i created a levitating aluminum model replica of the Bob Lazar 'Sport Model'

Bravo!

Very cool. Talk about a conversation piece.

Awesome little toy you got there. Put it outside at night on top of my roof, I'll get my camera and film a grainy video from 200 feet away. We could be swimming in youtube hits!!!

~Glu

that is cool.
Bob Lazaar indicated there was a liquid element 114 that would circulate in a tube in the outer edge of the saucer that is why they are made in that shape. This liquid is porous and falls through our hand. The only way to keep the liquid in that suspension state was through a magnetic field in the outer circumference in a toroid fashion. there are some cool videos by alien_scientist on youtube.

Don't sell any of them.

They'll find someone who owns a patent on some part of it and sue you into the poor house.


Keep it as a desktop conversation piece and keep working on your project. You're many years behind the big boys.

Figure out a way to spin the upper aluminum model at thousands of rpm's. (Inner pod spinning the outer hull) Aluminum itself spun at high speed will attract and repel magnetic fields. You might see some more lift.

Plus the inner Pod in the hull could have hinge points to tilt the outer hull for forward, back, left, right movement. Using the magnetism of the outer aluminum hull spun at high speed for directional movement. Remember...Northern Hemisphere= Counter Clockwise and Southern Hemisphere= Clockwise.

Awesome!!! now all you have to do is change the source of the levitation from the base, and put it into the craft. Then calibrate it to the point where it is repeling against the actual earth and Viola! you now have a real flying saucer.

You have restored my faith in ATS! I assure you that your technology is not a form of ET propulsion, but very interesting none the less. You could very easily make millions with that thing, and I hope you do!!

S&F!

Originally posted by MajesticTwelve
You should send one to Bob.

yes! send one to me

they're pretty sweet, and i like the machined aluminum look. maybe you should make a little track for one with inward pointing magnets on the edges so it can be pushed around without flying off.

Originally posted by icepack
excellent.

very nice manufactured. you could produce in series and sell them.

Exactly my first thought. Produce these in quantity and sell them. Not a huge market but you could sell them in the hundreds I would think. Nice pocket change.

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WOW! That's awesome stuff! I want one.

I'd love to see a video of this replica in action.

Very impressive. :

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That is beautiful. Lovely aluminium turning!

You are a craftsman!

I will post some pictures of my metalwork / silversmithing soon.

Wow, very, very nice. I am impressed with what you did there and I am happy that you decided to share this.

I'll bet you would have a hard time getting clearance from the Business World to sell these en masse, although I think it's a valiant goal.

It is things like this, after all, that peel back the curtain of the official white washing we see when it comes to Antigravity Technology.

It shows the masses, whom control collectively our 'reality,' that yes indeed, it is possible.

The more working 'desk toys', the more of the collective consciousness that can imagine a bigger, actual, working model of one of these babies.

You, my friend, are a good human being and a true asset to mankind.

But, will it blend?
Sorry I couldn't resist.

This is simply amazing, I want one! Have you experimented with controlling the "craft" yet?

Excellent work! This could be the must have Christmas gift for 2011 if you can manufacture them. I can already see the order requests piling up.

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That rocks man. I love it. Anyway for the hight of it to be able to go 6-12 in.? if so sign me up ill buy one 2.5in is cool but if somebody just glances at it. It might look like its being held up get upto 6" so people can clearly see nothing is holding it would be killer.

S&F

Originally posted by VraxUK
That's an amazing piece of craftsman ship. Simplistic, visually stunning and contemporary.

Well, the visual design isn't exactly recent; but then again, flying saucers never really go out of style. ET deserves some credit; if nothing else, he always knows how to look good.

great invention...add a motherboard to it and some ram; and you have a floating PC

It's called magnetic levitation or MAGLEV...

Good job in the Nice machining of the aluminum model.

It's neat but it's really only an electromagnet in the base repelling a ferric static magnet in the craft.

It's called magnetic levitation.

It cannot change it's height because the generated magnetic field in the base which is actually supporting it diminishes with distance.

Any further away and the magnetic field loses it's intensity and would no longer be capable of supporting the craft.

Now what would be impressive would be if it could levitate without the use of it's powered base.

The real UFOS are using rapidly spinning magnetic fields in the craft themselves , which repel the earth's magnetic field....in order to levitate AND to propel themselves.

Cool experimental model though.



Read up on how maglev supports and propels ...

en.wikipedia.org...

i'd like to buy this!! seriously keep up god's work!