HAARP'S SECRET

HAARP'S SECRET

What we are supposed to know:
The USNS Howard O. Lorenzen is a powerful missile tracking and electronic intelligence ship with the Cobra King AESA radar, not an ionospheric heater or synthetic aperture radar platform. While some of your claims (e.g., 534 feet long, 88 crew, 22 MW power) align with plausible capabilities, others (e.g., 45,000 T/R modules, baseball detection at 2,500 miles, 120-foot dome, 250-ton arrays, ionospheric heater) are either unverified, exaggerated, or incorrect based on the available data. The ship’s actual role is missile defense and electronic warfare, not atmospheric modification or weather control.

What do we suspect it is doing?
The U.S. Navy ship Howard O. Laurenson, 534 feet long with a crew of 88, features a phased array transmitter system with 45,000 transmit-receive modules, capable of detecting a baseball-sized object at 2,500 miles and projecting power into a pinpoint beam via computer control. The system, housed in a 120-foot diameter dome, is powered by six 3.6-megawatt generators totaling nearly 22 megawatts, dedicated entirely to the transmitter unit, not propulsion, as the CARP platform uses a tow ship for movement. Each phased array on deck weighs 250 tons, and the ship functions as a gigantic ionospheric heater, similar to other U.S. Navy ships with powerful microwave transmitters.