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Can HAARP be used for military purposes?
HAARP is not designed to be an operational system for military purposes.
Originally posted by User8911
Can HAARP be used for military purposes?
HAARP is not designed to be an operational system for military purposes.
I love the word designed lol
Originally posted by Bedlam
Originally posted by aching_knuckles
Teslas earthquake machine had to do with mechanical resonance. Radio Frequencies can bring on such resonance. If you would like to see this in action, put a glass of water near a pumping bass speaker....there, you have confirmed this for yourself.
Sound is not radio. Radio is not sound. They aren't related in any way.
Originally posted by Amaterasu
Well... Yes they are. Both are waves. And waves can create resonances. I agree that the above example given by aching_knuckles is a poor example, in that the radio waves have been converted to sound waves and so, One is seeing the energy of sound waves, not radio waves, in the glass-on-bass-speaker scenario.
But a_k does have a point that both can create resonances.
Originally posted by alfa1
Originally posted by philware
well they aim it off the ionosphere to where ever they intend to in this case japan...
Cant be done. The ionosphere isnt high enough.
Its only about 200 miles up.
You simply cant bounce a signal from Alaska to a 200 mile high mirror and have it bend all the way across the Pacific thousands of miles distance around the curvature of the earth to Japan (3500 miles).
No signal, not even a deadly earthquake inducing one can do this.
The signal would fall short. At best you can only bounce a signal off the ionosphere about 1000 miles.
At best.
You'd need "multiple hops".
But never let these facts get in the way of the doosday HAARP killer conspiracies.
Originally posted by Amaterasu
reply to post by Bedlam
I think You're splitting hairs here... The radio waves do create harmonics and resonances - but at a different level. I did not say they functioned identically in various materials. Just that they are both waves and have the harmonics/resonances that all waves have, however and on whatever scale One looks.
Originally posted by User8911
Can HAARP be used for military purposes?
HAARP is not designed to be an operational system for military purposes.
I love the word designed lol
Originally posted by Amaterasu
reply to post by Bedlam
Still, all waves regardless of their other aspects have some things in common. Else We would not see the typical wave signature in the double slit experiment. That is how We know that particles have a wave function.
As for harmonics, I use the term in the sense of music. And all waves have a harmonic function, as well, albeit expressed differently in various wave types.
Originally posted by Amaterasu
reply to post by juveous
Then I can draw a line up from HAARP to the ionosphere and back down again. If I can hit Japan with two straight lines, HAARP could do it.
US NAVY uses mobile HAARP ionispheric and seismic weapons around the WORLD!!
Originally posted by JohnySeagull
reply to post by auraelium
that should demostrate how dangerous these sites could be if they are reporting stories that might be lacking in the proof/truth department,
there is huge amounts of utter bs on the internet. do most people realise this is just entertainment or is there now huge numbers of people swallowing this bs?
Originally posted by Amaterasu
I would like to see a picture with the earth's curvature and Japan on the edge and HAARP on the edge, with a notation of where 200 miles above the surface is.
Originally posted by Videot
For example, how many of us have thought about how intensely devastating a real 9.1 quake would be, and how almost all of the destruction we've seen was due to the tsunami; when the water washed in most of the buildings we saw get swept away had virtually no signs of previous damage. And then there was the ever changing and growing magnitude in the early hours; somehow the readings went from 6.5 or so (fairly common in Japan) to 9.1 - as if it took the instruments a while to decide!