Damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn. This is shit. This is shit. Sweet, sweet record button.
Well, Dan, how you been, man? Not bad, not bad. I'm not a Jedi, nor do I have abilities to move things with my mind. You know how I know this?
Because you tried for several hours. I tried for several years in school. I think everyone's done that. Right?
Am I alone here? No. I don't think so. I still do that to this day, sometimes I'm just like, no, yeah, I'm just a little bit...
Yeah, I mean, through entire lectures, college, too. I'm just like, just a little bit. Focusing everything I can on moving that motherfucker. Nothing.
Never got anything. Maybe I'm just not gifted in that way. Sometimes I like to look at stuff like, I know it's going to move, like trees and you're like, I'm gonna make a wind blow. And then obviously the wind's gonna blow.
And it happens like, yeah, I did that. Anyway, force powers, you want some? If you can only have one of the force powers, which one would be? Are we talking like, cannon?
Cannon Star Wars movies. No, not just the movies, just the movies. Just the movies? Is there other ones in canon that I don't know about?
Well, yeah, comics and games and stuff that go into a Libra. Are the games canon with Starkiller and some of them are? Really? I didn't think they were.
Yeah, the ones with Starkiller, what is that? The Force Unleashed. Unleashed, yeah. Pretty decent games, pretty fun.
If you rogue squadron wasn't 1,000 years old. Doesn't matter after whatever, yeah. But so yeah, any canon power? I mean, I feel like you gotta go with moving shit with your mind, but I mean, force lightning sounds pretty dope.
Jedi Mind Trick, come on, man. That'd be so awesome. That would be really cool. Like, you'd be able to do anything.
You'd be like, Dan, hand me that drink. And this is just the same as you going. I don't know, so you drink? No, I know, but I'm...
I can't. I can't. Who tricked you? Oh, man.
So I've been playing Shadow of War. No, like, completely shreds all the Lord of the Rings. Lord and stuff. Really?
Yeah, like, fucks it all up. Like, it's just, what's the giant spider? And Lord of the Rings? Shilob.
90% of the screen time is like a sexy woman. Nice. And then in the game, you forge your own Ring of Power that didn't exist in any of the books. I thought there were nine rings.
No, you make a new one. And then also, like, all the Ringwraiths, like, completely changes like who they are. Yeah, it just fucks up the whole... What do you mean?
Changes are there. I can't remember, like, supposedly other Ringwraiths were people were taken over by the Rings. Yeah, supposedly that all that happens like thousands of years ago, right? Right.
And then the glowing is actually game-leaves grandfather. Yeah. Rub each other and meet the real. What?
What? That would be my cat taking a shit. Didn't you write to the cat? Whoa.
You're right. You're right. Yeah. To an appointment at the vet.
She's back to you. You hear the door open? Yeah. Oh, quick.
Fuck what you do. I'll let you do it. I'll let you do it in a second. I should have kept it going.
You have a raccoon. Well, you know, I've had... No, I mean, I mean, I mean, we ever done this, take your hand underwater like when you're in a pool. Yeah.
If you try to move it fast enough, you'll create an air bubble behind your hand. Sure. Because when you stop the bubble disappears, it doesn't float up. It just fills back in.
Right. So it sounds like a vacuum. Right. So does that happen when you move your hand or is it just because the water is so dense?
That's the only reason you can see it. Or are you just moving enough water and space? Yeah. So I'm saying water is so much more dense and you're moving it.
It's so dense, it can't fill in as quickly as air. The molecules are too tight together. You can't create an air bubble underwater though. Yeah.
Without carrying some air down with you? Mm-hmm. I've got a pool in the neighborhood. We can go test this.
Yeah, it does. But I don't think you're right. As you're moving it, the bubble will be there. You can create an air bubble underwater.
Yes. I know you can. No. I've spent a shit ton of time in the water.
Cheer. Cheer. Cheer. Time in the water.
