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"It should be pointed out that a most remarkable optical phenomenon was observed during the two heating cycles 21:20 - 21:24 UT and 21:30 - 21:34 UT. A development of local spiral-like forms in the auroral arc near Tromso ..."
"Furthermore, the brightening and subsequent break-up of an auroral arc at 21:33:50 UT took place above Tromso.
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"Other results have shown the modification of a natural auroral arc and local spiral-like formation. It is thought that a local heater-driven current system is formed."
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"Optical emissions from the pumped plasma turbulence exhibit the characteristic ring-shaped morphology when the pump beam carries OAM."
scitation.aip.org...
"Generation of artificial light in the sky by means of high-power radio waves interacting with the ionospheric plasma ... "
"Here we report observations of radio-induced optical emissions bright enough to be seen by the naked eye ..."
www.nature.com...
"Experiments at various tokamaks around the world found that plasmas rotate in response to the various methods used to heat them."
fire.pppl.gov...
"Plasma experiments show that rotation is a natural function of interacting electric currents in plasma."
"To see the connection between plasma experiments and plasma formations in space, it is essential to understand the scalability of plasma phenomena. Under similar conditions, plasma discharge will produce the same formations irrespective of the size of the event. The same basic patterns will be seen at laboratory, planetary, stellar, and galactic levels."
A slight resemblance to the Norway spiral ?
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Originally posted by Majestic RNA
Good find! It's a pity there are no pictures of the atmospheric artificial plasma creation/manipulation and atmospheric heating phenomena, the papers seem in-depth otherwise, one thing I was wondering about is, if they have had this technology for some time now, how come the Norway incident was the first anyone's seen of it? (in detail) and why would they try and cover it up?? That's the thing that get's to me, if there is evidence out there that this is what this tech does and the population is able to access it, why cover it??
Originally posted by Majestic RNA
reply to post by tauristercus
Yeah that is the big question 'why cover it' one thing I was also wondering, do these experiments draw from the power grid or do they have their own power generators? Because the thing is, if say they were drawing 500MW (I know you were talking hypothetically) that would be a massive drain on the local grid, I work at a power station we have four boilers/turbines they only produce 500MW each, 500MW is a massive amount of power drain from any grid, was there any reports of a power drainage at the time? That may be an angle to look into..
So until you can explain away how it isn't a rocket ...
The experiment was conducted on 10 March 2004, between approx6–7 ut, using the 960-kW transmitter array at the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) facility near Gakona, Alaska (62.4° N, 145.15° W). The HAARP transmitter was run in a 15-s cycle alternating between 7.5 s of full power and 7.5 s off.
Originally posted by jjjtir
reply to post by tauristercus
Aha! Look at your Nature study... I quote the untampered fulltext... Alaska's HAARP!!!!!
The experiment was conducted on 10 March 2004, between approx6–7 ut, using the 960-kW transmitter array at the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) facility near Gakona, Alaska (62.4° N, 145.15° W). The HAARP transmitter was run in a 15-s cycle alternating between 7.5 s of full power and 7.5 s off.
Seems like EISCAT (and other facilities around the world are very heavily involved in the creation and manipulation of high altitude artificial plasma - created by heating regions of the atmosphere with focused, beamed energy, then manipulating the resultant plasma with high-intensity radio waves.
Originally posted by tauristercus
Because MSM said it was a failed missile launch, then that obviously MUST be the correct explanation and consequently, case closed.
Why, in your OP, do you assume that those who believe it was a rocket failure, only believe so because the MSM said so?
Originally posted by tauristercus
Has a single person yet managed to even come close to linking the Russian Bulava missile with the Norway event ? Have they explained any course deviation ? Have they explained the mode of failure ? Have they explained the lack of self-destruct ? Have they explained the lack of missile remnants ? Have they explained what material the spirals were composed off ? Have they supplied the physical dimensions of the spiral structure ? Have they explained the method by which the spiral eventually terminated ? Have they explained the spiral properties of the green/blue ray ?
Originally posted by Strype
I did my own research without a hint of biased MSM coverage. However, you've shown to be a bit "one-sided" on your argument regarding this case not only here, but on other threads, so I won't bother telling you what I've learned from my research.
Honestly, you're great at providing facts. But you're even better at leaving them out.
Originally posted by IronDogg
Originally posted by Strype
I did my own research without a hint of biased MSM coverage. However, you've shown to be a bit "one-sided" on your argument regarding this case not only here, but on other threads, so I won't bother telling you what I've learned from my research.
Honestly, you're great at providing facts. But you're even better at leaving them out.
I sure would be interested to see your unbiased research. That is exactly what many people here need is to see some unbiased research and evidence that would show support for one side or the other without any bias. Would you mind presenting some of your own unbiased evidence that supports the rocket theory?