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Chapter Ten
PUTTING THE HEAT ON MOM EARTH
The journey toward understanding ―Tesla technology" had taken Jeane Manning to
science conferences in Germany in 1987 and Switzerland two years later. At both meetings,
she heard an American astrophysicist, Adam Trombly, give eloquent speeches on
environmental issues. A protégé of the late Buckminster Fuller, Trombly had founded the
non-profit Project Earth through which he worked with other scientists toward
understanding global ecosystems - the big picture.
In July of 1995, Manning telephoned Trombly at the Institute of Advanced Studies at
Aspen, Colorado, to ask about possible effects of the HAARP-type experiments which would
make artificial electromagnetic storms above the earth experiments which would lift parts of
the ionosphere and would literally expand those areas while accelerating more high energy
particles in the already energetic ionosphere.
HAARP would add more energy to a global system that is already stretched, replied the
scientist. By ―stretched‖, he meant hyper-stimulated by particle flows from the sun. To put it
into perspective, think of our planet as a somewhat wobbly dynamo motoring around a sun.
Our sun is an aging star and getting unreliable, to say the least.
Through telescopes, people have been eying sunspots since Galileo‘s time, and learned
that magnetic storms above Earth and the northern lights are connected to those dark
patches on the sun. In recent decades our sun has been throwing major fits - spewing larger
than usual bursts of high energy particles into our planet‘s systems. Some of this
hyperactivity started before men got into the act with nuclear explosions. With an effect
similar to solar flares, manmade radiation from atomic technologies adds to the crossfire of
super-speedy particles in which we live.
It‘s difficult to tell how long the sun has been going through a hyperactive cycle, because
sensitive scientific instruments to measure ―coronal hole activity‖ on the sun are fairly new. A
thorough study has only been possible in the last couple of decades. (The corona is the superhot
halo of plasma around the sun.)
Judging by the increase in the geomagnetic ―noise‖ (disturbances in the earth‘s magnetic
field) heard on earth, some scientists speculate that the sun may be approaching a time of
change. Whether or not the sun goes through a time of spectacular hot flashes in the near
future and throws even more particles at Earth, the fact is that Earth is being affected right
now.
EARTH GETS HOTTER
―Eleven years ago we were predicting ground heating‖, Trombly said, ―the earth actually
getting hotter inductively‖.
To understand what he was talking about, Manning later had to turn to a dictionary of
science. Induction heating means that electrically conducting material in this case, materials
in the earth - is heated as a result of the electric current induced in it by an alternating
magnetic field (due to interaction with the sun and even with the moon).
She began to see how Earth‘s magnetic field could be in danger of breaking down and
opening the way for a pole shift. Heat is an enemy to the strength of a magnet. (The fact that
the earth is getting hotter was reported in the New York Times in 1991. The article said that
Arctic ice had decreased by 2% in only a nine year period.)
Trombly was saying that before men detonated underground nuclear tests or did
anything else that was massively invasive to the state of balance of Earth‘s systems, we were