Fringe physics data dump for those who need to see it. I wouldn’t normally post this as it’s very niche, but in the interest of acceleration & catastrophic disclosure I’ll do it anyway.
So, I’ve been researching the Amy Eskridge (RIP) case for a year. She mentioned her team’s antigravity work was based on the research of a previous team member who worked at the Marshall Space Flight Center. Some digging on that led me to Glen A. Robertson:
• Research Gate page on Robertson researchgate.net/profile/Glen-R…
He has many papers on gravity theories, including analyzing Eugene Podkletnov’s experimental work on generating gravity-like fields. I’ve been tracking Podkletnov for decades.
One paper in particular stood out. Robertson co-authored it with fellow scientist David Maker, who has a pretty solid grasp of General Relativity (GR):
• Very Large Propulsive Effects Predicted for a 512 kV Rotator (2004):
researchgate.net/publication/25…
Maker figured out that GR is based on some unfortunate conceptual & procedural errors that, if corrected, lead to new terms that extend both GR and Maxwell’s Equations. This is different from Sarfatti’s take, as it’s more of a reworking to avoid using the typical gauges used in GR. By ungauging GR (you can do a similar thing with Maxwell by not using the Lorentz or Coulomb gauges in order to extend it) you get those new terms, which suggest that electrical charges can be used to manipulate gravity. See Maker’s other papers:
• Quantum Physics & Fractal Spacetime (1999)
sci-hub.ru/https://doi.or…
• Propulsion implications of a new source for the Einstein Equations (2001)
sci-hub.ru/https://doi.or…
• Electrostatic 512kV Rotator/Oscillator Propulsion System (2007)
sci-hub.ru/http://dx.doi.…
• Interview with David Maker on American Antigravity
youtube.com/watch?v=0c2UYS…
Anyone familiar with T. T. Brown knows that high voltage electric fields can affect gravity. But that’s more of a Kerr Effect on the dielectric properties of the aether, variably changing its index of refraction slightly, generating a gradient in the gravitational potential or at least time rate, which produces a gravitational thrust vector in the direction of the positive electrode (up until a certain voltage, beyond which the thrust reverses). The Biefeld-Brown effect is one method to manipulate gravity, but apparently not the only one.
• Kerr Effect
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerr_effe…
So there’s another method to manipulate gravity, as Maker explains, and that involves:
1. Collectively rotating charges
2. That also wobble on their axis (precession)
3. And are situated in a high voltage field ideally around 512kV
Not sure if he ever explained it explicitly, but 512kV is roughly the potential of an electron at its classical radius, whereby the electric potential energy of charge at that voltage equals its rest energy (E = mc^2). The implication is that an electron’s mass is due to its electric self-potential energy.
Now, Podkletnov seems to be aware of Maker’s principle and has been pursuing it in his more recent experiments. A relatively recent variation involves a gold-impregnated aluminum disc, mounted at a slight angle on a motor shaft and spun to at least 8,000 RPM, at which point various masses suspended above the disc get violently repelled.
• Article on Podkletnov’s aluminum disc:
archive.is/RKsOU
• Interview with Podkletnov: youtube.com/watch?v=hNGFu_…
He didn’t reveal the principles of that setup, but I figured it out anyway. Turns out gold & aluminum are commonly available materials that have a large spread in their electrochemical properties, specifically their electronegativities and work functions. At the interface between them, you therefore get huge charge densities and electric field gradients, at room temperature. This approaches the 512kV limit just at molecular scales, without the need for an external HV generator. The disc is then spun to fulfill Maker’s first condition, and disc wobbles due to being offset on the shaft, fulfilling the second condition. All three conditions are set, and voila you get gravity impulses. The concentric ring structure of the gold layer may have been to act as a Fresnel focusing mechanism but I’m just speculating there.
Podkletnov said that this was just a little proof of principle experiment, and going forward it would be more practical to go solid state (no moving parts) by using rotating magnetic fields. Why? Again, he doesn’t explain, but I know what he’s talking about. A rotating magnetic field is just an extreme precession of rotating charge currents that generate the field. So imagine the magnetic field vector rotating like the arms of a clock, the arm having curled around it the current loops. In this case, the loop can be the orbiting electrons in a ferrite material or similar.
This is something Stan Deyo mentioned anecdotally in an old VHS of his I used to own in high school. Forgot the title. But he spoke of a large ferrite toroid core wound around the outer perimeter with a copper coil, and another coil wound at right angles to that one (around the arm of the toroid itself). These were driven in quadrature (one with sine wave, other with cosine) to produce a rotating magnetic field. At resonance, the thing blew up and covered the lab in soot. Mysterious phenomena were associated with it.
A related device is the MAGVID (Magnetic Vortex Hyper-Ionization Device). I heard from people close to Stefan Marinov that he built it, and may have posed as an Area 51 scientist on the internet to put out info about this device. It consisted of a couple Helmholtz coils/antennas at right angles, driven in quadrature, with a DC coil at right angles to them. It was operated in the 50-75 MHz range, which by the way bends the rotating magnetic field vectors like a pinwheel, as happens around rotating neutron stars at the light cylinder radius.
