A huge installation on the territory of the closed military complex Chernobyl-2, nine kilometers near the city of Pripyat in the area of the destruction of a nuclear power plant, with the help of powerful antennas, could control the airspace of the whole world. This secret development of Soviet scientists - the DUGA over-the-horizon radar station of the Soviet Union's space reconnaissance was at one time more promising than nuclear weapons. The height of the largest antenna of the station is one hundred and fifty meters, and the length of this row of radar devices is about half a kilometer. Over seven billion were spent on the construction of the entire complex in Soviet rubles. In 1980, the military installation "DUGA" began combat duty, guarding the air borders of the USSR.
According to some researchers, the further development of such a radar device led to the creation of a superweapon that covers not only the atmosphere, but also has a profound effect on the geosphere of our planet, changing the climate and controlling the weather around the world, causing the strongest earthquakes, typhoons, tsunamis and flooding of populated points, hurricane winds, drought and fires.
Scientists have already noted that over the past few years, cataclysms have claimed more and more human lives, and hundreds of thousands of people are already counting. Some even insist that the climate on Earth has changed dramatically under the influence of a modern classified superweapon. It got colder and snow began to fall in those southern countries where it had never been before. On the Russian plain in winter, instead of snow, freezing rain begins to fall and thunder rumbles in places. There are many different natural anomalies around the world that have no scientific explanation.
According to the retired Russian Colonel General, First Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Ground Forces in the mid-90s of the twentieth century, Vorobyov E. A., the true cause of modern natural disasters that shake the whole world are the tests of the super-powerful climate weapon "Death Rays". In terms of its combat parameters and destructive factors, it is similar to weapons of mass destruction. A striking example of the use of such a superweapon is the catastrophic situation in Japan in March 2011, when more than sixteen thousand people died from a huge tsunami caused by a magnitude nine earthquake in the Pacific Ocean with waves reaching a height of forty and a half meters.
The ultra-powerful radars of the radar system enable the military to control the launch of any ballistic missile, even on the other side of the continent. The installation spread powerful radiation over an area of several thousand kilometers. The impact of such a high-frequency wave disrupts the operation of any navigation and radio communication systems, as well as aircraft electronics. The ultra-short high-frequency radiation used in the operation of the system, acting on a given area in the ionosphere, creates the effect of an ion lens in the artificially formed ion cloud. An ionolens of a certain structure plays the role of a mirror, with the help of which an electromagnetic wave can be directed to any point on our planet. The power of such a radio beam is about a billion watts. It can be easily and quickly directed by means of an ion lens to certain points of the planet,to excite a response disturbance of the environment. Thus, it is possible to cause, for example, droughts, forest fires and burning of peatlands.
For the first time, the idea of using the upper layers of the Earth's atmosphere for a concentrated directed explosion in the nineteenth century was promoted in the works of the genius Russian scientist Mikhail Filippov. He was the first to figure out how to carry out a controlled explosion at great distances. In the scientific manuscript "Revolution through science, or the end of all wars" the professor described the effect associated with a blast wave, which can be transmitted by a carrier electromagnetic wave and then cause destruction at a sufficiently remote distance of up to several thousand kilometers. A scientist from Russia conducted research on ultrashort waves less than a millimeter in length, obtained by him thanks to a spark generator. In the course of such experiments, Mikhail Mikhailovich was looking for a way to convert explosive energy into a limited beam of ultrashort waves. The great scientist was not destined to put his theory into practice. In June 1903, a forty-five-year-old researcher from St. Petersburg was found dead in his laboratory, while all documents, descriptions of experiments, all equipment mysteriously disappeared.
Filippov's business was continued at the dawn of the twentieth century by an engineer from the United States, Nikola Tesla. The main purpose of his experiments was the transmission of energy and information over long distances. The brilliant American scientist believed that the Earth is a huge spherical capacitor of huge capacity, because the planet, like a giant generator, continuously rotates and charges its atmosphere with electricity, especially its upper layer - the ionosphere. Nikola Tesla investigated the possibility of extracting this accumulated energy and sending it wirelessly to any part of the world.
Tesla's laboratory was located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in the western United States in Colorado Springs. The scientist noticed that during a thunderstorm, electrical signals are reflected from the rocks and spread evenly in different directions. It was this that led Tesla to the idea that the Earth itself could resonate like a huge resonator ball, transferring the received energy over a fairly large distance. The scientist turned to billionaire John Morgan and convinced him to invest huge amounts of money in his grandiose scientific project. As a result, Nikola Tesla built a fifty-seven-meter tower on Long Island, with a large copper transmitter attached to the end of a long spire to capture lightning energy.
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The American scientist gave the name to his brainchild "World System". He planned to send an experimental powerful energy beam to the territory of Siberia, citing its low population. However, supposedly this project was not implemented …
However, who knows, maybe in 1908 it was not the Tunguska meteorite at all, but a powerful directed energy clot associated with the Tesla structure that led to destruction in the distant Siberian taiga.