No, you can't. Maybe I'm magic powers. Do you want to prove it? I don't want to go swimming right now.
We don't have to lean over. Yeah, but then your arm is still. You're sitting on the above. Your coming the extension.
No, your whole... How big of an air bubble? I mean, just like... I don't know.
Like quarter size? Maybe a little bigger than that. Yeah. Notable.
You're not talking about tiny little bubbles. No, I'm talking about like a pocket. No. I'm pretty sure it's one of my abilities.
I just don't talk about it because it's useless. Yeah, exactly. It doesn't make any sense to you. Yeah, I know it doesn't.
I don't know where I was going with that, but... Superpowers? Yeah. I mean, I wish I had superpowers.
Besides ones I do have. Well, you can make trees move by looking at them and create air in water. Vacuums. Vacuums.
It's not air because when you stop moving, it just fills in. There's no air bubble that goes up to the surface. Speaking of, did you know that missiles that launch from submarines aren't rocket paprel? Ah, are they like motorized papel?
No. Same concept. It's the properties of buoyancy and water. What?
Yeah. It's amazing. Yeah, like you would think it certainly has some sort of thrust. I'm sure once it gets to sea.
Yeah, once it gets out of the water, the booster ignites. Well, you know, if you watch videos and they kind of blop up and then they kind of look like they're gonna fall over and then they... Yeah, I never knew that until I was talking to somebody that we both know that was in the Navy and he was like, yeah, you know how missiles are launched? And I'm like, fire?
I don't know. Fire? Fire? Chemicals?
Elves? I don't know. And he was like, no, it's the buoyancy of the rocket. Yeah, it's like holding down.
Yeah, I mean, it totally makes sense. I'm just never... I wonder how many times they shot a rocket and like it had a leak in it. It just goes and just stops and fills water.
It's right on top of us! Go! Go! Fuck!
It's a submarine. It's not that fast. Do you know that smart bombs are controlled by explosions? First of all, what's a smart bomb?
Well, you think like a smart bomb. Like, okay, if they want some... Pup, pup, pup, pup. How about a round cow?
They launch a missile from a submarine, pops up in the air, and in order to guide the telemetry, if it's off course, little tiny explosions, they're like push it over to where it's supposed to go. Really? Instead of like a fin? Yeah, sort of.
If it's not going where it's supposed to go. Like, after you drop it, once it doesn't have any propulsion and it'll line it up, I would think it would just be some sort of like fin that would... No, there's no fin. Like, it doesn't fly like that.
I know, I was just basing everything on James Bond movies and it's like a little miniature airplane. Yeah, they're not like that. No, it's just a bomb with other bombs on it. Kind of, yeah.
It doesn't only have a certain amount of explosions. Yeah, but the rocket, I mean, they know how much thrust they need to get it as far as they need to go. And all that rocket does is launch it in the air. Yeah, in that direction.
And as it starts falling, they can like make all these other little explosions to not get where it needs to go. So it's kind of like adjusting like a space shuttle in space, but instead of it instead of releasing air, it releases explosions. Yeah. Did you know that?
No, I didn't. I thought that was kind of crazy. It doesn't seem like you'd want to make more explosions on the bomb. Yeah, but did you know that like most of like mortar shells and stuff, they're not explosive until they spin a certain amount of times?
What? No, I did not. Like, once they launch, twist. And after so many spins, it activates the bomb.
So that way they're less likely to explode just in your hand. So like when I went to like some Air Force Base and they had a testing facility and they wouldn't let people out there because someone had gone out there and like one of the contractors and had found like a shell was like picking it up. And when he picked it up and like was spinning it in his hand and fucking blew up. Shut up.
Yeah. Wow, you're dumbass. Yeah, you don't play with anything. You find testing field warheads.
Yeah, bombs speaking of DARPA is working on smart bullets. Really? Yeah, how would those work? Same way?
That looks like explosions? No, that seems like that would be the way it would work based on what we know about the missiles that I just explained, but I don't know. Maybe it's some like future technology. You know, what was that?
