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Re: FTL, antigravity, etc.



Oops!!! As happens to me often, I forgot to include the link. Here it is.

http://www.patents.ibm.com/details?&pn=US06025810__

Thanks

William Beaty wrote:

On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, Hans G. Ammitzboll wrote:

Could someone please check out the following link and offer comments?
Does anyone know of more details about what this guy is alleging? I
haven't had a chance to look at the pseudo-science sites for this, but
I'm sure someone must know something. I'm heading over to Bill Beatty's
site now for a look. Thanks for any input.

I heard somebody mention a "FTL" controversy on SCI.PHYSICS, but I didn't
have time to track it down. What's the link?

PS

The latest fringe science buzz: somebody finally built the very first
"weird science" project that I put on my website in early 1994. This is
the infamous "gravity-emitting capacitor". This anonymous person claims
that it WORKS, and lifts 5x more than its 1KG mass. I'm being
intentionally gullible and starting construction ("provisional belief" is
required in order replicate any experiment in an unbiased fashion, even
the conventional ones.) The less trusting fringe-sci hobbyists are
waiting for April 1st to roll around, just in case there is a certain
announcement pending! :)

DANGER!!!!!!!! If anyone here is tempted to build a tinfoil spacewarp
generator, note that the capacitance works out to be about 1/2 microfarad.
At a couple of thousand volts, such a capacitor is very nasty. Your first
mistake could be lethal. If you haven't already worked with
energy-storage capacitors, I'd suggest steering clear from this one.

http://www.amasci.com/caps/capworks.txt
http://www.amasci.com/caps/capwarp.html

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