Beware of the MIB Dave, unless the MIW get hold of you first? :) Michel
----- Original Message ----- From: "David Thomson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 12:48 AM Subject: RE: [Vo]: Lifters > Hi Kyle, > >> > My guess is that the potential needs to be increased proportional to the >> > vacuum. So if you double the vacuum, you need to double the potential. >> >> But to what end? If there is no medium to push against, even if you have >> 100MV across the thing, it won't fly around. > > Space-time is a medium. Haven't you ever heard of General Relativity > theory? Matter exerts a force on space-time. > >> I may be misreading you, are you agreeing that the lifter is just a >> reaction >> "fan" that needs a medium (gas, liquid) to push against? Or are you of the >> opinion that it is reactionless? > > Nothing is reactionless. I am of the informed opinion that space-time has a > quantum structure, complete with electrostatic dipoles. Matter can directly > interact with space-time. > > However, lifters are not very efficient. I'm working on a different method, > which creates space-time bubbles around a vehicle. The vehicle can then > move free from gravity. It is much like a soap bubble, which separates a > region of air from another region of air and yet moves within it. > > With the space-time bubble there is no path for the gravitational field of > the Earth to interact with the mass of the encapsulated vehicle. This > allows the vehicle to merely float in space, whether on the surface of the > planet or in the vacuum of empty space. > > The power system for this method is based upon Tesla's Wardencliffe > technology. I already have the miniature Wardencliffe system built and the > special coils for creating the bubble and driving the vehicle are half > constructed. With any luck, I'll get the wireless power transmission system > operational tomorrow, but the weather isn't looking so good. It might have > to wait until Monday. > > Dave >