Maybe it's more like, you know, like Tracer's from a machine gun. Maybe each bullet is guided a little differently. Yeah. Instead of a single bullet being smart.
Yeah. That would be a smart gun though. Yeah. Unless maybe somehow that bullet knows where the last one hit.
Yeah, maybe. Some sort of like hive mine magazine. What? Hive mine magazine?
Like each new magazine is connected. Every bullet in a magazine is connected to each other. Yeah. I mean, I hate to call back to other episodes.
Yeah. Did you look into that Google message you sent me about the machine learning language? No, I didn't. I sent it to you.
And you're like, yeah, I already knew that. And I was like, I'm a bitch. You're all fucked. No, it is.
When we were doing that research, remember the game, the Chinese game go? And how it was a huge breakthrough that bit? But I don't know how I functioned every day, man. My brain is so dumb.
I'm just trying to have a conversation more aware of it. I am more aware. I need to let that shit go, man. Let it go.
Let it go. Let it go. 10,000 for it. Yeah.
Have a fucking 10-year-old kid in a 11. Yeah, she's super sober. Maybe. What else did the darber do?
What's the darber do you? Darber do you? I don't know. You've got your notes open there.
Fancy man. What's darber stand for? Defense. Always ready program.
You don't know what darber stand for? Defense advanced research project. Agency. That's not bad.
Yeah. In the last episode in Voodoo. not connected with government and they sell stuff to the government. Which is actually kind of true.
Yeah, as I say, it's technically, I don't think it is like, it's not like, oh, this is an army. This is, I think it's more of a, it is the special intelligence R&D section of the military, but they don't do much of the work themselves. Did you know that their budget is like 3.2 billion? That's like half our defense budget.
Yeah, they have to spend it all too, because they don't spend it. They lose it, so. Right. Oh, we're just going to keep spending more and more.
Fuck, man. We just need to come up with some kick ass, barely provable concepts for weapons of some kind, like a fucking iron suit or some shit. Get a grant, repulsor blast. No, it's an investor.
Yeah. It's the government investing in you. It used to be in the, I don't know how long, I think, yeah, they've been around since, the term has been around since what, the 60s. I did not see when.
It's been a while. There was something that happened, there was an event. Roswell. No, I want to say it was because, I'm going to have to look at stuff now.
Because the Russians got to space first. Mm, spending. Yeah, I might have been spending it, they launched it. Well, one of the main things that a lot of people hear about, I don't know, you ever heard of harp?
Yeah, the crazy antenna thing? Oh, I was talking about the home affordable refinance plan. No. That's my wife's joke and it's stuck both times.
No harp is a string amusement instrument that has a number of individual strings running along an angle to its soundboard. Even better. Did I look at the wrong harp? Recession thing.
The strings are plucked with fingers. I don't know why we don't have this career. No harp. HAA RP, high frequency active, a rural research program.
A rural? Yeah, that's hard. A rural? A rural?
A rural borealis? A rural borealis? Now that I'm trying to say it, I can't because you made me think of Thor. Yeah, I thought I'll start you off with some conspiracy theories, what people think harp is used for before I go into what it's used for.
Conspiracies, go ahead. All right, weather control. Supposedly with harp, they can create everything from thunderstorms, earthquakes, tsunamis. I know I include earthquakes, like it's not technically not a weather thing, but you know what I mean?
They can strengthen and steer super storms, like Katrina and Irma. Yeah, I did see something online not to go about DARPA being aware of some sort of depopulation idea. I wonder if they want to use natural disasters to do that shit so that it doesn't seem like martial law or the military taking over mass diseases. I can just try out these super storms, earthquakes and shit to kill a bunch of people.
I personally think it's just we kind of fuck the earth and it's just going to rage for a little bit. Yeah, probably. Honestly, man, there's been a lot of hurricanes for a long time. Some years I've worked another.
