Informative Speech On Haarp - 1193 Words

Informative Speech Outline Presenter: Dylan Tucker General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform the audience about the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) and the conspiracy theories that came from it. Central Idea: HAARP was created to research the Ionosphere but is also believed to have other capabilities. I. Introduction A. The government has a lot of power but is it possible that they have created a machine that could affect the whole world as well as all the people in it. B. Today I am here to inform you about the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) and its intentions. C. Through many online articles and videos I was able to gather quality information about HAARP and its†¦show more content†¦i. HAARP sits on a 40 acre lot in a barbed wire protected facility Transition: Now that we talked a little bit about the background of HAARP, let’s move on to the government’s view of the topic. III. Governments view of HAARP A. According to HAARP’s former project manager John Heckscher’s, â€Å"The site itself is strictly a scientific research site.† 1. HAARP is believed to be a very powerful radio that only goes into space. a. HAARP sends power into the sky that allows scientist to gather data that would help improve technology with communications. 2. Dennis Papadopoulos is a physicist at the University of Maryland and believes that HAARP is just a â€Å"big radio station with more power† that helps improve underwater communication. Transition: Now that we know the government’s perspective, let’s talk about HAARP conspiracy theories. IV. Conspiracy theories A. People all across the world are terrified that the government sends planes to release chemicals into the air called chemical trails. 1. These chemical trails consist of metallic particles of aluminum, barium, and strontium. a. This is believed by many conspiracy theorist to enhance the connection between the lower and upper atmosphere and allows HAARP to manipulate the atmosphere. 2. Many conspiracy theorist believe that chemical trails contain nano aluminum particles that are