce to broadcast signals. You can hear an echo if you listen to this signal as the ground wave will arrive about 3 seconds ahead of the bounced signal. HAARP also will direct their signal to specific areas, at times, not to “death ray” something, but to directly check the signal integrity from what is being broadcast. These can be somewhat complex signals using what is called Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM).

Now, think outside the box a little bit. What would be the reason why radio communications would be the only means being left to issue commands and messages to armed forces? Anyone....


reply posted on 5-11-2010 @ 12:41 PM by snoopyuk
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thats one heck of a post Hinky. !!...
hope you are well...havent seen you about much.

snoopyuk


reply posted on 8-11-2010 @ 12:09 PM by TM2SS
Here’s what I do know about the concept of HAARP and how I now it. I am a US Navy Submarine Veteran. I qualified submarines (SS) in 1987. I served for 10 years before I was injured while shifting weapons in a torpedo room in 1994. My hand was crushed and I was unable to continue with my military career. During the cold war, one of the many concerns of the Navy was communicating with submerged submarines at depth so they could receive launch orders for SSBM’s, mission update orders and other important communications. Another concern was retrieving intelligence from submerged recording devices that were used to tap into the USSR’s military communications system. This would involve sending a submarine into very shallow waters, such as a bay, fjord, river, inlet, ECT, deploy swimmers and place a fresh recording device, which had nuclear batteries, on top of the communications cables and retrieve the old one that was full of intel goodies that was placed there earlier. What made this type of SPECOP so remarkable and worth this risk was the Soviets transmitted these TOP SECRET conversations in the clear, un-coded because they thought it suicide for anyone to send a team so close to its shores. Compare this to the Russians sending a submarine up the East River and tapping the phone cables under the Brooklyn Bridge between Manhattan and Brooklyn. Crazy right? Think of the propaganda coup the Soviets would have had if they caught one of boats? Now sending and receiving this information is very important and risky. Unfortunately, radio waves do not penertatrate sea water to any significant depth. Therefore a submarine that needs to “phone home” would have to come to periscope depth to raise an antennae mast to receive and transmit messages. The danger in this is the sub can be detected at such a shallow depth…even with the naked eye. The navy has tried many solutions to this problem….floating wires, retracratable buoys. Bu what if we could send and receive messages from subs while submerged at 2000 feet…right through the water using VLF (very low freq.) or receive intelligence from the submerged wire taps in real time? Under the auspices of President Reagan’s SDI or Star Wars, DARPA along with several Defense contractors began their research into using the Ionosphere as a huge radio antenna, basically using the earth’s own atmosphere as a very large antenna to receive and transmit message bursts from submerged assets. This was the beginnings of HAARP. Already known was the fact that highly directed radio waves can be used as a weapon. In conjunction with the communications aspects of such a device was using radio waves to disrupt Ballistic missile guidance systems before their MIRV payloads could re-enter the atmosphere. Used at high a high enough power, in theory, perhaps destroy them.
When I left the Navy in the 90’s HAARP being used as a transmitter/receiver went nowhere. The technology just wasn’t there. Other ways of communicating with submerged assets were realized and developed. But the weapons aspect did go somewhere. Highly directed radio waves were first used in combat in Panama to disorientate enemy troops. The waves caused vertigo, nausea and confusion. At high enough power it could even kill. I have not heard of such devices being used in any lethal way Nothing secret about these aspects. Hardly a week goes by with a Military Channel episode showing how directed sound waves are used in Iraq and Afghanistan to disperse crowds. These shows even demonstrate how they could be used as non-lethal weapons in domestic crowd control in the United States.
What do I think of the weapon-ization of HAAR and its potential uses? We do know that highly focused radio transmission can and are lethal. I wouldn’t want to stand in front of any transmitter pumping out 15 million watts of power. One would get fried like being in a microwave. I do not have first hand knowledge of HAARP being used for these purposes. Charging the Ionosphere, approximately 60 KM overhead is one thing; directing that power to the ground is some sort of a controlled way with pinpoint accuracy is another. Without some kind of target, say placing a positive charge in a portion of the sky and having some type of negatively charged target on the ground seems quite problematic to me. How to differentiate that negative target from let’s say another naturally occurring one seems almost impossible. Trying to do it clausdinely seems almost ridiculous. Controlling weather with HAARP seems almost as implausible. With Hurricanes occurring so far below the ionosphere, how would u get that charge to storm? Perhaps seeding the storm with some kind of charged targets like aluminum dropped from aircraft?
The only feasible theories I have found plausible is the disrupting of guidance systems and possibly destroying inbound platforms with highly charged particles over a large area. Another is to artificially strengthen the ionosphere to protect our planet from immense solar flares or cosmic rays. I’m not concluding that any of the sinister ideas about HAARP aren’t possible; just not plausible at the moment. I do know that the submerged communications aspect of the project is as dead as……dead.


reply posted on 10-5-2011 @ 11:11 PM by Determinator
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It supposedly is a benign weather observation facility. But this isn't true. They manipulate weather and its gone way too far. You can see all the facilities and learn more about the technology and how out of control it is by going to Robert Mann's blog - He was just mentioned on the BBC radio yesterday, in fact, for his work, which a lot of us over here are interested in.

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