[opendtv] Re: wireless age
- From: "John Willkie" <johnwillkie@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2007 11:22:30 -0700
While seeming to be comprehensive, this page is very much incomplete.
Nikolai Tesla did atmospheric heating (among other things) from his Estes
Park, Colorado laboratory in the early 1900's. There is at least a
coincidence that he was transmitting the night of the Tanguska 'anti-matter'
blast over Russia. (Tesla, due in no small part to Westinghouse and company
having stolen the idea of alternating current from him, was loath to
publish. (Before stealing it, Westinghouse spent years saying that DC was
safe (yeah, you can't throw it further than a few blocks) and that AC was
dangerous. It was dangerous to Westinghouse, so he stole it fair and
square.
ON the more recent end, there is no mention of the patents and patent
applications, and this is woefully inadequate as to the published
literature.
Arecibo, I am told, was just a few weeks. The HAAARP project, if Nick
Begish's "Angels Don't Play this Haarp", is on nightly. (I have listened to
Nick for many hours, and he sounds like a hype factory. A customer of mine
knows Nick, and he places less faith in him than do I.) I believe that the
HAARP project (it is open to neighbors once a year) has 6-6KW generators and
lacks a connection to outside power.
If you want to have fun, run 1000 feet of unshielded copper wire
horizontally at night, a few feet above the ground. Being very careful
(high voltage might be in evidence) measure the potential between the ground
and the wire at one end; measure the difference between ground at the other
end. (Then, you will know why ightning arrestors are needed on external
antennae, even in areas with no lightning.
And, it's not the effect of atmospheric heating that we should be all that
concerned about; it's the effect of RF energy (RFI) on living organisms.
I'm reasonably certain that the printed word doesn't involve atmospheric
heating; however, it does involve decimating forests, and poisoning water to
bleach the pulp to whiteness.
Now, I should point out that ham radio operators have reported drastically
different conditions in the last year or so, compared to what they have come
to know over their lifetimes. Oddly enough, this is during the time that
HAAARP hasn't been operating.
John Willkie, who tends to avoid folklore, even folklore about RF
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Enviado el: Saturday, October 13, 2007 10:35 AM
Para: opendtv
Asunto: [opendtv] wireless age
Dear Friends,
We leave the "wireless age". Mobile services growing.
Milions and milions of watts from various transmitters is launched in the
space.
May the "RF inflation phenomena" to cause troubles in Ionosphere?
Look this article:
History of Modification of the Ionosphere by Radio Waves
<http://ion.le.ac.uk/heating/history_of_rf_heating.html>
http://ion.le.ac.uk/heating/history_of_rf_heating.html
Jonas,
from Brazil
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