Welcome to The Radiation Database

The Wild World of Science Non-Fiction

The Radiation Database began as a Keyhole Markup Language (KML) project, geolocating Weather Modification projects and devices that may be able to alter the weather. The project quickly grew, expanding to cover many areas of interest/concern. Exploring the RadDB will not only expand your knowledge of our planet, but broaden your awareness of the current state of electromagnetics.

This database contains data overlays, images, and links reguarding nuclear test/power/storage, radio frequency antenna (like HAARP), radar, and laser locations all around the globe, as well as climate/real-time data. While focusing on the military-industrial complex, the database covers locations and data ranging from Star Wars to Climate Gate. It’s what you get when you mix George Jetson with Google Earth.

This file is a labor of love. My name is “Resonated” and I’m fascinated with all things radiant, resonant, and electromagnetic. I love science and find these facilities intriguing, I hope you will as well.

Yours truly, R3zn8D ( “Resonated” )

The RadDB - Global Tech and Atmospheric Viewer


How to use The Radiation DB (Google Earth version)

  1. Download and install Google Earth
  2. Download The-Radiation-Database-LIVE.kmz to any folder, double click it, and Google Earth should launch. You will see “The Radiation DB LIVE!” in your “Temporary Places” folder.
  3. Right click “The Radiation DB LIVE!” network link, click “Save to My Places” and you are done! This will not slow your computer down as this network link file is less than 1 kilobyte. Close your Google Earth to save the changes, open GE again.
  4. Check the box next to “The Radiation DB LIVE!” and a fresh installation will download from my server @ rezn8d.com. When you close your Google Earth, the network link downloads are not saved to your computer. Updating your installation: Right Click “The Radiation DB Live” and click “Delete Contents.” Right click again and click “Refresh”. This should download a fresh updated version. Do this often, as you never know when something new will pop up!

The Radiation Database User Guide - Worldwide HAARP, VLF, Radar, & Nuclear DB

   

How to use The RadDB (Browser Version)

There are two versions of the RadDB online which are currently in beta stage, selectable from the menu on the top right of this page. Please report any bugs using the email link at the bottom of this page.

  1. RadDB 3D: Requires Google Earth plugin, which is available for the Mac and PC.
    • 1024x768 resolution
    • up to date browser
    • 3D capable video card.
  2. RadDB Lite 2D: Google Maps version. This should work fine on Linux machines, however it is limited:
    • Only the main database "Facilities" section will be shown on this map
    • Due to formatting issues, several markers have HTML display errors (which will be addressed in the near future)

If you have any questions/comment/concerns, don't hesitate to contact me. I hope you enjoy my little hobby, this is a non-profit project.

The Radiation Database