What is this Enormous Hexagon in the Australian Desert?

[@crouchingwombathiddenquoll5641]

Middle of the desert ? I can see the bloody ocean

[@towliethetowel5603]

Lol 😂

[@Balanced--]

Its a lake. How could it be the ocean if its located west? Oceans are on the west side of the land not east.

[@geoffgunn9673]

It's Western Australia, the ocean is to the east

[@geoffgunn9673]

Australias is an island

[@Balanced--]

Geoff what are you smoking? The east side ocean is more than 2000kms from western australia.

[@IpodCorp]

Its on the tourist trail down the west coast. There's a town 5 km down the road and a great national park also down the road with huge tourist numbers each year. Also the place happens to be well known for its Whale shark tours... "In the middle of the Australian Desert", "Top Secret"... Well sold Science Channel! Bake that story a little more.

[@ChildOfAnunnaki]

this is what it really is - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Frequency_Active_Auroral_Research_Program

[@richs39]

This is not a HAARP site. It has nothing to do with HAARP. I was stationed at this base in the early 1990s.

[@kromchozen3119]

Rich S what is it then? Is it what this vid is saying?

[@scottessex952]

Krom Chozen look into pine gap

[@beatbasher]

@@kromchozen3119 well he's not gonna tell you because he doesn't want to end up in a dark hole for the rest of his life.

[@kennytran7694]

Do not use miles when it comes to Australia

[@jameshumphrey9939]

why not? metric is just as arbitrary - may be a wee bit easier to use in calculations - but still an arbitrary marker both the same and it is not a political issue either or shouldn't be - both work equally as well then standardization is good. its like saying don't speak english here.

[@steevo9656]

James; haha would you be american by any chance? wouldn't imagine many other places calling it 'arbitrary'.

[@Im-mv6bf]

James Humphrey how many feet are in a mile?

[@PhunkBustA]

how many fractions of an inch are in a picometer? lol

[@PhunkBustA]

0.0000000000393701? that totally makes sense...

[@WarBerJr02]

This secret facility has a wikipedia page....

[@colenewaltersmusicandother9330]

WarBerJr02 😂

[@declan99]

@@Young_SlayerKO you can’t even spell. I’m Australian too mate but I don’t claim to work there. You dumb fuck

[@joelennon432]

@UCDRP5LrGYkAP2ypfb5Ii7eQ no mate he reads well, "their" should be written" there".............. Dumb Fuck

[@tinto278]

😂😂

[@BerijunDrums]

@@Young_SlayerKO yeah sure you do, young slayer KO.

[@adampappas9177]

Does everyone know that Holt was the only prime minister to literally disappear.

[@wheresthegovernance4350]

Swimming in treacherous suref with undertow, rips and sharp jagged rocks all along the shore..... anyone would go missing there.... If you didn't go missing when swimming there......that would be a real mystery!

[@vallieg979]

@@wheresthegovernance4350 yep cause that's what prime ministers do, they voluntarily go for a swim in treacherous surf with undertows, rips and sharp jagged rocks all along the shore and then are reported as missing. Of course there is nothing to see here!

[@WeeJasperVetClinic]

If you see where he went missing and the tides and rip currents that day no one could survive. He got whedged between the rocks underwater. Not even a sub would have been able to get into this area even days prior. Fishing nets back then had a habit of sitting just under the water and if he got tangled in one of these then taken out to sea within seconds, its lights out.

[@noahholmes4721]

Everyone on here is so hilarious . You guys have answers for everything!

[@sandyfoope2921]

Theres a town just south of here. Its Ningaloo national park. Best snorkling spot in W.A australia. Whoever made this videos a clown.

[@mrtensed]

The town is called Exmouth, Ningaloo National Park is just a national park and a tourist attraction.

[@aaronpaice7346]

It’s actually is naval communications base 🤦‍♂️

[@mr8ty8]

Cool story, but it needs more aliens.

