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How would it work???

I think that it might actually work, but i also think that producing energy from radio waves or static electricity, would be a lot more efficient, tesla invented something like that...

Here is some interesting stuff Tesla started one controversy that may be affecting usnowadays, and that is HAARP technologies. HAARP stands for High FrequencyActive Auroral Research Program, and it is basically a series of antennas thatsend specific waveforms into Ionosphere heating up a portion of it. Tesla’splan was to send a small input of volts, and to get a large output. As heclaimed its other use would be to create a shield around any city that wouldprotect it from missiles, but he kept these plans undercover in fear of fallinginto the wrong hands. Tesla also said that his invention could be used forweather manipulation. Also heating up the Ionosphere can create a certain wavesthat travel toward earth’s crust, therefore creating earthquakes. HAARP existnow because of Tesla’s theories that he would be able to stimulate Earth’smagnetic fields. 100 years later a creator of HAARP confirmed Tesla’s statementthat this project could be used to manipulate weather patterns. Presence ofthis project was acknowledged to the wider public after people witnessedstrange abnormalities in the sky, and after some of the scientists warned themedia about it. Conspiracy theorists claim that all the recent earthquakes in Chile, Haiti,Peru Pakistan, Sumatra…were produced by HAARP.This is not the only project of its kind in the world there is also EISCAT inEurope and Sura Ionospheric Heating Facility in Russia. Research of certain US newsreporters proved that HAARP scientists got their idea from Tesla’s work.

Does anyone know where other examples like this could be found geographically speaking

got to admit that it looks interesting

I agree that low humidity can feel uncomfortable, but i lived in subtropical climate and i got to admit that high humidity is lot more uncomfortable

Best way to present your data is internet, and my opinion is that best audience for your data are young people that are willing to listen...

I think that we are living in nuclear age...

Does anyone now what kind of materials they would use?

i think it would be a chain reaction, i don't agree that any species would benefit from disappearance of another in a long run

this discovery really would be amazing, i would agree that there are things faster than light

I think that traveling through time might be possible, but even if somebody created such a invention handful of people would know about it, because we proved through time that human kind is not responsible with things that have lot less importance compared to time traveling.

Is there such a case recorded anywhere???

I want to post this topic because lately i learned something here and there about Nicola Telsa [Link removed], and i noticed that he has a lot to do with earth science, most of his inventions are based on natural occurrences around us. He is the scientist that influenced our world a lot, but sadly lot of people don't know anything about his work and his accomplishments. All interesting things u know about him, and all question u have please post here...