• MAGVID info:
scalarphysics.com/resources/stef…
The MAGVID not only created intense rotating magnetic field, but also ionized the air and surrounding materials due to the associated electric fields generated (per Maxwell’s Equations) which drew ions/electrons into orbit around the device, creating a shell of dense charges.
So, basically an EVO, exotic vacuum object that Ken shoulders talks about:.
• “E.V. A Tale of Discovery” book by Ken Shoulders (PDF)
static1.squarespace.com/static/63735cd…
Marinov reported time dilation effects, possibly free energy, and a gravity-like force field from the MAGVID. The high voltage fields generated by the rotation and the orbiting electron shell would have fulfilled Maker’s third condition as well.
I have it from a retired nuclear navy engineer that the Philadelphia Experiment of 1943 likewise used coils at right angles driven at high frequency. These were repurposed de-gaussing coils, normally used to demagnetize a ship to keep it from triggering magnetic mines (IIRC). They were repurposed to create the rotating magnetic fields, which would have precessed the electron orbits in the matter making up the ship. Green ionization was reported as well, ionization like with the MAGVID. The spacetime distortion must have been so severe it dislocated the sailors from our time stream, creating asymmetries in energy potentials that could have led to spontaneous energy emissions which explains rumors of some sailors bursting into flame afterwards (the ones who weren’t embedded in the bulkheads due to being phased out and back in).
This also might explain “Mrs.” John Hutchison’s Poltergeist Machine:
• Nexus Magazine article on Hutchison’s setup
bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia/cienci…
If Hutchison had multiple Tesla coils, some might have entered quadrature at some point, and the DC field from the Van de Graaff generator may have created the 512kV condition.
Maker said that as you approach 512kV, gravity impulse increases to a peak and right after it reverses to peak antigravity. This is what was reported with Townsend Brown’s gravitators, with the thrust reversing beyond a certain voltage. So it’s as if the gravitational potential goes from negative to positive. As Glen Robertson wrote in the paper co-authored with Maker, Podkletnov’s gravity impulse beam experiment (the one involving a stationary superconducting disc) created an impulse spike that was at first positive and then negative, likely as the high voltage / high current impulse crossed the 512kV threshold.
This ties together a lot of the fringe science anecdotes out there. We could add Die Glocke, Vimanas, Whitley Strieber’s device he built as a kid, Howard Menger’s antigravity discs, John R.R. Searle’s magnetic generator, and many other examples. At lower power levels there’s a risk of nevertheless generating strong torsion fields, but that’s a topic for another time.
So, I’ve been researching the Amy Eskridge (RIP) case for a year. She mentioned her team’s antigravity work was based on the research of a previous team member who worked at the Marshall Space Flight Center. Some digging on that led me to Glen A. Robertson:
• Research Gate page on Robertson researchgate.net/profile/Glen-R…
He has many papers on gravity theories, including analyzing Eugene Podkletnov’s experimental work on generating gravity-like fields. I’ve been tracking Podkletnov for decades.
One paper in particular stood out. Robertson co-authored it with fellow scientist David Maker, who has a pretty solid grasp of General Relativity (GR):
• Very Large Propulsive Effects Predicted for a 512 kV Rotator (2004):
researchgate.net/publication/25…
Maker figured out that GR is based on some unfortunate conceptual & procedural errors that, if corrected, lead to new terms that extend both GR and Maxwell’s Equations. This is different from Sarfatti’s take, as it’s more of a reworking to avoid using the typical gauges used in GR. By ungauging GR (you can do a similar thing with Maxwell by not using the Lorentz or Coulomb gauges in order to extend it) you get those new terms, which suggest that electrical charges can be used to manipulate gravity. See Maker’s other papers:
• Quantum Physics & Fractal Spacetime (1999)
sci-hub.ru/https://doi.or…
• Propulsion implications of a new source for the Einstein Equations (2001)
sci-hub.ru/https://doi.or…
• Electrostatic 512kV Rotator/Oscillator Propulsion System (2007)
sci-hub.ru/http://dx.doi.…
• Interview with David Maker on American Antigravity
youtube.com/watch?v=0c2UYS…
Anyone familiar with T. T. Brown knows that high voltage electric fields can affect gravity. But that’s more of a Kerr Effect on the dielectric properties of the aether, variably changing its index of refraction slightly, generating a gradient in the gravitational potential or at least time rate, which produces a gravitational thrust vector in the direction of the positive electrode (up until a certain voltage, beyond which the thrust reverses). The Biefeld-Brown effect is one method to manipulate gravity, but apparently not the only one.
• Kerr Effect
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerr_effe…
So there’s another method to manipulate gravity, as Maker explains, and that involves:
1. Collectively rotating charges
2. That also wobble on their axis (precession)
3. And are situated in a high voltage field ideally around 512kV
Not sure if he ever explained it explicitly, but 512kV is roughly the potential of an electron at its classical radius, whereby the electric potential energy of charge at that voltage equals its rest energy (E = mc^2). The implication is that an electron’s mass is due to its electric self-potential energy.
