US on alert after announcement that China will build its own HAARP

If for a moment we put ourselves in a situation, we will understand much better what is happening today with radars HAARP, a platform much larger than you can imagine, in terms of the terrain it occupies, which has served many lovers of conspiracies to pour huge amounts of theories into the network, which at times can seem, at least, crazy and far from reality although, depending above all on the way in which they explain their theory, on occasion, they may even convince us.

Undoubtedly, news like this can serve as fuel so that, in the coming days, many more theories about the uses that in China can give their HAARP and above all to try to answer why it is now when China has decided to build a system like this. It is especially striking that, while for example the United States Department of Defense has several of these systems operational and has been using them for many years, The idea of ​​China going to build its own HAARP has made them very nervous.

China officially announces that they have started building their own HAARP radar

Despite the fact that the United States has always dealt with this issue by talking about the HAARP platform it is just a radar of great proportionsThe truth is that there are many theories that speak of how it is a machine specially designed to control the weather and even a mind control weapon. As I say, the theories of what a system like this can do are many, some better explained than others, but officially it is still a radar.

Getting a little better into the history of HAARP (High Frequency Active Aurora Research Program) we find that this project was born from a series of investigations for military purposes funded by DARPA. The idea of ​​HAARP was to explore the possibilities of the ionosphere as a support for a long-distance transmission system using very high-frequency radio waves. In turn, the different United States military agencies began to test their efficiency when it came to detect enemy missiles or submarines at distances of thousands of kilometers.

Continuing with everything we know from official sources, after conducting all kinds of tests on the system, which began in 1993, finally the United States Department of Defense decided to assign its use to other institutions, in this simple way HAARP became operated by the University of Alaska in 2014, which, apparently, uses this platform to study the properties of the ionosphere, a layer that is very difficult to study by other methods.

If it's just a radar ... why have they been so nervous in the United States?

To understand this, you have to know the plans they have in China to build their own HAARP. Apparently, in terms of magnitude, the truth is that they are going to work with a much smaller platform in terms of power, we are talking about a few hundred megawatts compared to gigawatts of the American station. What is truly worrying is the location that China will give this radar since It will be located on the island of Hainan, located in an area with a lot of air traffic and the problem is that these antennas interfere with radio stations.

Another major problem is precisely the use of technology, which although it was ruled out by the United States in the 90s, the truth is that it has come a long way since then and Using radio waves bounced off the ionosphere can be a perfect technique for locating objects at great depth. so it could be an ideal technology to locate submarines submerged hundreds of meters.