I found this fascinating story at the Americanantigravity site, this might have some relation to Podkletnov's devices
http://www.americanantigravity.com/articles/290/1/Bill-Mehess-Gravity-Shield Sometimes the simplest experiments are the best: for Bill Mehess, the idea came from noticing that a magnet placed perpendicular over a flat-magnetic field seemed to lose weight. Several hours later, he'd perfected a unique design that appears to negate gravity. Mehess claims a true 450-grams of weight reduction, and has video to back it up. Now, at first you might conclude that the weight loss is simply a repulsion effect of the magnets. Not so. The inventor plans to mount the complete set of magnets on one platform or self contained unit in which case there could be no weight loss unless there is a real gravity cancellation effect. By the way, Jerry mentioned the problem of people being greedy and not releasing info. You should check out the inventors (Bill Mehess) site, he gives you all the info. See below http://www.geocities.com/auction606/agdevice.html Trevor __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
