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Basic Information on HAARP:I
The road to the HAARP facility is located at Milepost 11.3 on the Tok highway. This thirty acre tundra (swampy) property was owned by the DOD. Since we live in the Copper Valley Area, in HAARP's backyard so to speak, we have been very interested in what they are doing with this quasi military/research/educational program of ionospheric research and what effects it might have on our local community.
The primary management and administration of this phased antenna array transmitter for the HAARP ionospheric research facility is by the Air Force (Phillips Laboratory) and the Navy (Office of Naval Research and Naval Research Laboratory). Advanced Power Technologies, Inc. (APTI), a subsidiary of E-Systems, Inc., which is owned by Raytheon Corporation, designed and built HAARP. Here is a link to Professor Anthony Ferraro's Web Page, who was one of the designers of HAARP. The other educational organizations listed as being involved with this program are: University of Alaska, University of Massachusetts, UCLA, MIT, Stanford University, Clemson University, University of Tulsa, University of Maryland, Cornell University, SRI International, and Geospace, Inc. Usually there are representatives from some of these educational institutions at every open house.My best friend and I have been doing research on HAARP since they started building the prototype in 1994. She and I went to HAARP's first Open House in August of 1995 and she was the first person to get photos of Haarp's Antenna Array up on the internet. You will find that her web site is listed as HAARP Connection at the top of our list of links below. According to the staff at HAARP, they are implementing this technology at their Puerto Rico Research Facility, near the Arecibo Observatory. There are phased antenna array transmitters in Norway and Russia. HIPAS in Alaska near Fairbanks is a ionospheric research facility too. There are HF heating facilities located at Platteville, Colorado, and at Ramfjordmoen, in Norway.
The road to the HAARP facility is located at Milepost 11.3 on the Tok highway. This thirty acre tundra (swampy) property was owned by the DOD. Since we live in the Copper Valley Area, in HAARP's backyard so to speak, we have been very interested in what they are doing with this quasi military/research/educational program of ionospheric research and what effects it might have on our local community.
The primary management and administration of this phased antenna array transmitter for the HAARP ionospheric research facility is by the Air Force (Phillips Laboratory) and the Navy (Office of Naval Research and Naval Research Laboratory). Advanced Power Technologies, Inc. (APTI), a subsidiary of E-Systems, Inc., which is owned by Raytheon Corporation, designed and built HAARP. Here is a link to Professor Anthony Ferraro's Web Page, who was one of the designers of HAARP. The other educational organizations listed as being involved with this program are: University of Alaska, University of Massachusetts, UCLA, MIT, Stanford University, Clemson University, University of Tulsa, University of Maryland, Cornell University, SRI International, and Geospace, Inc. Usually there are representatives from some of these educational institutions at every open house.My best friend and I have been doing research on HAARP since they started building the prototype in 1994. She and I went to HAARP's first Open House in August of 1995 and she was the first person to get photos of Haarp's Antenna Array up on the internet. You will find that her web site is listed as HAARP Connection at the top of our list of links below. According to the staff at HAARP, they are implementing this technology at their Puerto Rico Research Facility, near the Arecibo Observatory. There are phased antenna array transmitters in Norway and Russia. HIPAS in Alaska near Fairbanks is a ionospheric research facility too. There are HF heating facilities located at Platteville, Colorado, and at Ramfjordmoen, in Norway.
