Haarp 2010-2011

[Heyoka_11]

Posted by Cjay (here)
Does Australia have facilities related to HAARP?

G'day Cjay,

Found this: http://loveforlife.com.au/content/11...ced-one-alaska

I have no idea as to it's authenticity, but there appears to be a massive amount of corroborating evidence on this site. Might take you a day or three to sift through it all though.

We need to be careful to not confuse every antenna array with HAARP, in the same way some folk are imagining every cloud to be a chemtrail.

All the best!

[Barron]

Yes, there are more HAARP stations such as at least one in Austrlia -see above and one in NZ out from Christchurch. Can give more specific info if anyone interested.

[jackovesk]

Australia, NZ bid to spy on Big Bang's youth

September 25, 2011.

AUSTRALIA'S brightest boffins have finalised their bid to build one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects of the modern age. In partnership with New Zealand, Australia wants to host the $2 billion Square Kilometre Array, the most powerful radio telescope ever built.


The SKA telescope could be built in Australia

The international consortium behind the project - 67 organisations from 20 countries - hopes the giant telescope will help answer two of humanity's most puzzling questions: how the universe was formed after the Big Bang, and do we share it with other beings?


Dipoles ... These sparse aperture array dipoles will detect low-frequency radio signals.

The Sunday Age can reveal that a 1000-page bid document backed by the Australian and New Zealand governments was submitted this month to the SKA international projects office in Manchester. Another bid was lodged this month by South Africa.


Tiles ... These dense aperture array tiles will detect mid-frequency radio signals.

The ''square kilometre'' in SKA refers to the combined data-collecting area of the 3000 radio antennas - each with a 15-metre diameter dish - located at sites that would stretch 5500 kilometres across the Australian outback and New Zealand.


Numbers game: This artist's impression shows the SKA's dishes, which will scan space for electromagnetic radiation - and hopefully reveal the universe's secrets

About half the antennas would be in a five-square-kilometre area in the West Australian desert about 600 kilometres north-east of Perth. Another 750 antennas would be located in clumps within 150 kilometres of the main array. The rest would be grouped into 25 stations strung across Australia and into NZ at locations to be revealed.


Good spread: This graphic illustrates how the dishes and apertures will be arranged as they scan the heavens

All antennas would be linked by fibre-optics to a supercomputer in Perth that would have to process a million trillion operations per second - a speed known as an exaflop, which at present no computer can reach.

CSIRO astronomer Brian Boyle, who is leading the charge to have the array centred in Australia, said a group of 12 independent experts would pore over the bid documents, examining issues such as the potential for radio-frequency interference, site security and renewable power sources as well as political, social, financial and legal matters.

''The bid document could fell an ox,'' Dr Boyle said. ''We go for an interview in Washington, DC, in December and then this group of 12 will make a recommendation on the preferred site to the SKA board in early January.'' A decision on the site will be announced in February.

Science Minister Kim Carr said the bid was a collaborative effort among 47 agencies in Australia and New Zealand that would put both countries at the forefront of international science and generate industry innovation and science spinoffs.

Dr Boyle said the future SKA would be used to try to form a full physical history of the universe. ''It will test fundamental physical theories. The theories of Einstein, the nature of gravity,'' he said.

''Radio astronomy has been used in the past in the search for extraterrestrials. The SKA will increase that search volume a millionfold.''

Production of the SKA would begin in 2016 and the first data would be collected in 2020.

http://www.theage.com.au/national/au...924-1kqsp.html

http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci...924-1kqia.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete....html?ITO=1490

Square Kilometre Array (SKA) Animation 2010

Square Kilometre Array (SKA) annimation (2010) showing the 3 main technologies of dishes and aperture arrays (dense and sparse). The dishes are also equipped with focal plane arrays.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=GiMiTKB4M2A

PS - I am by No Means an expert in this area, hence starting this Thread for your 'Discernment'..!

HAARP Anyone..???

[Lord Sidious]

More likely it is a radio telescope, but they may be looking for the red/brown dwarf star.

[Mad Hatter]

Well if it turns out to be HAARP tech and they choose to use it for the wrong purposes it would only take a couple of large bulldozers and a decent lenght of chain to sort it out...

[oceanz]

They should've submitted their bid with the arrays with red dust covering them - especially if they are going to be located in WA's outback.

Will they have to rinse the dust off them like they do with the powerlines in times of drought?

[Maia Gabrial]

It looks as though HAARP is becoming the weapon of choice....
Looks to me like paranoia flare up....
Great information, Jackovesk.

[RMorgan]

Oh man...HAARP has antenna like structures. An ant also has antennas. It doesn´t mean that an ant is HAARP, right? The same goes for this one.

[RMorgan]

I just had this insight here...

You know that the PTB are the masters of strategic thinking, their plans are often very long-term and everything they do is based on the same old (but very efficient) wolf disguised as a sheep strategy.

