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Monthly Archives: March 2006
Meanwhile, Across the Pond…
No sooner had I posted the previous item about the "gravitoelectric effect" than another article showed up on my desktop, courtesy my friends over at the fusor.net forums. The online journal of the European Space Agency reported on March 23 … Continue reading
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The “Gravitoelectric” Effect
I subscribe to a magazine called "New Scientist," which offers up a weekly summary of everything going on in various scientific fields, often taking the "unorthodox" perspective. It’s something of a alternative "Scientific American" (except that it’s published in Great … Continue reading
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Lifters and “EM Anomalies”
(Please make sure you read to the end of this post, it doesn’t get really interesting until the last few paragraphs. And please post any comments to the forums.) I think I’ve mentioned previously that I’m not quite sure what … Continue reading
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