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Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Normal Radar or HAARP enhanced?



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Recorded this afternoon, not this morning as I said in the video. That's what happens when I nap. Time warp.After researching the enhancements made to radar stations I have become more aware that some stations can be made to effect the ionoshpere more profoundly.From ulcar.uml.edu/about.htm :"Ground - Based Sounding:Radio sounding provides a means to probe remotely and in situ space plasma conditions. In an effort to map the structure and dynamics of the global ionosphere, the Center for Atmospheric Research of UMass Lowell has built more than 70 ground-based ionospheric radio sounders for institutions worldwide. This global network provides real time information on the highly dynamic ionospheric conditions via the Internet to scientific users and communications services. The Center is now actively developing a new generation of ionospheric sounders using the most advanced technologies."So yes, radar stations have been modified to play with HAARP.
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