Yeah, some years I've worked another. Yeah, I mean go back through the historical record for the last 200 years in the United States and there's plenty of hurricanes. It's crazy like how when you look back at history, it's always people saying the same thing. It's always, someone is always predicting it's the end of their earth because an ash right's coming.
Someone's always predicting the government's controlling something. It's like all conspiracies are timeless, basically. So it sucks, man. It's going to be a conspiracy because you can't trust anyone.
I mean, I can't. I don't have trust issues, man. You can't trust video. You can't trust audio.
You can't now. You can't trust the internet, obviously. Yeah. You couldn't then either.
I mean, really, unless it's an eyewitness count and you saw it, how the fuck do you know? Yeah. It could be the Truman Show. Everyone could be against you.
Yeah, flat earth. Okay, just go down there. Well, here's a curious thing about harp, right? All right.
Harp is an instrument, right? Regular HARP, string instrument. Who plays harp's? Harp's?
Angels? Angels, sure. What are you trying to tie this to? Obviously, harp is the weapon of the Antichrist.
Oh, nice. Lucifer was once an angel. True. He plays a harp.
Ball is the demonic god of weather. I was the king of my pants. Is the tannigot of weather. I carry around though.
And harp is the N.W.O. No, the N.W.O. Is right? New world order.
Yes, they're tribute to him. What? Yeah. So that's why they say it controls weather.
Supposedly people think harp works in conjunction with basically all cell phone towers and all radio towers. Like, it's able to tap into them to use them. Like, Batman's. Yeah.
I don't know what his computer system is. Oh, I don't know. I don't remember. Oh, whatever.
But in 2016, two Georgia men were arrested with a massive arsenal. They were going to destroy harp because god told them that they had to destroy it because harp is capturing souls. What? And they need to destroy it so the souls can get out and go to heaven.
Fucking hold on. Yeah. Say that again. Two men in Georgia.
In 2016, we're headed to harp with an arsenal. Like guns, grenades, bombs to blow up harp because god told them that harp captures souls and they need to blow it up to release the souls. Whoa. What about all that shit about?
Have you heard that based on all the recent like AI and biotech shit that some of the things that they're trying to do are read thoughts for the purposes of not only helping people who can't speak talk, speak or talk or move around or debilitating injuries that are like the Metallica One video and they're trapped in their own head, but also to communicate with AI or just computers in general because I mean what's better than not getting serious work when you're talking to it, but when you think it, supposedly during this research, they've found ways to like transmit in the same way. So like the way it was explained, you know, like when you read something, most people kind of read aloud to themselves in their head. Oh, yeah. And so supposedly these giant antenna arrays, some people think, you know, are used for like mind control or not even mind control per se, like go kill the president or like implanting subliminal, subliminal, like large ideas, the world's going to end or the government's good.
Yeah. She'll like a well, two main people that are like behind this mind control thought as far as harp goes. My control thought is involved with my drill. Little mister Jesse Ventura.
Yeah. Of course, he is also a guy named Nick, butching Jr. Pitching he's the son of a US Senator or US representative. Cool.
So he's probably like really in touch and grounded. Yeah. But yeah, they, they, they claim that harp is used to bombard people with mind control radio waves, which basically what you're just saying. Whoa, which I mean, how would you know it was mind control?
You wouldn't know because you're being mind controlled. Well, if it's, if it's what I was reading about with this bio interface, it would, the idea would be like to make people think that either God was talking to them or they were talking themselves or they're talking themselves. But most people are going to ignore that, but they, they're saying that they can most easily manipulate people in dreams because if they can. Inception.
Yeah. Right. Inception. Kind of.
If they can make you talk to yourself in your dream, you're more likely to remember it subconsciously and you know, it'll actually affect your daily life. I guess if you were just awake and you start talking yourself, you'd be like, okay, that's not normal because usually you know what you're saying to yourself in your head, you know. Right. But yeah, you know, it goes back to AI as well.
