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HAARP, the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Project in Gakona, Alaska, is comprised of 180 antennas that function as one steerable antenna. It can aim millions of watts of ELF waves into a small area of the atmosphere, injecting 3,600,000 watts into a spot about 12 miles across, 2.5 miles deep, and 90 miles up, roughly 300 miles from Anchorage. The US military claims HAARP studies the ionosphere for civilian and defense purposes. However, another theory suggests HAARP heats the atmosphere, causing weather changes. Some claim military documents prove HAARP is used for weather modification, despite public denials. HAARP is one of several ELF wave transmitters globally. The United States operates three, Russia has one, and the European Union has one. It is claimed that working together, these transmitters could alter the weather, change jet streams, trigger rainstorms or droughts, and even steer hurricanes by heating the atmosphere and building high-pressure domes.

In 1983, the speaker used 30 watts of radio tomography to locate 26 oil wells across nine states with 100% accuracy. This involved beaming radio waves into the ground and listening for specific vibrational frequencies that indicated the presence of natural gas or crude oil. HAARP, in contrast, uses a billion watts beamed into the ionosphere for experiments. The speaker likens the Earth's layers to piano strings, each with its own frequency. Using 30 watts, they could identify these frequencies. However, using a billion watts could cause violent vibrations, potentially leading to earthquakes.

In 1993, the FAA warned pilots to avoid Alaskan airspace due to US government experiments with high altitude electronic technology. The $100 million Air Force project, HARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program), is designed to study the ionosphere by transmitting powerful radio waves to superheat electrons and create temporary holes. The Air Force claims this will improve communication, navigation, and surveillance. However, critics fear HARP is a high-tech weapon with global implications. It may be used for Earth-penetrating tomography, detecting underground facilities with extremely low frequency radio waves. One document suggests radio frequency radiation transmitters could disrupt human thinking. Concerns exist that HARP could damage biomagnetic sensors used by migratory animals and destabilize the ionosphere, potentially increasing cosmic radiation exposure. Critics call for international debate on HARP's potential dangers, but the Air Force is proceeding with plans to have it fully operational.

A multivate oscillator using a concentric ring antenna driven by a Tesla coil has shown beneficial effects on light waves. The theory is that everything resonates due to cosmic radiation, creating an oscillatory system. Resonant frequencies in RNA DNA molecules have been identified. Experiments with wire loops around plants have shown positive results. Nikola Tesla and Roy Raymond Wright's work with high frequency coils and frequency instruments have also shown promising results in treating cancer and viruses. Their research is being revisited for further study.

They are ramping up frequencies from east to west coast using NICS RAD towers at 2.7-2.9 gigahertz, similar to microwaves. Anomalies in Texas show a blast resembling a laser. Doppler towers and 33 HAARP stations are involved. The frequencies increase daily, with durations reaching up to 14 hours, causing negative effects on health.

A cloud generator creates water particles in a chamber, demonstrating how HAARP works by pushing clouds away. ELF wave transmitters like HAARP can manipulate the weather globally, potentially causing natural disasters. Doctor Agnew believes ELF waves triggered an earthquake in Oregon. Chemtrails, allegedly sprayed by the US Air Force, could be used with HAARP to control weather by preventing rainfall.

Everything has a resonant frequency, like graphene oxide at 26 gigahertz for 5G. Sympathetic resonance is shown with tuning forks. Pendulum oscillators sync up over time. Injected graphene oxide can transmit toxic symptoms wirelessly, causing harm through EMF radiation. The more graphene oxide, the more damage. The speaker suggests a control method for the global population without a pathogen.

We used to use radio waves to vibrate strings in the ground and identify substances like natural gas or crude oil based on the frequencies we received. With only 30 watts of radio power, we could achieve this. However, if we were to use 1,000,000,000 watts, the vibrations would be so intense that they could shake an entire piano, house, or even cause an earthquake underground.

Using tomography with just 30 watts of power, I discovered 26 oil wells accurately across nine states. Meanwhile, HAARP experiments with a billion watts of power directly into the ionosphere. Picture the piano strings as layers of the earth, each with its own frequency. By sending radio waves into the ground, we can identify the frequencies and determine if it's natural gas or crude oil. This was achieved with only 30 watts of radio power. However, if we used a billion watts, the vibrations would be so intense that the entire piano, even the house, would shake. These vibrations could potentially be strong enough to cause an earthquake.

Organisms are shattered using electronic signals, similar to radiation but without drugs. Vibrating forks at 440 hertz send energy pulses to shatter microorganisms. Resonant frequency therapy induces vibrations in cells, with pulsing output for targeted destruction. Using 2 input frequencies, one low and one high (11 times the lower), microorganisms can be shattered. Broadcasting an 18 gigahertz signal in pulses can cause lipid nanoparticles to release pathogenic contents, potentially causing a Marburg epidemic.