[@muhammediqbal9126]

mr8ty8 malYalammuvi

[@muhammediqbal9126]

mr8ty8 hub hi hi

[@johnchristie1466]

you mean more cow bell

[@paddybrady652]

there is a city beneath the gap and in adelaide fact holt was killed so they could keep the secret

[@boiboi8008]

No the public is not ready for the truth if they already freaking out about this

[@winniethepooh1931]

It’s so secretive there is a giant sign titled “Naval Communication Station Harald E Holt” and “Frequency range: 14-28 KHz...Normal output power: 1MW...Maximum output power 2MW”. There are similar antenna system near my house not in a form of a hexagon but no clear sign. OMG!!! I think they controled my mind to write this crap. 😂

[@I.J.1981.]

@Buscheig Brauen Actually, what they do is not a secret, it is quite literally a naval communications base. You're obviously not Australian. Nearly every person in Western Australian knows the location of the base and what it's used for. Its been there for over 0n years. This story is so factually incorrect and sensationalist it's funny.

[@discocorco]

It's at the exact opposite of the Earth from the Bermuda Triangle. I am not even kidding.

[@truthseeker7322]

Hmmmmmm that's interesting. You're on to something

[@boiboi8008]

Are u saying they are using the Bermuda triangle for something?

[@steinarjakobsen2372]

We have had a corresponding system for many years in our area here in Northern Norway. E14 21'37.44" N67 12'4.32 That's the transmitting station. The receiving station E14 33'58.38" N67 21'58.66"

[@johngrae2946]

It also operates as a H.A.A.R.P device.

[@Ktmfan450]

Why can't they make it rain where they are

[@frankiefallzonie1203]

My cousin in the Australian Air Force said it is for communicating with submarines.. his friend worked there. I think it’s a strange shape for something so simple, something is up.

[@anonymousincognito3048]

Looks like a pentagon

[@09_jp_]

HAARP

[@TheChineseBaker]

It’s the Star of David, had to use it to please our controllers

[@stretchlindsay3547]

@@TheChineseBaker LOL don't get people started.

[@chrispurkis5059]

Looks satanic to me

[@the1stgigpig]

It’s tower zero. It’s part of the old US navy base in Exmouth, the tourist town just south of it, where I used to live. Nothing weird about it. Nothing special. Pine Gap is more relevant. This is, as the locals would say, a total Furphy. (Ww1 septic pump...)

[@richs39]

Technically, Tower Zero is the tower in the center of the complex, and is the tallest of the lot. (I had to go to the top of it, once.)

[@ZonnRamiscal]

Middle of the Dessert? Its in the Coast of Exmouth! My God LOLS

[@tonyace74]

Its a harp whether control

[@religionispoison6838]

some say the whole base went for a swim one day and it was never seen again......lol

[@The_Deaf_Aussie]

Im an Australian. At first i cast a little bit of doubt of this channel as i watched a few clips, but it wasnt until THIS clip.. confirmed that this channel.. is full of it. :) You can take the piss out of "muricans, but you cant take the piss out of Aussies. :)

[@canadiannuclearman]

Canadian geologists have used vary low fequency waves produced in the east by the US military to search for USSR subs. The low frequency helps the Canadian geologist look for metalic orr. I think the U of Toronto geology dept. has done work on this. I have heard this during a CIM presentation .

[@treytreynew82]

Actually scientifically.... positioning antennas in that position...makes them extremely effective.

[@TheChineseBaker]

Why is it in the shape of the Star of David

[@shinatsuki8957]

First a triangle, now a hexagon, next the cube.

[@forestsoceansmusic]

It's a US military base, Aussies knew this in the 1970's! It got hushed-up / forgotten over time with people concentrating more on the US military base at Pine Gap (way in the interior of Australia). The Yankee Billionaire World Military Empire has bases all over the globe. Hang on, they finally got to the US military base bit at about 1:30 in. Actually, this base, and the one in Diego Garcia would have easily tracked that 'missing' Malaysian airliner that supposedly went down in the Indian Ocean.

[@richs39]

Actually, there was no way to track airplanes there.

[@ThroughYourWindow]

@@richs39 Yep, and it's not a US military base either. That changed in 1993. I was there when it got handed over to Aust.

[@richs39]

@@ThroughYourWindow I was there as the support facilities were shutdown, and keep in touch with a few of the locals. While not as much as in the past, there are still US run facilities on the base.

[@petersinclair3997]

@@richs39 JORN has been suggested capable of tracking planes thousands of kilometres away, but the relevant tower was said have downed off.

