Meridian Space Weather Monitoring Project

Published 2025-04-23 · Duration 3:23 · Video file (29 MB)

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Transcript
Hey YouTube, DutchSense here. It is 521pm CST on Thursday, March 31, 2011. And I've got breaking news. We have identified the Chinese Hark. And it's called the Meridian. Now this is a translated page. I will post this down below, but here's what it is. A mega project of science research on space weather monitoring, namely the Meridian Space Weather Monitoring Project, proposed by several research institutes and universities in China, has been approved recently by the Chinese government. With the objectives of investigating the space weather cause consequence chain in the solar terrestrial space. Understanding the processes of catastrophic space weather events and the regional characteristics of the environment above China's territory, so as to help ensure the safety of space activities such as satellite operations, etc. The project will set up a large scale ground based monitoring system composed of 15 stations along the longitude of 120 degrees east and the latitude of 30 degrees north. As Professor Wang Qi, Vice Commander in General of the Chief Engineering of the Project. And the initiative of the Meridian Project is to conduct a comprehensive, multi-layered and interdisciplinary survey and exploration of space environment by advanced ground based techniques with a variety of equipment such as magnetometers, ionosomes, digisons, incoherent scattering radar, HF back scattering radar, LIDARS, Fabry-Paranatenters, Ferometers, IPS, and Sounding Rockets. So this says it right here guys, HARP is incoherent scattering radar, gee that sounds like some of the radar rings we've been seeing, doesn't it? HIDARS, and then of course the use of magnetometers, ionosomes and digisons, and Mike from Patriotic Space, Ginny and I were talking in depth on the VLF array that the United States has, and it's digisons. So this article is paced down below, this is truly amazing, it gives you 120 by 30, 120 is 30 North. And it gives you a cross section of where it's located, etc. But this to me is great because this is another facility identified. Now we have the Russian facility, the giant Tesla coils which some people don't believe is going to be used for ionosphere heating even though it says on the description that's what it's used for. So Russia, the United States, China now, we've also seen them in Norway and in Canada. So we're starting to build our identity network of these things and now we know another area to keep an eye on, 120 by 30 over in China. Much love people and as more information becomes available I will post it, but the link for this is down below.
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