Now, Podkletnov seems to be aware of Maker’s principle and has been pursuing it in his more recent experiments. A relatively recent variation involves a gold-impregnated aluminum disc, mounted at a slight angle on a motor shaft and spun to at least 8,000 RPM, at which point various masses suspended above the disc get violently repelled.
• Article on Podkletnov’s aluminum disc:
archive.is/RKsOU
• Interview with Podkletnov: youtube.com/watch?v=hNGFu_…
He didn’t reveal the principles of that setup, but I figured it out anyway. Turns out gold & aluminum are commonly available materials that have a large spread in their electrochemical properties, specifically their electronegativities and work functions. At the interface between them, you therefore get huge charge densities and electric field gradients, at room temperature. This approaches the 512kV limit just at molecular scales, without the need for an external HV generator. The disc is then spun to fulfill Maker’s first condition, and disc wobbles due to being offset on the shaft, fulfilling the second condition. All three conditions are set, and voila you get gravity impulses. The concentric ring structure of the gold layer may have been to act as a Fresnel focusing mechanism but I’m just speculating there.
Podkletnov said that this was just a little proof of principle experiment, and going forward it would be more practical to go solid state (no moving parts) by using rotating magnetic fields. Why? Again, he doesn’t explain, but I know what he’s talking about. A rotating magnetic field is just an extreme precession of rotating charge currents that generate the field. So imagine the magnetic field vector rotating like the arms of a clock, the arm having curled around it the current loops. In this case, the loop can be the orbiting electrons in a ferrite material or similar.
This is something Stan Deyo mentioned anecdotally in an old VHS of his I used to own in high school. Forgot the title. But he spoke of a large ferrite toroid core wound around the outer perimeter with a copper coil, and another coil wound at right angles to that one (around the arm of the toroid itself). These were driven in quadrature (one with sine wave, other with cosine) to produce a rotating magnetic field. At resonance, the thing blew up and covered the lab in soot. Mysterious phenomena were associated with it.
A related device is the MAGVID (Magnetic Vortex Hyper-Ionization Device). I heard from people close to Stefan Marinov that he built it, and may have posed as an Area 51 scientist on the internet to put out info about this device. It consisted of a couple Helmholtz coils/antennas at right angles, driven in quadrature, with a DC coil at right angles to them. It was operated in the 50-75 MHz range, which by the way bends the rotating magnetic field vectors like a pinwheel, as happens around rotating neutron stars at the light cylinder radius.
• MAGVID info:
scalarphysics.com/resources/stef…
The MAGVID not only created intense rotating magnetic field, but also ionized the air and surrounding materials due to the associated electric fields generated (per Maxwell’s Equations) which drew ions/electrons into orbit around the device, creating a shell of dense charges.
So, basically an EVO, exotic vacuum object that Ken shoulders talks about:.
• “E.V. A Tale of Discovery” book by Ken Shoulders (PDF)
static1.squarespace.com/static/63735cd…
Marinov reported time dilation effects, possibly free energy, and a gravity-like force field from the MAGVID. The high voltage fields generated by the rotation and the orbiting electron shell would have fulfilled Maker’s third condition as well.
I have it from a retired nuclear navy engineer that the Philadelphia Experiment of 1943 likewise used coils at right angles driven at high frequency. These were repurposed de-gaussing coils, normally used to demagnetize a ship to keep it from triggering magnetic mines (IIRC). They were repurposed to create the rotating magnetic fields, which would have precessed the electron orbits in the matter making up the ship. Green ionization was reported as well, ionization like with the MAGVID. The spacetime distortion must have been so severe it dislocated the sailors from our time stream, creating asymmetries in energy potentials that could have led to spontaneous energy emissions which explains rumors of some sailors bursting into flame afterwards (the ones who weren’t embedded in the bulkheads due to being phased out and back in).
This also might explain “Mrs.” John Hutchison’s Poltergeist Machine:
• Nexus Magazine article on Hutchison’s setup
bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia/cienci…
If Hutchison had multiple Tesla coils, some might have entered quadrature at some point, and the DC field from the Van de Graaff generator may have created the 512kV condition.
Maker said that as you approach 512kV, gravity impulse increases to a peak and right after it reverses to peak antigravity. This is what was reported with Townsend Brown’s gravitators, with the thrust reversing beyond a certain voltage. So it’s as if the gravitational potential goes from negative to positive. As Glen Robertson wrote in the paper co-authored with Maker, Podkletnov’s gravity impulse beam experiment (the one involving a stationary superconducting disc) created an impulse spike that was at first positive and then negative, likely as the high voltage / high current impulse crossed the 512kV threshold.
This ties together a lot of the fringe science anecdotes out there. We could add Die Glocke, Vimanas, Whitley Strieber’s device he built as a kid, Howard Menger’s antigravity discs, John R.R. Searle’s magnetic generator, and many other examples. At lower power levels there’s a risk of nevertheless generating strong torsion fields, but that’s a topic for another time.
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