[@richs39]

​@@petersinclair3997Which is not in Exmouth.

[@teetzmageetz7719]

Looks a awful lot like the star of David aka seal of Solomon used by the Templar.

[@rickseifert5139]

US/AUSTRALIA military surveillance station, military comms centre with full satellite control capabilities and an accessory site to the Pine Gap facility in the central part of South Australia. This site is also a link up centre for a main feed back to a military antennas / receiving and transmit set-up in the city of Perth. 2 giant yagi antennas are there both multi band from ELF thru UHF capabilities and capacity. One antenna normally points east towards either Canberra or Pine Gap direction while the other points north to North West Cape facility. Occasionally the giant yagi that points east is turned 180 degrees due into the Indian Ocean towards Di ago Garcia. This facility also has link up with the J.O.H.R.N - joint over horizon radar network for studies into atmospheric capacity of use of certain frequencies for communication purposes.

[@storagephg1536]

It called harp it's a weather modifier they can create any kind of weather they want

[@richs39]

1) This base has nothing to do with HAARP. 2) HAARP is not weather control.

[@fishingmoron7515]

It looks like a transmutation circle to me.

[@MsMaarkoos]

kisame 802 same

[@DysnomiaFilms]

It's not.

[@graigsmith6734]

This looks like it’s on the opposite side of the Bermuda Triangle. Also they found hexagon clouds out in the Bermuda Triangle. Also hexagons also form above and below the poles. I wonder what’s really going on.

[@kerrynicholls3435]

What the…?

[@peterread705]

Oh please. Nothing to see here just a ULF radio set up

[@ianmoone2359]

When fishing near it one night the military police from the Harold Holt Naval Communications base stopped by for a chat just to make sure we weren’t doing anything suspicious other than fishing off the beach. Nice guys & a bit of relief from the boredom for them to see what we were catching! 👍

[@richs39]

There is a lot of great fishing in the area. The pier offered a great place to fish, but I just liked watching the dolphin, and biolumenescent seaweed.

[@stretchlindsay3547]

@@richs39 The PIER IS A SICK DIVE also. I LOVED it.

[@richs39]

@@stretchlindsay3547 I did a dive on the crane wreck, never the pier itself. Diving there was amazing.

[@stretchlindsay3547]

@@richs39 Never got to do the crane. Though I did get lost from the group on a boat dive, there was nothing at all around me but blue waters as far as I could see. So I dumped my bcd and just sat there on the ocean floor. It was the most peaceful and content I have ever been in my life.

[@smoothuncut]

Hexagon with the STAR of DAVID in the CENTER is a better title.

[@jeffv2074]

I'm glad I could just forward to the important parts.

[@dangusdong8708]

mate i used to live in Exmouth as a kid n go to bundegi beach right next to it every weekend to swim n all i ever thought looking at the radio towers was that they looked like a lot of fun to climb.

[@geoffreyrichardson8738]

Oh crap it’s just a ELF radio station

[@keqrou]

Saw this place on a road trip from perth where i live to exmouth. The sheer size of the main tower is just incredible.

[@Bloke28Gaming]

Haarp 2.0 and pine gap is more secretive. Its America's Area 51 equivalent here in Australia

[@Gleesonglee]

I have been there. It was the only time I felt frightened by a place as I knew it had at least 10 nuclear weapons aimed at it. The town was interesting in 1988 as it had a duel currency - US and Aussie dollars

[@stretchlindsay3547]

Wow didn't know that cheers. By the way there is a place in north w.a. where even the Aboriginals fear to go. A cave just off the beaten track from a mine site. Just can't remember the mine name. Or I was being bullshitted by the aboriginal bloke who told me. lol I believe most things.

[@thevoiceharmonic]

@@stretchlindsay3547 The other thing about Exmouth is that no aboriginals live there because of a taboo. They say the sea swept in and killed everyone a long time ago. Now it is known that a tsunami did that, probably after a meteor hit the ocean. I found a cave up on the gorge of Yardie creek south of Exmouth where my footprints were the first for thousands of years, sinking 3cm deep into dust and bat guano

[@stretchlindsay3547]

@@thevoiceharmonic WOW this country is pretty crazy. Pity we let the scum in charge kill it. Would love to visit with an Aboriginal elder the parts of Aus that are connected with crazy stories. Would be interesting as hell.

