8.5 Program of High-Frequency Active Studies HAARP
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heat emitted by the Earth (heating the surface in the process) will allow a global
temperature change. Reduction of the mean annual temperature by just 1 degree in
the region of mid-latitudes will be catastrophic, since the main volume of grains is
produced here. A decrease by 4–5 degrees will lead to the gradual glaciation of the
entire ocean surface, with the exception of the equatorial region, and the dryness of
the atmosphere will be so significant that it would be pointless even to talk about
cultivating cereals in the ice-free territories. It is possible, however, that a reduction
in the temperature of the atmosphere by means of dispersing chemical compounds
will be used as a means of countering the greenhouse effect; such projects are being
developed, even though they surely cannot be a plaster for all sores.
Ozone weapons are a set of means destroying the ozone layers over the selected
regions of the enemy territory. Aggressive ultraviolet radiation of the sun with a
wavelength of about 3 microns penetrates through the resulting ozone holes. The
first result of effect of these weapons will be a reduction in the productivity of
animals and agricultural plants. Further disturbance in the processes in the ozone
sphere will lead to a reduction in average temperature and an increase in humidity,
which is extremely dangerous for critical agricultural regions. Complete destruction
of the ozone layers is deadly for every living thing.
It should be noted that in addition to HAARP, there are six more similar ground
complexes in the world at the time of publication of this book: in Tromso (Norway),
in Jicamarca (Peru), “Sura” in Nizhny Novgorod and the unit in the town of Apatity
(Murmansk region) in Russia; radio antenna complexes near Kharkov (Ukraine)
and in Dushanbe (Tajikistan). Only two of them are transmitting like HAARP—the
complex in Tromso and Sura; the rest of them are passive and designed mostly for
radio-astronomical studies. The qualitative differences of the HAARP include its
enormous power, which at the end of 2010 already amounted 1 GW (the planned
power—3.6 GW) and proximity to the north magnetic pole.
According to experts, HAARP systems can be used for destructive activities. For
example, they claim the following:
(1) The use of HAARP can completely disrupt sea and air navigation, block
radio communication and radio location, and disable onboard electronics of
spacecrafts, rockets, planes, and ground systems in the selected region.
(2) The use of all types of weapons and equipment can be fully stopped in an
arbitrarily selected region.
(3) Integrated systems of geophysical weapons can cause large-scale accidents in
any electrical networks, at gas, and oil pipelines.
(4) HAARP radiation energy can be used to manipulate weather on a global scale
[23], to damage the ecosystem, or to fully destroy it.
In turn, supporters of the HAARP project present the following counterarguments:
(1) The amount of energy radiated by the complex is negligible in comparison
with the energy received by the ionosphere from solar radiation and lightning
discharges.
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heat emitted by the Earth (heating the surface in the process) will allow a global
temperature change. Reduction of the mean annual temperature by just 1 degree in
the region of mid-latitudes will be catastrophic, since the main volume of grains is
produced here. A decrease by 4–5 degrees will lead to the gradual glaciation of the
entire ocean surface, with the exception of the equatorial region, and the dryness of
the atmosphere will be so significant that it would be pointless even to talk about
cultivating cereals in the ice-free territories. It is possible, however, that a reduction
in the temperature of the atmosphere by means of dispersing chemical compounds
will be used as a means of countering the greenhouse effect; such projects are being
developed, even though they surely cannot be a plaster for all sores.
Ozone weapons are a set of means destroying the ozone layers over the selected
regions of the enemy territory. Aggressive ultraviolet radiation of the sun with a
wavelength of about 3 microns penetrates through the resulting ozone holes. The
first result of effect of these weapons will be a reduction in the productivity of
animals and agricultural plants. Further disturbance in the processes in the ozone
sphere will lead to a reduction in average temperature and an increase in humidity,
which is extremely dangerous for critical agricultural regions. Complete destruction
of the ozone layers is deadly for every living thing.
It should be noted that in addition to HAARP, there are six more similar ground
complexes in the world at the time of publication of this book: in Tromso (Norway),
in Jicamarca (Peru), “Sura” in Nizhny Novgorod and the unit in the town of Apatity
(Murmansk region) in Russia; radio antenna complexes near Kharkov (Ukraine)
and in Dushanbe (Tajikistan). Only two of them are transmitting like HAARP—the
complex in Tromso and Sura; the rest of them are passive and designed mostly for
radio-astronomical studies. The qualitative differences of the HAARP include its
enormous power, which at the end of 2010 already amounted 1 GW (the planned
power—3.6 GW) and proximity to the north magnetic pole.
According to experts, HAARP systems can be used for destructive activities. For
example, they claim the following:
(1) The use of HAARP can completely disrupt sea and air navigation, block
radio communication and radio location, and disable onboard electronics of
spacecrafts, rockets, planes, and ground systems in the selected region.
(2) The use of all types of weapons and equipment can be fully stopped in an
arbitrarily selected region.
(3) Integrated systems of geophysical weapons can cause large-scale accidents in
any electrical networks, at gas, and oil pipelines.
(4) HAARP radiation energy can be used to manipulate weather on a global scale
[23], to damage the ecosystem, or to fully destroy it.
In turn, supporters of the HAARP project present the following counterarguments:
(1) The amount of energy radiated by the complex is negligible in comparison
with the energy received by the ionosphere from solar radiation and lightning
discharges.