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FOREWORD
by Elizabeth Rauscher, Ph.D., Professor of Nuclear and Astrophysics, University of Nevada
Electromagnetism is bipolar, i.e. it attracts and repels. We can shield X-rays, gamma rays, radio waves, etc., but what about gravity? Gravity appears to have only one polarity — attraction! We have balloons, planes, and rockets that overcome gravity but can we build a shield against gravity? Roger Babson, a good friend of Thomas Edison, established the Gravity Research Foundation in 1948 at Edison's suggestion.
So what would anti-gravity "look like"? Let us explore these issues:
Standard physical models include four fundamental forces in Nature. They are the nuclear force, the electromagnetic force, the weak, nuclear decay force, and gravitational force. The nuclear force and the gravitational force have the similar property of being attractive only. What of anti-matter ~ does it rise in a gravitational field? Such an experiment was attempted at the Stanford LinearAccelerator Center, Stanford, CA without confirmed results.
In 1971, I published a book and several papers on a ten dimensional geometric model of quantum gravity in which I treated the four major force fields on an "equal footing" in such a manner as to consider them as bi or duel polar, having both attraction and repulsion.
T. Townsend Brown, who I met in 1981, led me to replicate his research on some properties of electrostatics, capacitance and anomalous current flows on unique materials. Unlike the current view, electrostatic phenomena are very complex.
How does this work relate to the ideas of UFO propulsion (an early interest of T.T. Brown)? Certainly he
has presented the scientific community with many questions we need to investigate.
I have also theoretically examined a five and eight dimensional geometry which includes the Kaluza Klein geometry which is an abstract formalism relating electromagnetism to the gravitational field. This model interested Albert Einstein in the 1930's. There is a long path between theoretical concepts, romantic wishes and preliminary experiments to detailed experimental verification and actual designed technology.
Let us re-examine Brown's works and rethink some of the issues which he has suggested to us. Science
is an ongoing process, not a fixed set of facts, ever changing and developing.
Prof. Elizabeth A. Rauscher, Ph.D.
originally posted by: ColaTesla
Another was a rotating sphere of mercury spinning at something like half a million rpm whilst under massive pressure, i cant remember much more than that but i do love a good propulsion theory...
What do you think about the hypothesis that project 1794 which was declassified in 2012 is what McCandish was actually describing? I used to have a link to project 1794 in my signature and the mods removed it, conspiracy? Anyway here is a story talking about the possible link between project 1794 and McCandlish:
originally posted by: playswithmachines
The Flux Liner revisited.
I guess most of you have seen the films & read the thread,or variants of it, on other sites, where Mark McCandlish showed us the FL diagram.
There was a lot of discussion about how it actually worked, and we never got down to the nitty gritty details.
in 2012, the National Archives released declassified records from the Aeronautical Systems Division of the US Air Force revealing that the Air Force was in fact actively developing disk-shaped craft in 1956, under a top secret project named Project 1794.
The craft was meant to become a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) craft, and was to achieve a ceiling of 100,000 feet, and reach speeds up to Mach 4. What is truly astonishing are the similarities between the diagrams included in the declassified documents, and the drawings created by McCandlish – suggesting that Brad Sorenson might have seen the craft that he detailed at the air show, but that both he and Mark completely misunderstood the origin of the craft, and the type of technology involved in its operation.
Is the nuclear sub that uses it the fictional sub in the movie "The Hunt for red October?" That's not a real submarine. Is there a real submarine that uses it, and if so, where is the link? Where is the link to the expensive yacht that uses it? Are you talking about the prototype Yamato 1 that was put in a museum after it failed to meet expectations? Part of the problem was making electrolysis bubbles which means it's not really silent and it also would give off a big magnetic signature that wouldn't help a submarine trying to hide.
MHD when applied to fluids like seawater works very well. The nuclear subs use it for silent running, and the Japanese are selling an expensive yacht, which is totally silent.
It's good that you're skeptical of Lazar because you should be, but you should also be skeptical about Keshe and some of the other people you mention. I don't know of any of "Lazar's work" that has been "verified", certainly the stable element 115 has not.
I am somewhat sceptical about some of Lazar's work, especially 'element 115' and what are called
'islands of stability'..i questioned John Lear about that & he went into a huff and would no longer talk to me.
I learned later that he was by his own confesion, working for the CIA....Honeypot again?
But much of Lazar's work has been verified, if a stable version of 115 does exist, we need to know.
(send me some to play with please)
Here is an in-depth analysis of Lazar's original A51 ufo film;
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Then there are the works of Otis T. Carr;
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The Keshe Foundation;
Burkhard Heim (February 9, 1925 – January 14, 2001) was a German theoretical physicist. He devoted a large portion of his life to the pursuit of his unified field theory, Heim theory.[1] One of his childhood ambitions was to develop a method of space travel, which contributed to his motivation to find such a theory.[2]
During World War II, Heim was conscripted into the air force. However, a previous essay about explosives led to his working briefly in a chemical laboratory as an explosives technician, instead. An explosion in the laboratory caused by the mishandling of unstable compounds left him with debilitating handicaps. The accident left him without hands and mostly deaf and blind when he was 19, forcing him to use Krukenberg hands. His behavior subsequently became progressively eccentric and reclusive.[1] Eventually, he retreated into almost total seclusion, concentrating on developing and refining his theory of everything. His disabilities and brilliance have led Illobrand von Ludwiger,[1] a physicist and pioneer in satellite control systems, to dub him "the German Hawking".
A large proportion of the 76 years of Heim's life was spent on theoretical physics and the formulation of his Heim theory.[2]
[edit] 1940sIn 1943 he met Heisenberg who was involved in German atom bomb research at that time and told him of his plan to use chemical implosion to facilitate an atomic explosion. This design was based on his idea he developed for a 'clean' hydrogen bomb when he was 18. Heisenberg was impressed by Heim's knowledge, but thought the approach would be impractical.[1]
At that point Heim had to do military service in the German air force. He sent a paper on explosives to the Chemical-Technical 'Reichsanstalt' in Berlin, whereupon he was summoned to work there on the development of the proposed new explosives. It was here that he met with the accident that handicapped him for life.[1]
During the 1955 holiday week of Thanksgiving Day, the New York Herald Tribune, and The Miami Herald carried announcements about the completion of contractual arrangements between Burkhard Heim and Glenn L. Martin Company. Heim was to assist them with their gravity control propulsion project.[9] The news about Heim's contract was among several revelations that had been published during the period of intensified United States gravity control propulsion research (1955 - 1974).[9]
Heim stopped work on the propulsion aspect of his theory in 1959. Neither failures nor flaws had made Heim discontinue his propulsion research – it was the unbridled interest of unsavory firms.[13] The preface by Helmut Goeckel to Heim’s first paper in the series of four articles published by Magazine for Missiles indicated various aerospace and ordnance companies had made several attempts to kidnap him. Subsequently, the remainder of his life was devoted to refining the unified field attributes of his theory.[2]
Is the nuclear sub that uses it the fictional sub in the movie "The Hunt for red October?" That's not a real submarine. Is there a real submarine that uses it, and if so, where is the link? Where is the link to the expensive yacht that uses it? Are you talking about the prototype Yamato 1 that was put in a museum after it failed to meet expectations? Part of the problem was making electrolysis bubbles which means it's not really silent and it also would give off a big magnetic signature that wouldn't help a submarine trying to hide.
It's good that you're skeptical of Lazar because you should be, but you should also be skeptical about Keshe and some of the other people you mention. I don't know of any of "Lazar's work" that has been "verified", certainly the stable element 115 has not.