[@therealmonkfromtibet]

My Australian friend told me that this place is where all giant spiders, venomous snakes and kangaroos come from. Now that the secret is out they will have to move to another place.

[@stretchlindsay3547]

Your mate is an idiot. Aus is FULL of these nasty creatures. You are safe NO WHERE in aus, of course he didn't even tell you of the deadly drop bears did he??

[@tedarndt6254]

Thanks for the old TV info

[@faragar1791]

Why do they state the obvious?

[@dylansaus]

Because the Australian natives were slaughtered and genocided. It's bs it was built by westerners

[@biro24]

MRofnoobs 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@crusadershuakbar]

i remember how hey tried to genocide the Irish and Scottish tribes , and the ones they couldn't genocide they deported off the the other side of the world, who, by the way, built one of the greatest countries in the world from nothing. but Australian natives ????????, that never happened , fake news

[@douglashaigh9937]

It’s haarp the same as the one in Alaska used for regulating the weather and a lot of other things which are unmentionable at the moment

[@ThroughYourWindow]

Nope - it's not.

[@tyredlie]

It’s where all Aussies go to learn to play the haarp, but we like a haarp slightly bigger than normal. It’s built in an isolated spot to keep the noise down, you should hear how a badly played haarp sounds.

[@Kesiif]

Same as harrp

[@richs39]

No. This base has nothing to do with HAARP.

[@niklashall5969]

Ahhh yeah, it's 15km from my hometown Exmouth, it's not a secret.

[@chrisgeorgallis7746]

ELF penetrates into the water.

[@richs39]

And the US Navy shutdown their ELF project many years ago. VLF sites, like the one in the video, do the job.

[@benstevinson764]

Australia's AREA-51 Base 🌏🇦🇺

[@petersinclair3997]

That’s Pine Gap.

[@jaisrobins1545]

You can travel around the whole site within a slab of beer 🍺

[@TamaraKotz]

exmouth haarp or horn..

[@Redman_real]

When they use miles instead of kilometers even though its in Australia

[@annespacedroid]

I go fishing in the same desert.

[@itsmini6175]

We have the Pentagon, they have the Hexagon lol

[@MrSmith079]

Sacred geometry at its finest

[@dasinhaberlicht3998]

If youre wondering what it means, research sacred geometry, metatrons cube, cymatics, geomancy, earth ley lines

[@rologotnoballs7055]

Probably a magnetic anomaly just like the hexagonal magnetic anomaly we spotted on Saturn recently, because of our solar systems interaction with the Tyler system

[@billbowser9615]

This installation was designed and built by the USA as one of its global network of VLF stations to communicate with its submarines deployed around the globe (before satellite technology took over that task). It is so big because the radio waves it transmits and receives on are so l-o-n-g and the wire also needs to be l-o-n-g. The shape gives it the option to transmit/receive on any one of those six vectors/directions. It is powerful because it needs to transmit over very long distances. American personnel are stationed there to provide that service as a backup should satellites fail. Tourists visiting Ningaloo Reef on the west coast of North West Cape drive past this installation every day during the winter months to dive with the huge Whale Sharks that frequent the Reef at that time of year. It is located not far from the town of Exmouth in WA. I visited the area in 2012. Nothing was amiss. It is named in honour of a former Prime Minister of Australia. refer here: navy-radio.com/commsta/holt.htm

[@kerrynicholls3435]

Except the ufo craft seen flying around there a few times a month… casing the joint for new comms they can read and interfere with to stop nukes going off… as they do… yep… nothing to see here.. move right along…

[@darkangel2347]

On April 20, 2023 a lot of people got really close to this hexagon to see a Total Solar Eclipse for 62 seconds. But in all TV and internet reporting this secret base was never mentioned.

[@neonoone4688]

I like how that one guy said it's in the middle of the Desert zooms out it's next to the ocean

[@drei-zwei-eins]

Far distance commutication requires distance between antennas for low frequencies, it's pretty clear why the USA have such a facility.

[@trestabernae7250]

c'est juste une base militaire de communication navale, blaireau!!

[@terrylee3529]

Isn't that the Holden testing grounds?

