The HAARP Electromagnetic Communications System is Designed to Have a Direct impact on The ionosphere

HAARP has multiple antennas integrated on the ground. These antennas generate ELF/ULF/VLF ultra-short waves and launch them into the ionosphere. In fact, a special system (signal launch - high voltage) consisting of (180 aluminum antenna towers with a height of 23.50 meters) is formed and is located on a large land area of at least 23,000 square meters.Radiothermography is a system that vibrates subsurface layers with a power as low as 30 watts, while HAARP is a more advanced system that can vibrate the same layers of the earth using a power equivalent to 1,000,000,000 (one billion) to 10,000,000,000 (ten billion) watts.(such as vibrating the layers of the earth due to the impact of frequencies generated from the ionosphere) and then sound is produced in the ear and the listener hears it.With a little thought, it can be seen that the HAARP technology is not designed to "mine" oil and gas reservoirs. Because it does not require a billion watts to find reservoirs, and a thermograph is enough for this. Considering the effects of HAARP on the ionosphere and ultimately its effects on the Earth and the climate, these changes include drought in previously unprecedented areas, torrential rainfall in places known to be dry, hurricanes and tsunamis, and most simply, earthquakes. The waves returning from the ionosphere, after entering the depths of the sea, can cause life-threatening injuries to marine organisms, especially whales and dolphins.