Articles

THE DURANGO HERALD (II)

Comments from Judith Reynolds from the Durango Herald in Santa Fe, New Mexico are challenged after Clifford Carnicom gave a presentation with extensive evidence of aerosol operations. Ms. Reynolds was not in attendance at this presentation, yet wrote a piece in the Herald chastising Clifford Carnicom’s facts in his presentation.

ELF DISRUPTION & COUNTERMEASURES

The presence of geometric patterns of ELF (Extremely Low Frequency) radiation continues to be detected by using different methods discussed in previous Carnicom papers. The ELF circuit described in the previous paper titled LF FREQUENCY MONITORING BEGINS (November 5, 2002) now behaves in a predictable and steady fashion. Negative effects of ELF radiation are covered, including: the effect of ELF on mental functioning; the suppression of the immune system; the effect upon free radical reactions; DNA and genetic influences; and the role of cyclotronic resonance in ELF-biological interactions. Also discussed are the promising results of electromedicine in alleviating the effects of ELF radiation on the human body.

A FIRST RESPONSE TO THE DURANGO HERALD

This page is a copy of a letter sent to the Durango Herald in Santa Fe, New Mexico, by a concerned citizen. This person discusses the debate about aerosol operations and many related items that include: conditions needed for contrail formation versus conditions that existed that were not favorable for contrail formation when contrails were witnessed; the obscuring of distant landmarks from aerosol operations; China being the world’s producer of barium; lengthening allergy seasons, and more.

ELF RADIATION IS CONFIRMED

As an extension of the previous Carnicom paper titled ELF FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION (November 10, 2002), the presence of frequent or continuous ELF (Extremely Low Frequency) radiation at discrete frequencies that are multiples of 4Hz has been confirmed by two different methods. The first involves the use of an electronic ELF amplifier circuit that incorporates data logging, and the second involves the combination of an inductive-capacitive resonant circuit in conjunction with a gaussmeter and a signal generator. This information is provided due to the significant implications of this radiation on the biological and mental well-being of the populace.

ELF FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION

Graphs are presented on this page showing the detected ELF (Extremely Low Frequencies) frequencies using the ELF-LF circuit tester devised in the previous Carnicom paper ELF EVIDENCE SURFACES (November 9, 2002). The graphing of these ELF signals in the ambient atmosphere under test include a plot of the frequencies, a data point view of these detected frequencies, and a trend analysis using a low frequency filter against the frequency plot.

ELF EVIDENCE SURFACES

Carnicom research up to this time indicates the apparent or possible presence of ambient ELF (Extremely Low Frequency) signals in the ambient atmosphere. Of concern here are serious implications of these ELF frequencies on human mental health. This paper describes how, through devising an ELF-LF circuit tester to explore the nature of resonant circuits and their behavior, the presence of ELF frequencies was detected with no apparent logical cause for these signals. Speculative discussion has emerged over the years between the potential linkage of the aerosol operations and the HAARP project and relevant technologies, making a strong case for expanded research on this subject.

A QUESTION OF ALFVEN?

A signal in the range of roughly 75-100KHz has been shown to be continuously present as measured by the ELF-LF (Extremely Low Frequency-Low Frequency) detection circuit, discussed in the previous Carnicom paper titled LF FREQUENCY MONITORING BEGINS (from November 5, 2002). This paper presents two theories as to the reason for this signal being ever present in the circuit. The first is the possibility of their being a resonant frequency being introduced into the circuit as a result of the op amp being used. The circuit itself is generating the reference signal, which can then be evaluated with respect to variations in frequency caused by external electromagnetic influences. Though this seems like a plausible explanation, Carnicom makes note of the fact that this ‘reference’ frequency varies over time, which raises further questions. The second explanation for the ‘reference’ frequency being seen in this circuit has to do with the existence of Alfven waves, and their relation to earlier historical discovery of the propagation of what are called Whistler waves. The presence of ELF waves in conjunction with the aerosol operations as a topic of research is discussed, as there are serious implications with respect to human health and mental functioning if such a propagation is ever verified.

LF FREQUENCY MONITORING BEGINS

This paper discusses a method to continuously monitor and analyze variations in the local electromagnetic field with a circuit that was originally developed for the detection of ELF (Extremely Low Frequency) radiation. These variations are an expression of the fluctuations in the magnetic field of the earth and the ionization characteristics of the atmosphere. A diagram of the circuit used for these measurements is included on this page, as is a discussion of how to interpret measurements made while using this device. The results of any data analysis will be discussed further at a later time. There remains a continuous call for conscientious professionals across most scientific, legal and medical disciplines to openly and publicly participate in disclosing the consequences of the aerosol operations to the people of this nation and the world.

ELECTROMAGNETIC SIGNATURE OF THE AEROSOL OPERATIONS

Images of measurements of electromagnetic changes in the atmosphere made by Carnicom are presented here. There are indications in these images of increasing frequencies measured that correlate to the onset of aerosol operations. The images of the electromagnetic measurements include those made before, during, and after aerosol operations.

INTRODUCING A MAGNETOMETER

This page describes the construction of a relatively simple magnetometer which is useful in detecting local variations in the earth’s magnetic field. Images are included showing the construction of an actual working unit, and an initial measurement using this magnetometer represent significant and detectable variability in the earth’s local magnetic field. Analysis of data under collection will be presented in a separate section. Data that has been collected for this topic is available in an earlier Carnicom paper titled PREDICTING THE OPERATIONS: SUNSPOTS AND HUMIDITY from September 3, 2002. Readers are encouraged to construct a similar or improved magnetometer and begin collecting data that can be used to correlate any variations in magnetic field activity with the onset of aerosol operations.

MEASURING ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY

Considered here is a way to measure the electricity in the atmosphere (atmospheric current) and be able to correlate measured values to the prevalence of aerosol operations. A preliminary diagram of an electrical circuit to do such measuring is presented, as is a complex mathematical analysis providing guidance for further research into this topic. Data that has been collected for this topic is available in an earlier Carnicom paper titled PREDICTING THE OPERATIONS: SUNSPOTS AND HUMIDITY from September 3, 2002.