HAARP Conspiracy Theories

Do you believe that mind-controlling technology exists today? Or technology that permits us to modify the weather to our choosing? Some conspiracy theorists really do believe that this technology is being used today without the public knowing. That it is being used as a weapon instead of research purposes.

HAARP Research Station

A research program funded by the U.S. Air Force is said to analyze the ionosphere that surrounds the Earth. (1) A research program by the name of HAARP (High Frequency Active Aurora Research Program). The U.S. government shares little information to the public about this program, although it is very important to the U.S. Military. Seems kind of odd that such a research program is so important to the U.S. Military.  Conspiracy theories began when the public received news of HAARP’s weather controlling capabilities. 

Now how can this be possible? It is said that HAARP’s energy power (powered by hundreds of antennas) is said to be capable of sending ELF waves (extremely low frequency) that reflects off the Earth’s ionosphere and can modify the climate of the Earth. (2) By modifying the Earth’s climate, HAARP will be able to control and cause natural disasters like it’s nothing. Earthquakes and tsunamis are examples what HAARP is capable of causing. Some say that the purpose of HAARP is to use the Earth’s weather systems as a weapon. A really dangerous weapon.

The Antennas of HAARP

Another theory that’s been circulating around is that HAARP’s ELF waves are even capable of penetrating the human brain. It is said that HAARP can be used to manipulate and control the minds of people without them realizing. The strength of these waves are said to be able to penetrate concrete and steel walls. (2) This can also be used as a weapon by the government. People believe that this “weapon” may be used worldwide for complete control.

Now these are all just theories and hopefully they stay as theories.  It’s scary knowing what HAARP’s true potential is.  The power it holds behind it all. I hope it’s just a research program and not a weapon.

Source:(1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Frequency_Active_Auroral_Research_Program 

(2) http://www.cracked.com/funny-3304-haarp-conspiracy-theory/

Moon Landings Are A Hoax?

Did you ever have the dream of being an astronaut while growing up? To be able to walk on the moon? Let’s face it, we all thought about it. Well what if I told you that mankind had never walked on the moon in the first place? That it was all a hoax. Sounds pretty crazy, right? For many years, people have questioned whether or not the moon landing even happened. It is said that NASA and other organizations that were involved (in moon landing programs) have lied to the public about Apollo astronauts walking on the moon. It is also said that all evidence (mostly photographic evidence) are not real and have been made here on Earth.

Now how could fake moon landings benefit the U.S. government in any way? Well think about it. The primary reason for the U.S. to be involved in moon landing programs was to be ahead of Soviet Union during the Cold War. The U.S. had found it necessary to win this “Space Race” against them.

The most common theory about the fake moon landings is that the U.S. government couldn’t risk attempting such an expensive and highly improbable mission. This resulted in NASA faking the first alleged moon landing back in 1969 in order to be ahead of Soviet Union. (1)

Many conspiracy theorists claim that the pictures taken from the moon landing are fake and edited. One picture that got people talking is the following: 

Photograph released from NASA

Notice how the shadows shown on this image are heading in different directions.  Now how is that possible when the only possible light source available is the Sun itself? Clearly there are other light sources around to cause such angles. People believe that this was taking on a film set, which resulted in shadows heading in different directions. (2)

Another claim would be that NASA used the moon landings as a way to raise billions of dollars to their benefits. An estimation of 30 billion dollars was raised for moon landing programs but may have been used for other things. It is also said that NASA didn’t want to risk any more humiliation after the Apollo 1 incident (crew got killed by a cabin fire during a launch rehearsal). (1)

Personally, I find it hard to believe that the moon landings could have been faked. I really do think that man had walked on the Moon. How about you?

Source: (1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_landing_conspiracy_theories

           (2)http://listverse.com/2012/12/28/10-reasons-the-moon-landings-could-be-a-hoax/