[@markj4319]

Anyone who lives withing 150k of this place knows about it, you can drive right up to it. Locals work at this place, its just radio techs, nothing super secret at all.

[@mdart2003]

LOL! Middle of the desert then they say its one of the furthest points west of the mainland? Oh dear... laughing!!

[@simon253]

bullshit, they're in contact with the ET

[@CarstenBauer]

And the footage of that aircraft landing is not even in Australia.

[@iCyWEdontCi2i]

ControIIing the weather

[@donseymour5560]

Amen!!!

[@dixychicken1790]

got to love it when you have lived near there

[@MasterDGK]

I live in WA, this hexagon is no secret. In fact, my school camp visited Exmouth and we were taught all about it...

[@noahholmes4721]

What a great way to make you think nothing of it…

[@solarconcierge4653]

Harold E Hold Facility.... man made

[@alexderks8923]

Ohmygod, they named it after Harold Holt

[@Dmaher1111]

Alex Derks hey also there is a swimming pool named after him in Melbourne... lol

[@anonb4632]

Dmaher1111 Yes I know, strange but true.

[@richs39]

@@Dmaher1111 That is a twisted way to remember the man.

[@Deltasloth240]

I've seen this place it's a U.S Naval base and everyone knows about it lol.

[@HiroTwo.mp3]

The Australia version of pentagon?

[@QldChickenPuncher]

It's the Harold Holt Naval Communication array.. not a secret

[@joshuanowayjose3285]

That is not just a hexagon

[@zbzyk]

I HAVE BEEN THERE BEFORE IN EXMOUTH IT IS IN EXMOUTH!!!

[@victabeer3960]

Thats how we pick up youtube in Australia. Nah but yeah seriously its a 5G mobile phone tower.

[@SanctuaryLife]

This is #1 on the Australian Nuke list in the advent of ww3, Pine Gap #2

[@linzearth]

I was kept there for 12 months. No Radio no TV no Internet. yep the late 70's were hell. Great fishing. Saw Prince Charles at Learmonth. Exmouth town site had some of the most friendly people. American house next to Aussie house great idea. Nothing sinister going on there.

[@richs39]

In the early 1990s, there were two TV stations, two ABC radio stations, and a commercial (AM) radio station.

[@busstah]

Harold Holt huh.. check that story out, they say he drowned, but more rumours suggest he's escaped in a US sub .. ill leave it there ..

[@Livegoodwithkarlene]

So how far away can they detect submerines and does it take into account the curvature

[@mrobserver474]

VLF signals emanate for thousands and thousands of miles. The lower the frequency the the greater distance it travels. Amateurs can communicate with anyone on earth using the same equipment transmitting from their home antenna directly to another without the need for any cell towers unlike your mobile phone which only has an extremely limited range without them.

[@pjolex5896]

This reminds me of the Gravitational Broadcasting system from the Threebodyproblem book series

[@eddydianne]

Why did China then illegally build an international airport exclusively for Chinese in W Australia

[@henryeghaghara9385]

You are kidding right?

[@TheRadicalConservative]

Ummmmmmm....do you have a link?

[@kerrywoolley9633]

Frequency can heal us or make us sick.

[@forestsoceansmusic]

Good vid exposing another US Military base. By the way, Harold E. Holt was a much hated Australian Prime Minister who came up with the phrase: "All the way with LBJ!" over Australia's complicit participation in the US invasion and burning of Vietnam. He mysteriously disappeared while snorkelling just off the coast of SE Australia, the most persistent rumour citing a Chinese submarine for some reason.

[@richs39]

Exposing? This base has been around for over 50 years, and tons of tourists see it, annually.

[@zysis]

I look out my window and can literally see the spot where Holt vanished. Go for a swim there mate, you'll be fine. I won't mention that in my life living here I've heard and even seen people washed up dead nearby. The largest sharks in the world scout these waters. A fool would think a man could survive and not have his body eaten. Take a good look at Portsea back beach and you tell me that a beach facing the roaring forties is safe for swimming. I won't even surf there, no locals would. It's insane how powerful the surf can be and rips on rocks are able to pull you out to sea, literally hundreds of metres from shore in mere seconds. He wasn't snorkeling, he was just swimming.

