At 07:23 PM Friday 4/1/2005
I see that there were still 4 hours and 37 minutes left before the deadline
for this kind of post.
, Alan Ackley wrote:
HAARP; High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program.
It seems Arco owned a bunch of natural gas rights in Alaska, where no one
needed the gas.
Speaking of gas not being in shortage, one of the categories on one of this
week's installments of the "Ultimate Tournament of Champions" on "Jeopardy"
this week was "Musical Fruit."
They lobbied to get this weird thing built; a giant phased array antenna,
fed by it's own power plant. The original idea seemed to be to modulate
the electrojet (the stream of electrons and negative ions fed into the
Earth by the solar wind, which is the source of the aurora) Seems it may
have had other uses as well. Apparently a prime use is to heat a local
patch of atmosphere, wherever the thing is aimed (by phase adjusting the
array) and might be used as a weapon or just to make pretty lights and
oddball radar reflections.
I think the HAARP could be used to duplicate some of the UFO phenomena; A
blob of light that moves as if without mass (because it is just a spot
where the air is glowing and heated) and can make sudden impossible
seeming turns and accelerations. The temperature inversions around the
heated area could reflect radar. Certain classic UFO cases may have been
tests of using this effect as a psychological warfare device (one in Spain
and another in Florida). I don't know,
I suspect that instead of a comma a period ought to be there. Or perhaps
an exclamation point (or several), for emphasis.
but I imagine the possibility of projecting a gigantic image into the
clouds, of Jesus returning with angels
I thought that angels don't play this HAARP.
and trumpets, or some such hoo haw. Of course this sort of imaging would
be far more difficult to program into the phased array antenna than a mere
blob of light. It might be possible to use the arrays in Puerto Rico,
Hawaii and Australia in unison.
Though I'll be flipped if I know for what . . .
One of Jacques Vallee's more recent books points to evidence of this sort
of fake UFO, and in Spain, a psychological operation. I believe the book
was called "Revelations",
Not to be confused with the last book of the Bible, which is spelled
without an "s" at the end, as apparently everyone but NBC knows.
the third book in a trilogy ("Dimensions", and "Confrontations" being
the other two in the trilogy).
Alan.
Anyone recall which episode of "Angel" it was where one of the supporting
characters says "There hasn't been anything good on radio since Art Bell
retired"?
Kingdom Of Nye Redux Maru
--Ronn! :)
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