Carl SaganNoted Astrophysicist, Astronomer and Cosmologist Carl Sagan once said, 'We've arranged a global civilisation in which most crucial elements profoundly depend on science and technology. We have also arranged things so that no one understands science and technology. This is a prescription for disaster. We might get away with it for a while, but sooner or later this combustible mixture of ignorance and power is going to blow up in our faces.'

It is posited here, that we stand on the threshold of that disaster. So called 'natural disasters' appear to be on the rise, global warming is a reality we can no longer ignore, weather patterns are changing - and in many areas disastrously so. How much of it can be blamed on science? Can any of it be blamed on science? Can any of it be blamed on a specific science? The answer from these pages is a resounding 'Yes', and one need look no further than Alaska to find what may be the source of so much of what's wrong with the world.

In 1985 Plasma Physicist Dr Bernard Eastlund applied for patents to technological inventions in which many could recognise the ideas and theories of the late Nikola Tesla. There was nothing wrong with Dr Eastlund doing so, but even he must have been aware of the incredible potential for both good and harm that Tesla had suggested his ideas could bring. Tesla had a fascination with the Ionosphere (essentially a bubble which encompasses the earth in the upper atmosphere) as being a source of energy as well as being harnessed to protect us from anything harmful which could penetrate it. The oil company ARCO approached Dr Eastlund to help with ways of extracting and utilising the natural gas to be found on the North slopes of mountainous Alaska. There was enough gas there to completely meet all of the USA's electrical energy needs for an entire year. Dr Eastlund originated ideas for both military and civilian use which involved using the gas after conversion to electricity, to power some very large antennaes. But just what could the antennaes do? Dr Eastlund suggests that within his patent applications, were methods of using radio waves to stop incoming missilies by raising a 'hole' in the Ionosphere allowing missiles to be tackled in the enlarged atmospheric space which would be created, other potential applications included disrupting communications and altering weather patterns.

HAARP ARRAY

Today it is known that HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) situated in Alaska does indeed alter the ionosphere by beaming radio waves into it which cause it to 'warm' significantly - albeit in a localised area. It is also known that Congress plunged huge sums of money into the project to develop the miltary aspects of the technology. Should we be worried that HAARP can heat the Ionosphere? Should we be worried that the potential for changing weather patterns is there? When we listen to dissenting voices within the scientific community we should not only be worried - we should be protesting vigorously against technology which may even already be destroying the earth as we know it and causing untold distress to human life.

Brooks Agnew is an Earth Tomographer who frequently and succesfully used radio waves to detect previously unknown oil fields across America. He describes how a mere 30 Watts of power sending radio waves into the earth would return a resonating sound which he could identify as a 'signature' of what the radio waves were encountering. The point he raises, which should not be lost on anyone, is that it took only 30 Watts of power to return a very strong resonance from deep within the earth. HAARP uses 1 Billion Watts of power beamed directly into the Ionosphere - Brooks Agnew suggests that with that amount of power you may well have found the way to produce earthquakes.

Dr Patrick Flanagan, an expert in Electromagnetics, suggests that HAARP may well cause an energy releasing 'chain reaction' when beamed into the Ionosphere as the Ionosphere itself is supercharged with energy.

Dr Eastlund himself points out that only 1Watt of power is necessary to alter the state of the particles around it and cause a 'glow' - HAARP can focus 1 BILLION Watts on the same space! Indeed the scientists behind HAARP have explained and described how they can 'paint or draw pictures in the sky' using the radio waves beamed into the Ionosphere. (This could offer an explanation for the swirling light 'portal' which was filmed over Norway recently and left tens of thousands of people confused as to what it could be).

Biophysicist Dr Beverly Rubik insist the world should be viewed as an interwoven web of connections and upsetting the stability of one could have a serious knock on effect on others. She believes the scientists behind HAARP originated the project without being aware of 'Chaos Theory' and how small changes in part of a living system can seriously alter the well being of the entire system.

In clear contradiction of one another Rich Garcia, Director of Public Relations at HAARP deems it important enough to be studied by Universities all across the USA as it has 'such an impact on Earth' - that it is important to scientists and academics - whereas John Heckscher, project manager for HAARP states that it has no 'impact on earth at all' - who to believe?

To add to the anxieties of those opposed to HAARP and the research it is conducting, it is known that HAARP Alaska is not the only research facility in the world carrying out these tests. Others are liberally dotted around the world though it is not known if any are as powerful as HAARP Alaska.

'Holes in Heaven' is a wonderfully well researched and informed documentary looking at the possible consequences of HAARP research. It really should be viewed by anyone who cares about the future of this planet and the well being of the living creatures upon it. In the documentary you will hear well respected, established scientists argue that HAARP can even be used to control the 'mood' of a population.

Below I have embedded the hour long documentary in six, 10 minute segments. A forum discussion on HAARP can be found here