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Electrogravitics is
claimed to be an
unconventional type of
effect or anti-gravity
force created by an
electric field's
effect on a m****. The name was...
- military. The
phenomena came to be
called the "Biefeld–Brown effect" and "
electrogravitics". Brown's
research influenced some
amateur experimenters who build...
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Brown believed effect was an anti-gravity force, and
referred to as "
electrogravitics"
based on it
being an electricity/gravity phenomenon. It has since...
- the
terms anti-gravity, anti-gravitation, baricentric, counterbary,
electrogravitics (eGrav), G-projects, gravitics,
gravity control, and
gravity propulsion...
- journal's
support for the
hypothesis due to
incorrect mathematical claims.
Electrogravitics –
claimed to be an
unconventional type of
effect or anti-gravity propulsion...
- theory.
Aether (classical element)
Luminiferous aether Digital physics Electrogravitics Stochastic electrodynamics Tesla's
dynamic theory of
gravity "Thought"...
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geodesic or
hypersurface orthogonal,
consists of
three pieces: the
electrogravitic tensor E [ X → ] a b = R a m b n X m X n {\displaystyle E[{\vec {X}}]_{ab}=R_{ambn}\...
- the high voltage.
Publications promoting the Biefeld–Brown effect/
Electrogravitics/anti-gravity tend to
emphasize Paul Biefeld's
standing as a physicist...
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companies and the military. He
coined the
names Biefeld–Brown
effect and
electrogravitics in
conjunction with his devices.
Brown tested his
asymmetrical capacitor...
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theorists who
believe "some UFO's are U.S.
Government experiments with
electrogravitic propulsion as
opposed to jet propulsion,
while others are
Satanic apparitions...