[@keqrou]

They litterally let locaks and tourists go within 50m of them, and its not like its high fences either, its just small thin wire. Everyone knows what it is. Just not what its used for.

[@yknot1326]

I was there today drove under the secret antenna got a coffee at the kiosk,swam in the ocean in the middle of the desert drove all around the secret base and no body cared

[@mreboric2215]

"And that's an important thing to be able to talk to your nuclear..... Guys" 😄 pissing myself

[@anyoneanyone28]

Btw Harold Holt was an Australian prime minister who went for a swim one day and was never seen again... he completely disappeared. No body or anything. So to do a Harold Holt in Aussie slang means to disappear. Calling a secret military facility Harold Holt is classic Aussie sense of humor.

[@willmcghie231]

It is no secret...Been there...It is a VLF radio transmitter...It even had a amateur (ham) radio repeater on the top of the centre tower for a few years.

[@richs39]

The repeater was damaged by a cyclone. I took the 2m antenna off the top of the tower, for inspection, when the repeater was rumored to return. (It never got back on the air, by the time I left.)

[@lymansn]

In alaska HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) was built on a similar premise. They use Low Frequencies 2.8-10 MHZ. I wonder if there is a connection. Is this a modern version of the US based HAARP? Possibly to use in the southern hemisphere? The Australian version looks like the planet Saturn's harmonic resonance patterns found at the poles. it looks like a Cymatic Hexagon. Low frequencies can generate this type of Cymatic pattern. What a great find this is amazing!

[@richs39]

This base has nothing to do with HAARP. Also, HAARP is not using Low Frequency signals, they are using higher end Medium Frequency and High Frequency signals. NCS HEH is nothing new, it was opened in 1968.

[@iamfree3260]

I didn't know harrp meant that, isn't high frequency good?

[@crusadershuakbar]

is also part of North West Capes over the horizon radar facility , may also be responsible for the downing/disappearance of flight MH370 , Which would explain the Australian government/militarys intense participation in the aircrafts recovery. was it a test to see if they could take full control of a commercial aircraft and steer it to wherever, Diego Garcia comes to mind

[@mrtensed]

It isn't a part of the JORN network.

[@richs39]

None of that post makes any sense, nor contain any reality.

[@ThroughYourWindow]

Fruit loop. Yes, there are lots of bad things going on in the world but stop jumping at everything you don't understand.

[@georgeabraham4285]

I'd hate to see what happens if they descovered a persian temple.

[@kleilalmyamixedname4382]

It's a Star fort

[@stuartdunk803]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Should have asked anyone living next to the submarine comms base!!!

[@carlnewman24]

They also found an Alien space port in Woomera !!

[@yournevergunnaknow5201]

Science Channel has really gone down hill... That narrator and the way this was put together seems kind of ridiculous and corny...

[@10ekrem10]

Your Nevergunnaknow ikr 👍👍

[@affordthetea]

The strangest thing about this, is that it reminds me when all the countrys decided to sew their country flags into their crop fields in the 60's... LSD Folks

[@forestsoceansmusic]

Spook.

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Your Nevergunnaknow Your An Alien 👽

[@ChildOfAnunnaki]

this is what it really is - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Frequency_Active_Auroral_Research_Program

[@TheEquineJournalist]

Look at Exmouth, WA - It's a big Communications facility of some sort...

[@jaxstax4176]

Is that where harold holt is hiding out

[@peterbarratt8699]

No, Harold disappeared near Portsea, Victoria, sort of diametrically opposite this site.

[@carisi2k11]

There shouldn't really be any commercial aircraft near that area. As mentioned it is miles from anywhere.

[@ThroughYourWindow]

Learmonth is the closest airport. Think it's about 30K's - if I recall correctly - South of Exmouth. The VLF site is approx 15-20 K's North of Exmouth but it's been a while since I worked there.

[@djquiko]

Has this someting to do with the closing of the solar observary in Nw. Mexico US?

[@laurieperriman7328]

12kms north of Exmouth Western Australia

[@jerrywilliams9105]

Possibly an up graded Harrp facility?

[@peterbarratt8699]

No, nothing to do with HAARP.

[@Pax__man]

probably ties in with the hexagon shit on Saturn

[@pudzta]

Only 20 seconds into the video and I already reckon it is a transmission tower.