No! This structure has nothing to do with Haarp's elusive “geographic weapon”.

A photo of a large antenna complex used to support the theory that a HAARP wave system would be used to modify the climate and generate natural disasters. The news? According to theories, the antennas would no longer be located just in Alaska, but all over the world. Except the photo of the shared structure has nothing to do with Haarp's elusive “geographic weapon.” The facility is located in Chernobyl and is a former Soviet missile detection system.

For those in a hurry:

• Many Facebook posts share a photo of an antenna complex, claiming it is one of Haarp's many new antennas.
• Haarp is a center for the study of solar radiation in telecommunications located in Alaska.
• It has often been the subject of theories according to which it serves to modify the climate and generate natural disasters.
• These theories are unfounded.
• The photo shows Duga, an old Soviet missile detector.
• The facility is located in Chernobyl and has nothing to do with Haarp.

Analyzes

Let's see a screenshot of one of the messages being checked. The description reads:

HAARP IONOSPHERE HEATERS DISCOVERED AROUND THE WORLD USED FOR WEATHER MODIFICATION! Can you handle the truth? HAARP is not only found in Alaska, but is evenly distributed throughout the world! Controlled in tandem with other time-altering programs, all working simultaneously to create “hell on earth”, that is, time is altered on a scale that many people cannot imagine ! Every country has its own HAARP ionospheric radiator, there's even one in Colorado and Massachusetts! Their sinister goal is to destroy our planet's natural environment by blaming “global warming.” Ionospheric heating: “Powerful HF transmitter (2.8 to 10 MHz) which induces a temporary and controlled change in the temperature of the electrons at the desired altitude. » Heating antenna networks pump electricity from the ground into the atmosphere! This artificial electrical alteration of our ionosphere creates many different effects. These experiences are very controversial and probably not only affect our atmosphere, but could also affect your mood. High-energy microwaves can pick up the electromagnetic field of the ionosphere like fingers playing a harp. This can produce very low frequency radio signals that can penetrate the ground or water – sometimes to depths greater than 100 meters (328 feet) in the ocean, making it a possible method of communication for submarines. According to a previous report from the South China Morning Post, China is currently building an even larger and more advanced facility in Sanya, Hainan, with the capacity to manipulate the ionosphere over the entire South China Sea. The ultra-low frequency waves generated by these powerful structures could even affect the functioning of the human brain and body, causing side effects such as: headaches, cancer, loss of concentration and liver problems, to name a few. some. Spraying heavy metal particles means increasing the conductivity of the atmosphere (global warming or climate change is the cover for this) which, when used in conjunction with these heaters, are used to create all sorts of “natural” disasters “, such as starting fires that burn houses and not trees, creating earthquakes, changing atmospheric electrical properties enough to create hurricanes, tornadoes and floods. Written by Scott L. Biddle.

Haarp's conspiracy theory

Haarp's is a theory according to whichHigh frequency active auroral research program it would have been created to modify the climate, and according to some also to generate natural disasters and earthquakes. In reality, as we have already seen above Openthe implant sends radio waves into the ionosphere, heating it slightly and causing slight ripples (whistlers), similar but weaker than those caused by solar radiation. It is thus possible to study how these disturbances influence radio communications.. However, because the ionosphere lies far beyond the atmospheric layers, it can influence climate and weather conditions.

As Professor Fred Menk, a member of the United States National Scientific Committee for Space and Radio, explains, logically the Haarp signals are not designed and cannot in any way modify the climate. Such a theory is absurd, he declares. The ionosphere, that is to say that “the region studied by Haarp is located at an altitude of 250 to 450 km, while planes fly and the climate originates at a few kilometers altitude above the sea ​​level,” explains the professor. And he adds: “Haarp waves have no impact at low altitude.”

The Chernobyl plant

That said, the image that those sharing it say shows one of Haarp's “antenna arrays” found around the world, is actually the Pripyat Radio Telecommunications Center where the Chernobyl nuclear power plant is located , protagonist of the homonymous film. nuclear disaster in 1986. What you see is the Duga. As he writes CNN, one of the largest antennas ever built at 700 meters long and 150 meters high, also known as the “Russian peak”. It was installed by the Soviet Union in the 1970s to detect intercontinental ballistic missile launches from the West.

There is a twin antenna complex called Duga-2, installed in Kosmolsk-on-Amur, a city in the far west of Russia. This type of technology has been supplanted by the development of radar, whose detection range is much greater today than fifty years ago, and by satellite surveys. The antenna complex has not been operational since 1989. That it is the Russian peak is confirmed by this photo that we leave below.

Conclusions

Many Facebook posts share a photo of an antenna complex claiming it is a structure of the elusive Haarp “geographic weapon.” The photo shows Duga, an old Soviet missile detector. The facility is located in Chernobyl and has nothing to do with Haarp.

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