Next Big Future January 1, 2019
Project WEM’s (Wireless Electromagnetic Method) main surface structure is a pair of high voltage power supply lines stretching from north to south, east to west on steel lattice towers, which form a cross that is 60km (37 miles) wide and 80km to 100km (50 to 62 miles) long. At the end of each power line, thick copper wire goes underground through a deep borehole. Two power stations generate strong currents and electrify the ground in slow, repeating pulses, turning the earth underfoot into an active source of electromagnetic radiation. The radio pulses not only pass through the atmosphere, but travel through the Earth’s crust as well, with a range of up to 3,500km (almost 2,200 miles). Those waves have been linked to cancer by the World Health Organization. The United States and Russia already have submarine communication systems…read more.
Next Big Future 1/3/2019