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Questioning is okay, developement is okay, but allegeing we could have antgravitational drived vehicles is... sorry... bull****.
May i invite you to my home, where you can see the opposite?
My car runs by solar electricity, although you are not completely wrong with this:
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Hi Jogi!
Well I will give you a glimpse of the future that we should have already developed. Below there is a link with my experiment. This experiment could be called a very primitive Warp Drive (nothing to do with the practically impossible Alcuberrie Drive):
http://www.youtube.com/user/AetherControl
If you go to my first post, you will read of what I am talking as also I speak about technological applications with Engineering Equations. The experiment above is described with all theoretical (equations and calculations) and technical details in my paper:
http://www.ioannisxydous.gr/SEPPv7.pdf
The above links can be found also on my web site:
http://www.ioannisxydous.gr/, in case you are interested to explore the experimental part which actually is relative easy (if you have the equipment) but not so easy to control due to the variable E/M characteristics of the ferromagnetic core.
When I speak about Antigravitational vehicles, I know very well of what I am speaking. Thinking in terms of mainstream physics, it is impossible as also it is considered as a joke.
Just forget the technological applications for the moment since we have not covered the most important issue, the ansatz where my theory is based.
Post #37 is the challenge and about the rest if we have time (and we are allowed), we will process them later.
Just for the record, I am not the only who speaks about Gravity Control (Antigravity and stuff). For your info there is a known Brazilian Professor where the last 13 years he has a web site and a theory based on the existence of Gravitational Mass:
http://www.frandeaquino.org/
Of course he will be taken more seriously than me, because he is a professional Scientist even with his challenging theory.
Kind Regards
Ioannis Xydous