8.5 Program of High-Frequency Active Studies HAARP
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The CIA report that was openly published in 1977 indicated that certain states
back then were already able to control weather to perform military tasks. In the
1980s, Gorbachev offered Reagan to carry out joint tests of plasma weapons, the
operating principle of which is based on heating atmospheric plasma. Reagan refused,
possibly unwilling to indicate any signs of partnership in the highly classified sphere
of defense technologies. The United States went on their own way of developing new
weapons. By that time, a “heating” complex with a capacity of up to 2 megawatts
had already been built in Tromso (Norway, a member of NATO). Similar Soviet
complex “Sura” was only designed for 0.8 MW. In 1999, the first stage of another
HAARP complex with a capacity of 3.6 megawatts was put into operation at the
Gakona military training site (Alaska) owned by the US Department of Defense.
The works are performed at the expense and by order of the US Air Force and Navy.
Another heating unit with a power of 10 million watts was built in Greenland. As
supposed by the experts, units in Norway, Alaska, and Greenland, according to the
concept of the American military, create a kind of contour that completely covers
the territory of Russia and Eurasia, including China. Construction and operation of
such systems today are disguised as scientific studies in the field of improvement
of radio communication systems. However, according to a number of experts, “the
interaction of plasma formations with the magnetosphere resulted in side effects,
which suggest the possibility of creating weapons based on the principles of artificial
modification of the near-Earth environment.” Plasmoid formations and complex
topological structures with a magnetic charge (quasi-monopoles) can become the
damaging factor in this case.
As of today, the USA has HAARP emitting plants only in the Northern hemisphere. Pumping can be simultaneously performed from two points—from the side
of Scandinavia (Tromso) and from the military range in Gakona, Alaska. This makes
it possible to form plasmoids and move them to any point above the planet surface.
8.5.2 Possibilities of Using HAARP as Atmospheric Weapons
Atmospheric weapons are based on the use of various means of influencing the
processes occurring in the atmosphere of the Earth. In turn, they are divided into
meteorological, climatic, ozone, and magnetospheric weapons.
Meteorological weapons, the use of which is much more local and short-term
as compared to climatic weapons, have been studied the most and, unfortunately
to humanity, tested in practice. The provocation of heavy rains, the formation of
floods and the flooding of territories to impede the movement of troops and heavy
vehicles, the dispersion of clouds in the bombing area to ensure aiming at point
targets are the typical uses of meteorological weapons. In order to dispel cloudiness
over an area of several thousand square kilometers causing abundant precipitation
and flooding, it is enough to disperse about a hundred kilograms of silver iodide and
lead iodide. Dispersing an unstable cumulus cloud only requires several kilograms
of silver iodide.
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The CIA report that was openly published in 1977 indicated that certain states
back then were already able to control weather to perform military tasks. In the
1980s, Gorbachev offered Reagan to carry out joint tests of plasma weapons, the
operating principle of which is based on heating atmospheric plasma. Reagan refused,
possibly unwilling to indicate any signs of partnership in the highly classified sphere
of defense technologies. The United States went on their own way of developing new
weapons. By that time, a “heating” complex with a capacity of up to 2 megawatts
had already been built in Tromso (Norway, a member of NATO). Similar Soviet
complex “Sura” was only designed for 0.8 MW. In 1999, the first stage of another
HAARP complex with a capacity of 3.6 megawatts was put into operation at the
Gakona military training site (Alaska) owned by the US Department of Defense.
The works are performed at the expense and by order of the US Air Force and Navy.
Another heating unit with a power of 10 million watts was built in Greenland. As
supposed by the experts, units in Norway, Alaska, and Greenland, according to the
concept of the American military, create a kind of contour that completely covers
the territory of Russia and Eurasia, including China. Construction and operation of
such systems today are disguised as scientific studies in the field of improvement
of radio communication systems. However, according to a number of experts, “the
interaction of plasma formations with the magnetosphere resulted in side effects,
which suggest the possibility of creating weapons based on the principles of artificial
modification of the near-Earth environment.” Plasmoid formations and complex
topological structures with a magnetic charge (quasi-monopoles) can become the
damaging factor in this case.
As of today, the USA has HAARP emitting plants only in the Northern hemisphere. Pumping can be simultaneously performed from two points—from the side
of Scandinavia (Tromso) and from the military range in Gakona, Alaska. This makes
it possible to form plasmoids and move them to any point above the planet surface.
8.5.2 Possibilities of Using HAARP as Atmospheric Weapons
Atmospheric weapons are based on the use of various means of influencing the
processes occurring in the atmosphere of the Earth. In turn, they are divided into
meteorological, climatic, ozone, and magnetospheric weapons.
Meteorological weapons, the use of which is much more local and short-term
as compared to climatic weapons, have been studied the most and, unfortunately
to humanity, tested in practice. The provocation of heavy rains, the formation of
floods and the flooding of territories to impede the movement of troops and heavy
vehicles, the dispersion of clouds in the bombing area to ensure aiming at point
targets are the typical uses of meteorological weapons. In order to dispel cloudiness
over an area of several thousand square kilometers causing abundant precipitation
and flooding, it is enough to disperse about a hundred kilograms of silver iodide and
lead iodide. Dispersing an unstable cumulus cloud only requires several kilograms
of silver iodide.