You know how they can make someone say anything they want in their own voice. Right with the new Adobe product. Yeah. So, you know, what's stopping them from making you say something to yourself and it just becomes a memory.
It's like, no, I definitely remember I said that one point. Yeah. And then that's what I'm saying. It goes back to not being able to trust anything because now you can't trust yourself, man.
Maybe all that shit is bullshit. Maybe they're just telling us, hey, maybe you should think about it. And it's not real at all. Like, oh, we can totally do that.
And so we're going to plant those ideas to make us more afraid of the government. I think that's why they were so like nonchalant about Roswell and stuff because it's like maybe we should just let them believe they're aliens. Right. Or let's not let them know that we have these abilities in this.
Yeah. So this was originally known as ARPA, Advanced Research Projects Agency, founded in 58 by Eisenhower after Sputnik. Yeah. So then they changed the defenses so they could get more money?
Probably. But Eisenhower developed it to ensure the United States avoids any further technological surprises. So now we're surprising other people. We hope so.
DARPA funded projects have provided significant technologies that influence non-military fields such as computer networking. Supposedly, they are responsible for the internet. Oh, I didn't know that. Is that why Al Gore says he invented the internet?
Was he part of DARPA? I think he just thinks he invented it. Maybe he's just dumbass. Which is pretty amazing.
But is that just because they had the most well connected network with the most advanced computing at the time? I feel like the internet would have invented itself. Yeah. Which is kind of weird altogether.
It's kind of a logical progression. I mean as soon as you figure out how to network devices together. Well it's weird that you said it now, but back then it wasn't an idea. Oh, not that long ago.
That's like trying to, you know, what's the next logical progression? You can't think of it until it's there and you're like, oh yeah, oh. You know the first thing I looked up on the internet was? No.
It was the first episode of South Park. Really? Yeah. Like I didn't use the internet for much.
I mean email and stuff. But when I went to college, I didn't use it for much. I was aware of it and I would use it in school. But we didn't have internet at the house.
See, I was a super door to the house. I was running land games back in the 90s. Oh yeah. Bloating board up.
Diling up to my friend's house. Hey man, say you want to pick up Dallen India. I dialed into his modem and we'd be able to one on one plate each other. Would you have Earthlink?
Oh man, they just finally shut down. AOL email? Oh, really? Who the fuck was still using that?
I don't know. I really wouldn't even have a guess. Old people. And what was the other big one?
Oh GPS. Yes. Harp played an important part in GPS. Makes sense.
Basically that's what they claim that it's used for. So basically what harp is, it's basically an antenna ray. In Alaska. Yeah.
So it's a joint project between US Navy, Air Force, University of Alaska, Fairbanks. Yep. And DARPA. Makes sense.
So it's a fuck. I can't. When I tried to remember stuff my brain just shuts down. It does.
It's like an asshole. Fuck you. Anyway, it was designed and built by BAE Advanced Technologies, which I think they have an office here in Charleston. I want to say I actually might have applied to them.
BAE? The guys that make the bar code scanners? Yeah. Whoa.
They contracted out to actually design and build it. So basically it's a giant antenna ray. 180 antennas. 30 to 40.
That's a lot of acres. That's how big it takes up. Oh, they're not just antennas, right? They're like, I don't know.
Don't they produce energy? That's what? Yeah, radio waves. Yeah, they put out like an insane number of watts.
Yeah. Like far greater than 3.6 big M watts. I don't know. I didn't look at it.
It's a big one. It has to be a megawatts. Okay. That must be a lot of watts.
It's more than kilowatts. Yeah, megawatts. That has to be what it is. Yeah, not just a watt because like you're wall out.
That's what like 200 watts. Yeah. So megawatt would be a million watts. Oh, fuck.
Because it's a kilowatts of thousand watts. So yeah. So 3.6 million watts. What the hell is a jiggle on?