In 1983, the speaker used 30 watts of radio tomography to locate 26 oil wells across nine states with 100% accuracy. This involved beaming radio waves into the ground, causing underground "strings" to vibrate at specific frequencies, identifying substances like natural gas or crude oil. HAARP, in contrast, uses a billion watts beamed into the ionosphere for experiments. The speaker claims that using such power can cause violent vibrations, potentially leading to earthquakes.

There are secret technologies being developed based on Nikola Tesla's work, which have been kept under wraps for decades. One laboratory in the Maldives is building prototypes using these principles, focusing on closure rather than explosion. Tesla's ideas play a significant role in these developments. For instance, they have created a generator with no moving parts, solely relying on geometry. The key concept is resonance frequencies, as everything vibrates. By understanding and controlling these frequencies, one can manipulate objects.

The trailers around me are equipped with transmitters that send power from the main building to dipole antennas. There are 180 antennas radiating high-frequency waves into the atmosphere, making this the largest HF radio in the world. This setup allows us to transform the ionosphere, located 100 kilometers above, into a laboratory for various experiments. We can create bubbles, heat specific areas, generate waves, and excite plasma resonances. Additionally, we can transmit signals globally and study the ionosphere's effects, enabling unique experiments that are not possible elsewhere.

The transmission system outside Tromsor is part of the ACAD system, spanning Svalbard, Tromsø, Kiruna, and Sorakulla. It emits electromagnetic fields across Europe, potentially for mind control like harp. People are unaware of this manipulation, which can alter thoughts, feelings, and relationships remotely, turning individuals into biological robots.

HAARP will be activated soon, and its no-fly zones are crucial to understand. Zooming in on specific coordinates leads to an antenna array facility, with notable locations including one in Alaska and a remote island weather station. HAARP technology isn't exclusive to the U.S. and NATO; Russia also has similar capabilities. Access to HAARP facilities is restricted, requiring guided tours. The facility is known for heating the atmosphere, as mentioned by the History Channel, and is now privately owned after being military-operated. Additionally, it is linked to phenomena like the Aurora lights, known as Steve. More details will be discussed in a live session. Take care.

Approximately 2,000 thunderstorms occur on Earth at any given time, producing about 50 flashes of lightning per second. Each lightning burst generates electromagnetic waves that circle the Earth between its surface and the ionosphere. Waves with the right wavelength combine and strengthen, creating a repeated atmospheric heartbeat known as Schumann resonance. The base Schumann resonance has an atmospheric electromagnetic frequency of 7.83 Hertz. Lightning is part of the Earth's atmospheric heartbeat.

The speaker explains that they will turn on a device that emits a 65 kilohertz beam, similar to a laser. They mention that the beam is not audible but can be made audible by adding a modulation. They assure that the high amplitude of the beam won't hurt anyone. They explain that sound waves can create sound when they have high amplitude, and in this apparatus, the sound is created within the beam itself. The speaker then demonstrates the device by playing music and scanning the room to ensure everyone can hear it. They also try bouncing the sound off the wall. The audience raises their hands to indicate they can hear it clearly.

A radio wave at the right frequency, when sent to an acupuncture point, translates into an auditory signal sent directly to the brain. An infrasound device demonstrated this, allowing the speaker to hear the signal when pressed to the skin. This sends the signal through the nervous system into the brain, which decodes it. While the device requires skin contact, a microwave carrier at a distance could achieve the same effect.

The speaker addresses a comment about the suspiciousness of a 30-minute emergency alert system test. They mention that the alert will be accompanied by a unique tone and vibration. The speaker then introduces a machine called SEMA 1,000, which they use for their app and website called Simatones. This machine plays resonant frequencies through a vibrating speaker, similar to the alert being discussed. The speaker explains that these tones and vibrations can target different ailments or body parts to restore balance and harmony to the energy body. They give an example of a favorite tone that can improve the blood immune system. The speaker concludes by playing the tones and vibrations for the audience.

Back in 1983, I used radio tomography with only 30 watts to locate oil. I successfully found 26 oil wells across nine states with 100% accuracy, by sending radio waves into the earth. Each substance underground vibrates at its own frequency. We'd send radio waves down, listen to the returning frequency, and identify the substance. Now, HAARP uses a billion watts, directed into the ionosphere for research. Imagine the Earth's layers as piano strings, each with its own frequency. With a billion watts, the vibrations become extremely violent. The earth would shake. The vibrations underground could be so intense that this could potentially cause an earthquake.

