H.A.A.R.P. (HAARP) Weather Modification Explanaion:
So there are 45,000 transmit-receive modules on HAARP. And this antenna can detect an object the size of a baseball at a range of 2,500 miles. That is why I say H.A.A.R.P. (HAARP) Weather Modification can project all that power into a pinpoint beam.
Totally computer controlled. The dome is 120 foot diameter. The power source is 6 3.6 megawatt generators. For a total of almost 22 megawatts. And this harpoon platform has a tow ship to move H.A.A.R.P. (HAARP) around. So that 22 megawatts is not actually designed to go into the engines.
That is designed to go into the transmitter unit. Other U.S. Navy ships have powerful microwave transmitters. This is the U.S. Navy ship Howard O. Lawrenson. It looks small, but it’s actually 534 feet long. Each phased array, the boxes on the top of the deck, is a phased array transmitter. Synthetic aperture radar, whatever you want to call it, weighs 250 tons.
And there’s a crew of 88 on board. This is a gigantic ionosphere heater, again.
