Re: An 'Anti-Gravity' Device
Rev. 11D Meow!
<don.sto...@gmail.com> wrote:
>On Oct 24, 9:39�pm, "Rev.Dr. LoBotomy" <e...@NOSEPAMdrlobotomy.net>
>wrote:
>> On Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:34:48 -0400, XODDI wrote:
>> > "bkh99" <b...@sasktel.net> wrote in message
>> >news:9d4887d7-e8ba-4c19...@h2g2000vbd.googlegroups.com...
>> >> Theoretical Description of an 'Anti-Gravity' Device We require the
>> >> Unified Field Theory if we are to avoid being up to our nostrils in
>> >> toxic nuclear sludge (the answer to 'peak oil').
>>
>> >> In a recent experiment, a frog was enclosed within a chamber and then
>> >> an electromagnetic field was formed which created a small pocket of
>> >> zero gravity. �The frog can then be seen floating around much like an
>> >> astronaut in a space capsule traveling to the moon. � An 'anti-gravity
>> >> effect is real. What is missing here is the correct theoretical
>> >> explanation for this phenomenon.
>>
>> >> I plan to sketch out the theoretical basis for an anti-gravitational
>> >> device, and then it would be a simple matter to test whether or not my
>> >> hypothesis is correct by constructing such a device to see if it does
>> >> indeed work exactly as predicted by my theory.
>>
>> >>http://www.awitness.org/unified/pages/page3/anti_gravity.html
>>
>> Whoopy cushions are fairly good anti-gravity devices.
>
>Anti-gravity is simple. Say you want to achieve it here on the
>Earth. Well, just suspend an object with the mass of the Earth just
>over the object to be levitated.
uh, Don, if I'm not mistaken, that actually wouldn't do anything at
all. The Mass of said suspended object would have to be
infinitesimally greater than the Mass of the Earth (or more) to
achieve asked objective, AKA Anti-Gravity
Having the Mass of said suspended object be mystically equal to the
Mass of the Earth will not magically pull you away from the Earth
you're standing (or whatever) on. You could, however, propel yourself
to said suspended object under you own volition much easier than
currently using today's modern technology available here now in the
future, I must concur.