That's next. Anyways, it can produce radio frequencies between 2.8 Hertz and 10 mega Hertz. So basically all those super low. Yeah.
Well, they're only licensed. They're only licensed. They're only allowed to produce frequencies under 100 Hertz because that's well into like the like AM radio and sure. So they don't want it to be interfering with anything.
Dude, we should have had a radio. We can pick up some shit from our. I always wanted like what's a hand radio? I don't know.
My wife would have had a radio. I don't know. I don't know. I'd have a CB radio.
So my granddad had a camera and we used to get in there. He had a CB radio and they were getting in there and talking. Trucker it up. Yeah.
So how high up do you think this thing can shoot radio is? That's a good question, man. I mean, I don't really know how far. I mean, I try 43 to 217 miles in the air.
So do you think they put it in at the so far north because of the polarity? I would think it's the same reason why you would want observatory is up there. Less interference. Less interference.
Well, and then with less moisture, the radio waves are going to travel further. On a clear cold night, you can pick up AM from like fucking Texas. Yeah. Well, yeah, the lower the frequency further and go.
That's why depending on the frequency is how far it can actually shoot. But I mean, running under 100 Hertz. I mean, it's going way past where it needs to go. Right.
But so the whole point of it is to activate molecules in the ionosphere. You know what the ionosphere is? No. So basically the transition between the atmosphere and the magnetosphere.
Okay. So it's right in that sweet spot where balloons, the air there's too light for balloons to rise up to it. So we can't test anything that way. And it's too dense for satellites orbit in it.
So there's no way for us to test it besides harp. Or any other large antenna ray is the Kevlar radiation bill. Kepler Kepler. Yeah.
Kevlar's body armor. Yeah, whatever still stops bullets. And apparently there's this ring of quickly moving electrons surrounding the earth. Sure.
Which I guess is the magnetosphere. Magnetosphere? What the fuck is going on around this thing? Yeah.
You know the thing that keeps, there are highly fast moving particles around the earth. That's what the magnetosphere stops, the sun from baking earth because it repels most of those particles. So yeah, right outside of that, there'd probably be a lot of moving particles. Yeah.
So they're talking about shooting these waves up into this ionosphere. And then you could pretty much point that anywhere, I'd imagine. Because does the ionosphere like carry it all over the globe? Well, here's the thing.
Because that's 240 miles, isn't that much. So you know what the ray is, right? So much antenna is all linked together basically. Okay.
So antenna ray, basically the way they work is that they combine and superimpose to increase the power output. So basically they stack on top of each other to make them more and more powerful. Well, the powerful, the more powerful it gets, the narrower the beam becomes. So it becomes more and more concentrated.
And it becomes more agile. They can move it more and more than more narrow it is. I wonder how they would direct it. I did not see how, but some of the, there's two basic types of antenna.
There's a driven and there's a parasitic. Parasitic what you see like on some houses where one leg of it is driven, but then the rest of it's just metal. Right. So all these out here are driven, which means every single piece of metal is powered.
Oh, okay. So it's like super duper powerful. That's how it gets some of the power amplifiers on them. Yeah.
Like a radio tower. Correct. But that had to be insane to construct. Right?
Have you ever looked into what it takes to make a radio tower? No. They have to bury like huge amounts of like a big like copper spider web on the ground. Anything from underneath.
Yeah. Well, that was part of, well, and to increase the range of the tower. One thing that they do with harp or some of the stuff they've improved, I guess you could say with harp. Yeah.
No, it's model. They use it to, well, the old one couldn't do hurricanes. So we had to bump this shit up radio direction finding. So they use it, not harp in general, but antennas or F antennas.
Yeah. For instance, they use that to basically track animals and us and us if you have the chip. No, just your cell phone. They use it to triangulate and search and rescue.
Makes sense. And also to locate the legal transmitters, AKA pirate radio. That's how they would do it. They'd be able to basically, I guess, point the beams because it's hard to explain.
