Patent: Systems for producing gravity-neutral regions between magnetic fields, in accordance with ece-theory; abstract

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https://www.google.com/patents/US20120105181

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US 20120105181 A1
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Methods and systems for creating a local anti-gravity region are defined. The anti-gravity region is created between two counter-rotating magnetic fields. The magnetic field sources can be permanent magnets, magnetized material, or a combination of both. Matter in the induced anti-gravity region obviously behaves as in a zero-gravity environment, such as outer space. Processes conducted in the anti-gravity region can experience increased efficiency.
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The anti-gravity effect is generated by the electromagnetic fields, of the counter-rotating magnetic sources, resonating with the torsion of spacetime. This resonance causes the potential of the electromagnetic fields to be amplified, maximizing the effect of the electric field in a direction opposite to gravitation. This anti-gravity effect is in accordance with the new ECE (Einstein-Cartan-Evans)-Theory of physics. ECE-Theory shows gravitation and electromagnetism are both defined as manifestations of the curvature of spacetime.

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Wellllllll . . . this certainly sounds like the reports various 'leakers' or insiders have asserted for decades.
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It's interesting that it's public at this point.
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Therefore what, I don't know.
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I suppose building one in one's garage would be . . . a bit risky in a list of ways.
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Any engineers care to comment?
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[bigheadfred]

So they are saying that you can induce a curvature of space/time and move along that curve at superluminal speeds. The tighter the curve the faster you (can) go.

[Quix]

So they are saying that you can induce a curvature of space/time and move along that curve at superluminal speeds. The tighter the curve the faster you (can) go.

Hmmmmm

You first.

Write if you find work.

LOL.

[bigheadfred]

Hmmmmm

You first.

Write if you find work.

LOL.

Work? More like "Mom, send money".

Lightyears become seconds. Einstein, so this says, used c as the defining speed of something using the rules of the observable universe. But according to this you can move along in the unobservable universe. Stepping outside the rule of time.

[Texas Yellow Rose]

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I suppose building one in one's garage would be . . . a bit risky in a list of ways.

.....Depends on where the garage is......

[Quix]

Work? More like "Mom, send money".

Lightyears become seconds. Einstein, so this says, used c as the defining speed of something using the rules of the observable universe. But according to this you can move along in the unobservable universe. Stepping outside the rule of time.

You clearly understand it far better than I do! LOL.

No surprise there.

Wasn't it Ben Rich--retiring head of Lockheed Skunk Works who declared we knew how to take ET home . . . that there were error(s) in Einstein's equations and we knew what they were?

[Quix]

.....Depends on where the garage is......

I suspect that any garage on planet earth would trigger a visit by . . . interesting folks . . . probably men . . . dressed in black.

[bigheadfred]

You clearly understand it far better than I do! LOL.

No surprise there.

Wasn't it Ben Rich--retiring head of Lockheed Skunk Works who declared we knew how to take ET home . . . that there were error(s) in Einstein's equations and we knew what they were?

Yes, I think that was it. In fact, I was going to ask you the same thing. I seem to recall him saying something to the effect of removing time as an obstacle.

[Smokin Joe]

.....Depends on where the garage is......

Or when...

[bigheadfred]

Or when...

Once upon a time.

[Smokin Joe]

Once upon a time.

In a galaxy far, far, away...

[Quix]

Yes, I think that was it. In fact, I was going to ask you the same thing. I seem to recall him saying something to the effect of removing time as an obstacle.

That's my memory, too.

Thx.

[Quix]

In a galaxy far, far, away...

. . . LOL . . .

or, another dimension?

[Smokin Joe]

. . . LOL . . .

or, another dimension?

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