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University of Alaska

Mentioned in 3 analyzed podcast episodes across 3 shows

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Astrum Space So Supernatural DarkHorse Podcast

Episode Mentions

Astrum Space · Mar 14, 2026

The Weirdest Phenomena Ever Seen on Earth

“Created artificial noctilucent cloud by releasing water from suborbital rocket in 2018”

Transient Luminous Events (TLEs) - Sprites, Jets, ElvesAsperitus Clouds and Cloud ClassificationNoctilucent Clouds and Mesosphere Dynamics

So Supernatural

So Supernatural · Jan 23, 2026

CONSPIRACY: Project HAARP

“Public university that took over HAARP facility operations from U.S. military in August 2015 after budget cuts”

Ionosphere Research and Radio Wave ManipulationWeather Control and Cloud Seeding TechnologyMilitary Research Facility Transparency and Secrecy

DarkHorse Podcast

DarkHorse Podcast · Nov 24, 2025

Building 7 Did Not Kill Itself: Richard Gage, AIA on DarkHorse

“Conducted four-year dynamic analysis of Building 7 collapse using SAP 2000 and Abacus software, contradicted NIST findings”

Building 7 Collapse AnalysisThermite and Thermate EvidenceControlled Demolition Characteristics