HAARP IS RUNNING AN "EXPERIMENT" DURING THE SOLAR FLARE EVENT

Haarp causes an artificial Aurora very similar in appearance to Aurora Borealis, and they are running HAARP during this "solar storm"...what an amazing concidence..

Scientific American: Human Activity Will Heat Alaskan Skies—Deliberately and Picturesquely

This week powerful radio waves will disturb the ionosphere to probe satellite disruptions and create strange glows
In the middle of a snow-draped forest in Alaska, a long four-hour drive east from Anchorage, sits a cleared 30-acre field where 180 silver poles sprout from the ground and reach 22 meters into the air. During four nights this week the poles—actually interconnected radio antennae—will spring to life after three years of dormancy, and heat the highest wisps of our atmosphere directly above.

The antennas belong to the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP), a former U.S. military facility near the hamlet of Gakona. The array will beam 2.1 megawatts of radio energy into the ionosphere—the region that starts at 100 kilometers above the ground, where solar photons and charged particles crash into Earth’s atmosphere. There the radio signals will excite electrons and turn them into waves of relatively hot ionized gas, or plasma, in a narrow slice of sky. The hope is to better understand activity that hampers satellites as well as some elusive features of radio wave physics.

Check out this abstract from a top earth/space science substack which proves HAARP CAUSES VISIBLE AURORAL PHENOMENON: Artificial Aurora Produced by HAARP
B. Tulegenov, A. V. Streltsov, E. Kendall, M. McCarrick, I. Galkin

Abstract
We present results from the ionospheric heating experiment conducted at the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) facility, Alaska, on 12 March 2013. During the experiment, HAARP transmitted in the direction of the magnetic zenith X-mode 4.57-MHz wave. The transmitted power was modulated with the frequency of 0.9 mHz, and it was pointed on a 20-km spot at the altitude of 120 km. The heating (1) generates disturbances in the magnetic field detected with the fluxgate magnetometer on the ground and (2) produces bright luminous spots in the ionosphere, observed with the HAARP telescope. Numerical simulations of the 3-D reduced magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) model reveal that these effects can be related to the magnetic field-aligned currents, excited in the ionosphere by changing the conductivity in the E region when the large-scale electric field exists in the heating region.

Key Points
We present results from the experiment involving heating the ionosphere with X-mode HF wave
These results show that heating produces magnetic field disturbances and luminous structures
Three-dimensional simulations reveal a connection between observations and magnetic field-aligned currents
1 Introduction
Experiments involving ionospheric heating with high frequency (HF) electromagnetic waves have been conducted on several heating facilities in Europe, Russia, and the United Stat