ASTEROID RADAR SIGNAL RECEIVED BY HAMS: Around the world, today, ham radio operators picked up an unusual pulsing signal at 9.6 MHz. It was HAARP, pinging an asteroid. "I captured the transmission in New Mexico at 9.600 MHz and 9.585 MHz on two separate radios," reports Thomas Ashcraft. "It was pulsing every 2 seconds." Listen to Ashcraft's audio recording:
The same rhythmic pulse was heard across North America, Europe, and Australia. A selection of reports is listed below.
If the experiment worked, the pulses also reached asteroid 2010 XC15, which passed by Earth on Dec. 27th at a distance of 770,000 km. Researchers from NASA and the University of Alaska pinged 2010 XC15 with this shortwave radio signal to probe the asteroid's interior--a first if it worked. We're still waiting for confirmation that the reflections were received, as expected, by antenna arrays in California and New Mexico.
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