Greg, The link from Mark talks about tides in relationship to this. A gravitator interacts with this energy, and it could be considered a displacement of this field. skyfish Mr. skyfish, this is the second time that you have referenced a "gravitator" as if you have some knowledge as to it...

Mark, Good to see you. Yes, that helps. Shadow...shading....close enough Mikado? As a matter of fact Mr. skyfish, no it does not. I understand shadow etc. I asked you to substantiate your statement in regard to Dr. Brown, no more, no less. If you can't remember where you saw it referenced, okay. Wh...

Mr. Trickfox, Would not a "live" broadcast be considered as a past event? Whether it be radio or television, there is usually a time-delay employed and thus the viewer is seeing an actual event but seven seconds later. Therefore, a conclusion would be that to an outside observer, those vie...

From THE book: Here, the visitor is describing the effect on Brown’s devices of the fluctuations that he had earlier noticed in his X-ray spectrometer, the effect which led him to conclude that “a radiation (other than light) prevailed in the Universe, independent of our Solar system,” the observat...

Verification of the Casamir force is validation for the zpf. For the first time, researchers have measured a long-theorized force that operates at distances so tiny they’re measured in billionths of a meter, which may have important applications in nanotechnology as scientists and engineers seek ne...

March the 3rd, I will be four.

Mikado

Interesting how fast the information travels. As soon as Mr. Twigsnapper opened my "big package" of 16 pages regarding Andros and related matters that I sent to him privately, it already got trumpeted all over the board. Now there are three options: a.) by pure and extraordinary coinciden...

.and it is the force responsible for Dr. Brown's "shading" concept. It's all right under our noses. skyfish Mr. skyfish, I did a search of the forum for Dr. Brown and shading and I cannot find a reference as to " Dr. Brown's "shading" concept ". Could you be kind enoug...

Hello as well Mr. skyfish and no, Santa didn't bring an FTM, however, he brought the DeLorean and told me the flux capacitor was on back order...just my luck. Anyhow, yes, I have read somewhere about Mr. Mallett and his proposal with the use of lasers. As to the quoted link from astrosciences, ...it...

So how would one go about bending space/time? We know the answer to that one too... skyfish Could you kindly give a detailed answer since you must be a part of "we" and if not, could you direct it to someone who is part of the "we"? I would seriously enjoy reading a dissertation...

And here I thought it would have had a bit to do with AUTEC. Isn't that area (Andros) referred to as the "Area 51 of the ocean"?

Mikado

To answer Martin's question on how I met the Brown Family, I was 18 in the fall of 1986, and had just gotten in a little scrape with the law (nothing serious - just stupid "you really know better than that" kind of thing, so my parents decided to send me off to Andros, Bahamas for a coupl...

And some people shouldn't say beyond any measure of a shadow of any doubt that an idea is true without evidencial proof. I KNOW how the vortex model would apply in the Gravitor but does he who makes the concrete statements? That is why I ask a question when someone makes a factual statement to see t...

Sorry FM, I read Adair's claims and I think he is a liar and fabricates a rather incredible story. I don't have any proof but his story looks like a "star trek adventure" more than a realistic tale. I was especially incredulous to his Experiments with the "get away special" expe...

Here's something interesting from the "Second Draft" thread: Hey gang, I started the same journey over at the Thunderbolts forum a year ago. Its something I do understand. 20 Quaternions from Maxwell, 4 vectors from Heaviside. DUMBDOWN. Vortex and Dielectric are only two componets. Aether ...