A very neat visual aid to understanding HAARP

[truedelphi]

If you are aware of the HAARP research project in Alaska, you might want a way to visualize the HAARP installation's ability to trigger a nuclear like explosion


If you have about 90 seconds of free time, please entertain yourself by going here:
http://viewzone.com/haarp00.html

The only down side to the visual aid is that it runs a bit fast - you might have to view it three times or more to read every word.

[Bassman66]

1. Nice.

Except that didn't happen on 9/11.

Just how accurate is that gismo?

"a nuclear sized explosion" - I didn't see one of those in NYC on 9/11.

This is up there with holograms, nukes and no planes.

[truedelphi]

2. Yes it is a very NICE description of the latest that our government can bring to the world

IT hAS NOTHING TO DO WITH 9/11.

But the mods would have put it here in the dungeon in an hour or two of my posting it - so I thought I'd beat them to it. Guess I should have made that clear!!

[hack89]

3. More pseudo science BS

two problems:

1. The upper atmosphere is so turbulent that it is impossible for energy to accumulate.

2. The energy put out by HAARP is minuscule compared to the Sun's energy - it is like the proverbial fart in a hurricane.

[truedelphi]

4. When your science gets mentioned in United Nations documents on

The next generation of weaponry, let me know!!

[hack89]

5. Do you have a link? nt

[truedelphi]

6. PM me your real email and I will send you the United Nation PDF

File

Have you ever heard of Tom Bearden??

[hack89]

7. Bearden - the free energy guy?

that explains a lot.

One of the strangest books ever written about modern physics was published in 2002, and reprinted two years later. Titled Energy from the Vacuum (Cheniere Press), this monstrosity is two inches thick and weighs three pounds. Its title page lists the author as “Lt. Col. Thomas E. Bearden, PhD (U.S. Army retired).”

“Dr.” Bearden is fond of putting PhD after his name. An Internet check revealed that his doctorate was given, in his own words, for “life experience and life accomplishment.” It was purchased from a diploma mill called Trinity College and University—a British institution with no building, campus, faculty, or president, and run from a post office box in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The institution’s owner, one Albert Wainwright, calls himself the college “registrant.”

Bearden’s central message is clear and simple. He is persuaded that it is possible to extract unlimited free energy from the vacuum of space-time. Indeed, he believes the world is on the brink of its greatest technological revolution. Forget about nuclear reactors. Vacuum energy will rescue us from global warming, eliminate poverty, and provide boundless clean energy for humanity’s glorious future. All that is needed now is for the scientific community to abandon its “ostrich position” and allow adequate funding to Bearden and his associates.

http://www.csicop.org/si/2007-01/fringe.html

Sorry - I don't give out my email address. Can you at least give me the title of the document?

[truedelphi]

8. Here is a link

cssas.unap.ro/ro/pdf_publicatii/is8-9.pdf

[hack89]

9. I don't read Romanian. nt