How To Turn Your Volkswagen Minibus Into A UFO - How To Develop A Gravitational Field
John Ayres
Gravitational Field
A transducer has two sides to it. One side accepts positively charged
particles, and the other side of it accepts negatively charged
particles.
A positively charged side of a transducer, that is, of your
superconductor, will give off a positively charged gravitational
environment. That's the kind of environment you want to build if you
plan to stand up in outer space. You want to place this as a plate,
below you. It will also work to keep a buffer around you and your
ship.
A negatively charged side of a transducer, that is, your
superconductor, will give off a negatively charged anti-gravitational
field. This superconductor plate needs to be placed over head. It will
work in tandem with the gravitational field positive transducer to
keep the gravitational field static. It will also work to keep a
buffer around you and your ship.
If you want to back up, you will need a positively charged transducer,
your superconductor, affixed to the rear end and flush with it, of the
space craft you wish to build.
If you wish to hover above the ground, or in mid air, you need to
place a positively charged transducer, your superconductor, affixed to
the inside ceiling of your space craft above you so that there is a
pushing force against the top side of your space craft.
You will need to set up a system of them in a craft for pulling off
tricky maneuvers, such as staying upright, turning sideways, backing
up, and flying sideways or upside down, over a hill, for example, such
as could have been the case with the one I happened to see at night,
it had its front facing light on, in rural Virginia, around 1969 with
my friends. It was flying upright, though. Nothing too special about
that.(Joke) And again, there were no "thup, thup, thup, thup" chopper
blade sounds, and I think at about three hundred feet from me, I would
have heard them, if chopper blades had been present. Instead of the
"thup, thup, thup, thup" sounds, we, at least, I heard a high pitched
"eeeeeeeeeee" sound. And that was all the noise it made.
I think the scientists should be able to figure it out. Start with a
dougnut sized transducer, your superconductor, and push energies into
the positive side of it, until you get lift off. With your experiments
and calculations, you should have it figured out in no time, or
relatively quickly.
Okay. I guess that says some of what I have to say on gravitational
fields, lift, push, pull, tricky maneuvers, and our clever government
for their hiding these things from us, at least since 1969 when I
happened to see one of these things in a tiny valley west of
Washington DC.
By the way, Canada was in the process of building one, but something
blew in the power supply system they had installed and they just
shelved it, since they knew the Yanks, that's the Americans south of
them, had one.
France built one, they got the diagrams, and so forth, from the same
source, ET's, and after they built it, they new they could fly it, but
they just decided it was not for them, and they disassembled it, and
stored it away in some or another, closets in the ware houses of the
French military.
My source is not an ET. I am the source, sort of, in my "mystic" kind
of way. (Remember, that's my profession. At least for now, and
probably forever.)
Gravitational Environment Alloy
10 percent nickle
3 percent jasper
87 percent Titanium
Jasper has an ultra, ultra, to the power of fifty five thousand high
counterforce / counterresistence
The three combined into an alloy will produce the gravitational and
antigravitaional plates for installing overhead, and below you.
Cheers!
John Ayres
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