ANGELS DON‘T PLAY THIS HAARP Advances in Tesla Technology

Dr. Robert O. Becker explains how one man-made electrical effect - power line harmonic
resonance - causes fallout of charged particles from the Van Allen (radiation) belts, and how
the falling ions cause ice crystals (which precipitate rain clouds).
What about HAARP?
Energy blasted upward from an ionospheric heater is not much compared to the total in
the ionosphere, but HAARP documents admit that thousand-fold greater amounts of energy
can be released in the ionosphere than injected. As with MacDonald‘s ―key to geophysical
warfare‖, ―nonlinear‖ effects (described in the literature about the ionospheric heater) mean
small input and large output.
At a 1983 science conference in Atlanta, one of the presentations held clues about where
engineers and physicists were heading with that small input/large output goal. E.E. Richards
talked about the above mentioned Stanford University experiment in beaming VLF radio
waves to the magnetosphere. The signals followed the curves of the magnetic field and swung
back to Earth. They were detected halfway around the world away from their origin in
California. In some cases the signals were amplified a thousand times.
What strengthens these radio signals a thousandfold?
According to Richards‘ research, the signals gather energy from electrons within the Van
Allen radiation belts which surround Earth‘s atmosphere. Each time one of the world‘s fifty
or so VLF (3 to 30 KHz) transmitters sends out its signal; streams of excited particles from
the outermost regions of the magnetosphere cascade into our atmosphere.
―Even low frequency (LF: 30-300 KHz) radio waves leak into the upper layers, causing
this same phenomenon. The injection of small signals into the energy belts creates something
like a super-transistor effect, altering the motion of free electrons thousands of miles out
from the earth's surface. This Tesla Magnifying Resonance effect can control enormous
energies by minuscule triggering signals‖.
As did Nikola Tesla, Richards works with the principle of resonance. In a recent
interview, Richards explained the super-transistor effect which others also describe as an
avalanche of electrons. At certain frequencies and at a certain energetic threshold, there is a
large energy transfer between levels in the upper atmosphere.
EFFECTS REACH THE GROUND
How far down from the magnetosphere or ionosphere through the atmosphere can such
an ―avalanche‖ come? Surprisingly, in various locations Richards found effects reaching the
earth. The first time he saw this recorded on scientific instruments, he was living at 8,000
feet above sea level in central-west New Mexico where the air was clear and
electromagnetically quiet. That day there was a large buildup of electrical energy in the
atmosphere very close to the surface of the earth, but not a thunderstorm condition. As the
non-lightning electrical condition passed through the area, Richards and his associates
monitored surprisingly large oscillations (vibrations) on their antennae array and learned at
what frequencies the local atmosphere readily vibrates. The vibrations charged capacitors
(energy storage units) to a rather high voltage.
One quiet March day while monitoring the Russian and American ELF transmissions,
they tried running an antenna array (twisted wires) a mile along the ground, and received
unexpectedly strong and continuous signals. Briefly, the findings and further monitoring
were a springboard for discovering correlations with harmonic interactions between the
planets. They also learned how nature handles the influx of cosmic energy towards earth‘s
surface through the auroral vibrations.
The researchers saw how energies could be stored within the magnetosphere, and ―we
have a mechanism, confirming Tesla, for drawing this energy into the lower atmospheric