I was thinking of HAARP, and its climate changing properties.

If HAARP is indeed a weapon made to control weather, I wonder if it´s possible for it to control the weather of the whole world from just one (or few) locations.

As HAARP is basically a microwave emitting technology, I was wondering if all those cellphone towers, installed everywhere in our cities, could be used and triggered remotely as HAARP nodes...

I´m not sure if it´s scientifically possible, but I wouldn´t be surprised if it is.

Maybe a HAARP network is already everywhere, right under our noses, and we haven´t even noticed it??

What do you think?

Is there any telecom specialist here, that could enlighten us on these matters?

Cheers,

Raf.

[gardunk]

check the links to Gwen towers as they are the relays/ there are H systems all over the planet and they can bounce relays/ much worse than wolfie

[nomadguy]

GWEN, ELF and HAARP all operate at the same frequencies as the human brain.

[Mad Hatter]

Posted by RMorgan (here)
Oh man...HAARP has antenna like structures. An ant also has antennas. It doesn´t mean that an ant is HAARP, right? The same goes for this one.

Well the dishes and the discs don't fit the bill... so you'd be right there.

However if you consider that these things are purportedly built for scientific research and at vast cost to the taxpayer would it not be reasonable to ask why the world needs another ELF arrray since to my mind the other 128 units arround the world, all busily heating the ionosphere etc., should surely be more than adequate to supply the data to answer any legitimate questions that are being asked.

Someone has decided that we need to make this investment, obviously a more persausive someone than those of us that think we should first be lifting a certain section of our community out of absolute squalor. Ce la vie. But that certain someone better not ever darken my doorway.

[58andfixed]

With a list of priorities, the probabilities of pork barrel politics will likely be reduced, be they for a beneficent or a malevolent purpose.

It just seems to me that there are more presssing issues at hand.

- 58

[jcocks]

Of more interest is the computer that they have to build to handle the data this thing will produce. It's purported that it will need to run at one quintilllion (one million trillion) operations per second - that's a speed that is currently unavailable out in the open....

And it's to be built in Perth (If we win the competition to have the SKA positioned here - which I think we will).

[Lord Sidious]

Posted by jcocks (here)
Of more interest is the computer that they have to build to handle the data this thing will produce. It's purported that it will need to run at one quintilllion (one million trillion) operations per second - that's a speed that is currently unavailable out in the open....

And it's to be built in Perth (If we win the competition to have the SKA positioned here - which I think we will).

And they are going to link it to Perth by fibre optic?
Ha.
We are still in the 19th century here.

[jcocks]

Posted by Lord Sidious (here)

Posted by jcocks (here)
Of more interest is the computer that they have to build to handle the data this thing will produce. It's purported that it will need to run at one quintilllion (one million trillion) operations per second - that's a speed that is currently unavailable out in the open....

And it's to be built in Perth (If we win the competition to have the SKA positioned here - which I think we will).

And they are going to link it to Perth by fibre optic?
Ha.
We are still in the 19th century here.

I think you forget I actually live in Bunbury - *WE* are still in the 19th century, but catching up slowly... In all seriousness though, yes...the computer to handle SKA data is to be built in Perth, and will be linked by fibre optic......

[Lord Sidious]

I know where you are at nugget.
It is ridiculous how far behind this place is compared to the east coast.
No wonder they call it wait awhile.

[Old Snake]

jackovesk,

As an old radio radar tech I can tell you these are all receiving systems , not usefull for the haarp dragon, not even modifiable for that purpose.

[Old Snake]

Witchy,

Haarp@gakona is only a research facility , the real dragon is @ Pokerflats west of the rocket research site, it`s vast , it`s powerfull, please sit down for a moment......................... seated?

Output capacity 3.8 tera Watt , as per august 2006 (when I remember the date well) after upgrades.

No you cannot see it on google maps , area blotted out

Well you do not need this kind of enegy to comunicate with subs .

What you can do is interfere with the earth`s system`s electromagnetic fields, the band of "eigenfrequencies" , starting below 0 Hz and up ,
a favorite freq of this hellish machine is around 2.5 Hz , well to keep it short: 3,8 tW @ 2.5 Hz projected on a one sq mile is an inmense load of energy far more than
whatever energy reaches us from space, think sun, GRB`s etc ,of the latter two we know our planet is influenced and @ far less energy per sq mile.

So yes , an earthquake machine

Kind regards

Old Snake

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by Old Snake (here)
jackovesk,

As an old radio radar tech I can tell you these are all receiving systems , not usefull for the haarp dragon, not even modifiable for that purpose.

As a (not quite as) old radar tech, I don't see why you say that. I'd figure that so long as the individual elements were not of some gossamer thin wire unable to take any substantial current, then all that is essential is (1) sufficient power (2) sufficient number of antenna like elements and (3) sufficient electronics to control the phasing and frequency of transmissions from each element.