Like they use it in reverse. Pirate radio would be in those lower frequencies. And they can also use it in reverse to cancel out. So like if a certain frequency is coming this direction, they can fire basically the inverse frequency back at it and cancel it out.
Right. Basically, you know, we call it block communications interference. Intercent. Jaming.
Yeah. No shit. Yeah. Yeah.
I read somewhere. I don't know if it's related to harp, but the DARPA was working on a system to fake out radar. And they could like make pinpoint false reads. What?
So that if you're like, you know, Spain and you think you're going to stir some shit up, that they have the ability to make it look like there's like 16 bombers headed your way. Really? Yeah. Well, you know about new LiDAR too, right?
LiDAR using light instead of radio. Maybe that's what they were talking about. So it's basically like radar, but radar uses radio frequencies. Right.
LiDAR uses light frequencies. Light, something light intensity or something like that. Yeah. But it's basically like everything comes and waves.
It's true. Yeah. Everything's both waving apart. But they harps, you know, improved communications and navigation systems.
They basically said that they were using it to test the ionosphere for possible like long range communications, like to see what happened if they send signals out there. But you know, everyone's worried like, Oh, you're fucking earth blah blah blah. But it uses like 100s, 100 thousands of a percent that the sun puts into it. Like we're not even putting a scratch on it with what we're doing with harp.
Isn't that what Tesla was after with his ill-fated tower? He was just spreading like he was trying to tap into free energy free energy. Yeah, which obviously he couldn't build that all. The static energy that's just around everything.
I feel like he wanted to get into the ionosphere, but that might be I could do that now. Probably. Yeah, that's another day. Another topic for discussion.
Yeah, but another thing to use heart for is advances in underwater and underground research. So basically everything from mining, like being able to plan out mining, like going, Oh, there's this material in this area. Let's go there and get it. Right.
To hey, there's an underground base over here. We can see the floor plan of it by using this. Yeah, they must be figuring out how to shrink that technology down. Oh, they said that like basically now, because this was built in like 2006.
Right. They shut it down like 2014 and they're saying now that's easily something they could fit on the back of a large truck. Yeah, or in a predator drone. Yeah.
Yeah, because the same weirdo, DARPA guy that I watched like university talk kind of thing. He put up some images that they can do that shit from aircraft. Or they can like see into the ground. Yeah.
That's basically all came out of research from heart. Fucking hey, yeah, I just found that that's so good. Yeah, I looked up a few other race. I think there's what was it called?
It was one in Norway, ESCAT E-I-S-C-A-T. We designed ours after that one, but we just made it like stupid, stronger. Well, yeah, that's where America go to bigger. Let's see the dug up systems were extremely powerful over 10 megawatt in most cases, broadcasting shortwave.
Same concept. It looks like the system operated from 76 to 89. One near Chernobyl, one in Ukraine. It appeared without warning, sounding like a sharp repetitive tapping noise at 10 hertz, which led to the nickname of shortwave listeners as the Russian woodpecker.
You don't always confuse me. So, microwave, I get that man. It excites molecules. That's how he took food.
Sure. Like, what do radio waves travel on? Is it air? Do they travel on molecules?
Like where do they go? Like it's a wave of what? A fair? Blum it matter now.
You know what I'm saying? Yeah, it's like one of those things that you don't think about. Yeah. Yeah, what is being transmitted?
I don't know. I just think about that. It has to be like an electrostatic. It has to be a molecule that the wave is on.
Yeah. It's got to be magnetism. But what part is it? I mean, is it just through all electrons and it's wake?
Hold the fuck on. I'm blowing your mind. Yeah, we're going to pause it real quick and look up what the fuck radio waves are. How do we do this again?
It's just a pause button. Is it a pause or a record? Pause? Okay.
Yeah. Fuck you, Marconi. Supposedly the inventor of radio. It's an electric field.
The transmitter applies an alternating electric current to the rods. It's an oscillating current. So, who the fuck developed that? Nikola Tesla.