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Textreply to post by borutp I would like to know how a linear antenna arrangement can send direction waves. I understand disks can direct and gather information, but what about lines on the ground? Does HARRP go directional into the earth? thanks
even though I cannot hold the same benevolent view of HAARP as you do
Originally posted by Movescamp
reply to post by zipcode80013
Textreply to post by borutp I would like to know how a linear antenna arrangement can send direction waves. I understand disks can direct and gather information, but what about lines on the ground? Does HARRP go directional into the earth? thanks
This question was not directed towards me but, as a student of acoustics (which creates Physical auditory and vibrational ratio represantion) I could explain.
For instance a "perfect" 5th in "just" intonation is 3:2.
Basically for every 3 vibrations there are 2 in a "slower" rhythm equally creating "harmony" .
The opposite is true. Dissonance.
These are represented by many examples of ratios.
The term dissonance is somewhat subjective but in terms of tonal harmony have perimeters.
Now if gravity (by stretch of theory) was not centripetal but, electeo-magnetic-pressure you can draw conclusions on how reverberations trigger stored kinetic energy.
The ionosphere is an amplifier with satellite focusers in orbit directing back down.
Remember Tunguska.
Oops.
Originally posted by Movescamp
reply to post by TinfoilTP
Sorry you are a dreadfully bitter person. I am not a music student. I have 2 degrees and 4 years of service as an officer. But if it's over your head go ahead and make nonsense.
First off Tunguska was the use of scalar waves as in Tesla's experiments.
HAARP is a step up using satellites.
Don't be rude unless you actually understand principles.
Oh hmm there was this man named Johannes something...that used acoustics (not music, acoustics are physical laws) to develop some useful theories.
But let's duel tell me how what I am talking about has anything to do with fantasy time machines?
Do you understand creating plasma in the atmosphere using the manipulation of particles (air)?
Acoustics. Not Charlie Parker although he rocks too.