Very good, Elizabeth. It's really interesting to see that Dewitt, whom Bahnson had just complained about, ended up as the head of the new gravity research facility funded by Bahnson at the university headed by Gray. That's a lot of stuff going on. Paul, this chapter was well written, but I think in ...

Flow,

Thanks for finding more info on Hlavaty. I mentioned him in the general discussion board, but I'm glad to see him followed up here. I'm going to jump in and see what I can see.

-Gewis

Excuse me if this has been posted before, but the threads are too long to go through. http://www.padrak.com/ine/INE24.html kevin "This report summarizes in simple form the work that has been done and is being done in the new field of electrogravitics. It also outlines the various possible line...

I am not all that great at explaining things. This should do much better at what I was referring to...... http://blazelabs.com/f-p-prop.asp Grassahhoppah, I'm reading over this, and it has several errors in the model. The idea of the atom being modeled by a superposition of standing electron waves ...

Mikado14 wrote:Yes you should. Langley, that is what I like about you. You state something of interest, no,......something of importance. Do you see a correlation to anything else with this?

Sidereal astrology?

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Question 1. When you give a figure such as 10^10 V/m, what are you applying meters to?

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Some things you just have to wait to develop before the next stage takes over. I am not putting any burden on Paul that he hasn't already accepted and shouldered. He is doing well what he has been drawn to do. But I am sure that you realize that there are other " developments" that are &q...

Thank you for the apology, Trickfox. My own patience could have been thicker as well, and I'm sorry as well. What is fascinating about Musha's papers is that he has calculations for the effect, and in the small scope of the experiments the calculations agree. It appears, based on these equations, th...

However, with that said, Langley did also refer to the experiment. It doesn't appear many people paid attention, based on the replies. The above still stands.

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For bloody heaven's sake, Trickfox. I was not claiming anybody had done anything original here. And while I may not have posted in a long time, I have been paying enough attention that I know these things have been talked about. When the title of the thread includes the word "replication,"...

Hi all, sorry for my long absence from the forums. I'm still staying on the research side of things. Researchers at Honda replicated the Brown experiment and found weight reduction (imagine that!), and experimentally rejected ion wind as a possible source. Also, they found the same sidereal radiatio...

Thanks, everybody.

One of my drill sergeants was the scariest man I'd ever met, and once I stopped being scared of him, nobody was scary. Nobody has been since, excepting sometimes dating girls. By the way, everybody, I'm engaged to be married September 1st. I know we don't usually make any announcements like this ar...

I hadn't seen this thread, but apparently it's turned into a discussion of spy movies. :) I didn't see Mr. Twigsnapper's challenge either. I can add a bit to the original question, though, about what it's like to be in an intelligence outfit. My experience was as an analyst for a special forces grou...

Everybody, It would be interesting asking each of you here if you have experienced what others call " flying dreams". I know I sure did ... don't do it so much anymore. Maybe my feet are too well set in concrete but when I was a teenager I could soar in circles, very eagle like, but I esp...