The HAARP program, funded by U.S. military and research agencies, is located in Gakona, Alaska, and studies the ionosphere to enhance radio communication and surveillance technologies. Critics express concerns about its potential as a weapon that could manipulate weather patterns and cause ecological harm, while proponents highlight its scientific and military benefits. The program's activities raise ethical questions regarding its unpredictable global consequences.

1. H.A.A.R.P.HighFrequency Active Auroral Research Program.

2. Is a program funded by the ionospheric Air Force, U.S. Navy, Research Agency Defense Advanced Research Projects (DARPA) and the University of Alaska. ¿What is it?

3. The program activities are conducted in HAARP Research Station a facility located near Gakona, Alaska. (62 ° 23'36 latitude. "N, longitude 145 ° 08'03" W)¿Where is it?

4. Study the properties of the ionosphere and enhance technological advances to improve their ability to facilitate radio communications systems surveillance. Hisgoal...

5. Destroy enemy missiles or objects Alter Communications Browse through the earth Find tanks missiles, underground tunnels Communicate with submerged submarines Affect global climate Triggering floods, droughts, hurricanes and earthquakes Affect communications Power outage Alterations in the state of human beings Potentialas a weapon

6. HAARP can be considered as an "Heating" of the upper atmosphere, causing unpredictable consequences, and thanks to effect "mirror" could lead to effects anywhere on the planet. A new type of weapon, capable of intensifying storms, prolonged droughts, on territory a supposed enemy, and this is causing injury without noticing. In Nature…

7. Load good and badProponents argue a host of advantages scientific, geophysical and military, but their Critics are convinced that they could have catastrophic consequences for our planet and potentially devastating ecological consequences.

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