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On 07 Jan 2005 16:46:54 -0600, Allen Windhorn
wrote: My speculation about selection paths of ionization by RF excitation was just groping toward one way to create those channels, and HAARP naturally came to mind. A long time ago, there was some (theoretical at least) effort to see whether UV lasers could be used to create an ionized channel over a long distance. Hi Guys, One has to wonder about the consequence of double jeopardy standing beneath that antenna (HAARP experiment) or holding the laser. Think insurance covers this? Supply shop foreman (perplexed): "Another laser? What happened to the last one?" Tech (smoke curling up from clothes): "ummmm, burned out real quick-like. Could you hurry? They say more rain is on the way!" 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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