UAF receives 9.3 million dollar grant for HAARP facility, studying the ionosphere
HAARP antenna array. Drone photo courtesy of Jessica Matthews | Download Scientific Diagram
Haarp Antenna Array Metal Print by Victor Habbick Visions/science Photo Library - Fine Art America
Brian Brettschneider on X: "Georgia men plan to attack HAARP facility in Alaska? This would be funny if it weren't true. #NoMindControl #NoPseudoScience https://t.co/WB5EIeJHeR" / X
HAARP High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program in Alaska, a 40-acre antenna array capable of emitting high power radio waves to study ionospheric enhancement for the purpose of communications and surveillance, home of
HAARP - Antenna Products
HAARP ionospheric research program set to continue
Scientists look inside passing asteroid with HAARP antenna array | Space
Newly Minted Ham Hopes His Celestial Concert is Not HAARP'S Final Opus
Witness the Arctic
UAF lands $9.3M grant to expand research at HAARP
Military scientists study Ionosphere > Wright-Patterson AFB > Article Display
What is (and imminently “was”) HAARP?
Antenna array designed to detect radio signals from Jupiter and the Sun installed at HAARP | UAF news and information
HAARP to begin largest set of experiments at its new observatory | UAF news and information
This Weekend, the Ionosphere Becomes a Canvas - IEEE Spectrum
HAARP - Antenna Products
Weird RF Part One: HAARP | Bench Talk
HAARP to hold public open house Saturday, Aug. 27 | UAF news and information
Atmospheric physics: Heating up the heavens | Nature
Scientists in Alaska Attempt to Produce Artificial Aurora - IEEE Spectrum
At open house, scientists explain what HAARP can — and can't — do
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4: The High Frequency Transmitter and Antenna Array in HAARP, Gakona, AK | Download Scientific Diagram
HAARP campaign's projects range from Jupiter to the moon - Alaska Public Media
Pentagon Transfers HAARP to University of Alaska
