Riometer Data from HAARP Supports Triggered-Earthquake Hypothesis

The hypothesis that a devastating earthquake was triggered by artificial means is supported by data obtained from the HAARP website.

As detailed in a recent post, particle flux data recorded by a number of geosynchronous satellites suggests that something very unusual was happening in the earth's magnetosphere in the days leading up to the deadly earthquake in Kashmir on 8 October 2005. Riometer data obtained from the HAARP website supports the idea that HAARP was involved. The riometer data for the period 4 OCT 2005 - 10 OCT 2005 all display a curious "drop-out" of the signal. A riometer works by beaming EM radiation into the ionosphere and detecting the signal which is reflected back to the earth.



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Riometer plots for several months prior to and following this episode were examined, and none of them displayed the anomalous "drop-out" signature seen here. Riometer data from other locations show no such anomaly. It is a fair conclusion that either;

(1) The riometer transmitting array at HAARP was turned off during these episodes, or,
(2) The ionosphere above Gakona was altered in such a way that none of the transmitted energy was returned to the receiver.

Regardless of the actual nature of these anomalies, the correlation of this data with the space-based observations supports the idea that the earthquake in Kashmir was artificially induced.