Benedictus qui venit in nomine veritatis.

"Benedictus qui venit in nomine veritatis." this is the subtitle of the site in english is something like this: "welcome to those ho comes in the name of the truth"

the site is about a correlation between gravitational mass and inertial mass, which allows the gravity control and reveals a new concept of spacecraft and aerospace flight...

Probably this subject has already been discussed here, if so...

Well, I´m not a qualified pearson to determine the veracity of these "dyscoveries" so, I´m posting the URL of the site hoping tath someone can enlight us on this subject...

users.elo.com.br...


regards

fred

Wow, that site is really interesting. However, it does seem a little hodge-podge. An ATS member with a physics background need take a look at some of the formulas presented. As always, its all in the math. Can anyone examine the information, specifically the formulas, and attest to its ligitimacy?

Actually, it is a take off on the Roman Catholic prayer "Benedictus qui venit in nomine domini." , or "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord". replace "Lord" with "truth" and you have it.

I am not a physicist, but merely an old engineering bureaucrat; however, I will look at this and let you know what I think aboiut it.

Welllll... its purpose is to sell you a book.

You know, what I'm NOT seeing is links to other papers (a scientist would do this) and he's been accused of being a fraud by a number of folks.

And THIS just looks fake, and the math is stupid. The equations really don't build up anything; they're just ... it's like a bunch of problems copied from a textbook:
jlnlabs.imars.com...

And a search on scholarly databases shows that nobody cites him.