Nikola Tesla, in the 19th century, proposed the possibility of climate control through electromagnetic waves. Today, the HAARP project is said to make this possibility a reality. Tesla opened a completely new world at the dawn of the 20th century. Among his great inventions and developments, such as alternating current, induction motors that use the same type of current, and more than 700 patented inventions, one of the most significant was the design of a transmitter to wirelessly carry electricity. This idea proposed using the planet’s ionosphere as a giant conductor of electrical energy. The principle behind this development is wireless electricity transmission. Tesla proposed an electric shield as a possibility for a defense system for the United States. Moreover, the same principle could be used for climate control on our planet. Upon Tesla’s death on January 17, 1943, the U.S. government confiscated all documents in which Tesla had been developing studies, investigations, and proposals for electricity without large costs. To date, these documents remain classified, yet the HAARP project has leveraged Tesla’s extraordinary legacy. HAARP stands for High Frequency Advanced Aurora Research Program, i.e., programa avanzado en investigación de Aurora de alta frecuencia. The program’s headquarters are located in Gakona, Alaska, and it features an arrangement of 180 antennas, which require a power supply of 3.6 megawatts to irradiate, as a maximum theoretical power, 3981 megawatts. The purpose of HAARP, according to U.S. authorities, is to study the ionosphere, long-distance communications, and the localization of oil and gas deposits, by exploiting the waves reflected by this layer that impinge on the Earth’s surface as they penetrate the crust. It is asserted that this project is civil and exploratory in nature, but curiously it is funded by the United States Department of Defense. To some skeptical scientists of the HAARP program, this project could be used as a weapon, since there is the possibility of controlling the climate through the alteration of the ionosphere by low frequencies known as ELF. To understand how this works, electromagnetic waves would be used to collide with the ionosphere, which would heat up, resulting in climate alteration. It is even suspected that these same waves, when impacting the Earth’s crust, would cause a series of vibrations that could trigger earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Researchers and scientists opine that the increase in hurricanes, floods, and droughts—where these phenomena had not appeared—could have been caused by HAARP. For its part, HAARP says they only use a small portion of the energy they are capable of generating. If so, what would happen if the billions of watts produced by the project were used in full? Some more adventurous opinions even assure mind control as another purpose of HAARP. It is now known that electromagnetic waves can give rise to physical illnesses, alter the human psyche, provoking hysteria and hallucinations, which could be used for crowd control. If all of this is true, perhaps we are facing an imminent risk to our planet. As we have seen, the HAARP project could be more than a simple scientific experiment; it could reveal a reality that is being concealed. For the great mysteries of the third millennium, Álvaro Mezquita.

The speaker believes cell phone towers are actually antenna arrays for the "largest harp network on planet Earth." They claim testing facilities in Alaska allowed for the creation of a larger-scale harp technology. The speaker shows several towers in West Coast Florida, suggesting the bottom part of the towers are for cell phones, while the top part is for harp. They claim that when these devices are turned up, cell phone service extends much farther offshore than normal, up to 12 or 13 miles, and when shut off, service is lost. The speaker highlights a larger tower, suggesting it contains relays for various services, including police, fire, harp, and cell phones. They note the towers are spaced closely together, and when the power is increased, "harp waves" or "gravity waves" become visible in the sky. The speaker believes these towers are part of a weapon and that radar anomalies attributed to birds are actually caused by these devices.

Seven billion brains are influenced by the Earth's magnetic field, with changes in one brain potentially affecting others within six to seven minutes. Consciousness operates at around 40 Hertz, similar to the Earth's oscillating ionosphere, which is also around 40 cycles per second. Research shows that normal EEG readings indicate coherence between an individual's brain and the Earth's resonances every 30 seconds. This suggests a connection between distant individuals, as seen in phenomena like remote viewing. When two events are correlated beyond chance, it implies a nonlocal mechanism at play. To explore this, a technology was developed to enhance natural brain frequencies associated with memory and consciousness, focusing on the right hemisphere's activity at 7 and 40 Hertz. This aims to leverage existing capabilities for greater correlation and understanding.

A virtual antenna, known as an ionospheric alvin resonator (IAR), is being created to emit extremely low frequency signals that can reach the depths of the oceans. This technology uses the ionosphere as an antenna and could be seen as a geophysical weapon. By heating the ionosphere with high-frequency radio waves, standing waves and magnetosonic waves are produced, which are among the lowest frequencies, ranging from 0 to 1 Hertz. When the HAARP system is activated, ambient noise increases significantly, and the natural Schumann resonance disappears, replaced by a spike at 60 Hertz, which corresponds to the frequency found in electrical systems.