--- Colin Quinney <[email protected]> wrote:
> I should have said straighter.. Yes. What could you
> utilize to make it
> straighter?
Not sure.
> I guess I am hypothesizing that possibility that the
> Morton "gravity pulse"
> and the Podkletnov "gravity pulse" are the same, but
> just **significantly**
> different in magnitude.
Well, the effects are somewhat different; I don't have
the facilities at the moment to work with
superconductors (did back home, when I had some
monongahela-big dewars!).
As far as my tests have been able to determine, the
Morton effect is pretty conventional; nothing like
gravitational.
> The Podkletnov spark had surrounding it an
> electromagnet of one-Tesla. If
> the purpose of that magnetic field was to straighten
> out the spark
> discharge, forcing it in-line to the anode so as to
> create a more powerful
> laser-like gravity pulse, then similarly adding a
> surrounding magnetic field
> to a Morton sparker may also improve results ....
A 1 tesla field of any reasonable size is not easy to
come by. I suppose I could pilfer some big donut
magnets from...er...speakers...
"Wat dis beez? Where my beatus beats be gone to, yo
foo? Sheeit! Some mufukuh dun stoled dat magnet from
dat 18, skillet! Dayum I dun been played, dog, you
feel me?"
Then again... I don't think I want to go down there.
Maybe I'll just buy some if I continue this
experiment. But at this point, I'd need suggestions.
Are you suggesting placing the spark tube through the
hole in a donut magnet (opposite large faces,
oppositely poled)? Or something else? Either way, I
can try it. Let me know what you need.
--Kyle
