Re: Incredible! Anti-Gravity device works and is patented 01-31-2002
Rob Bowmaker wrote: > > "GreyCloud" <mis...@cumulus.com> wrote in message > news:3CA...@cumulus.com... > > Robert Bowmaker wrote: > > > > > > > > > Why not use a van-de-graph generator?? > > > > > > > > > > Among other things, it produces static electricity, and it needs a > power > > > > > source (it doesn't make electricity, it turns electricity into > static > > > > > electricity) > > > > > > > > > > > > > Static electricity is just stored electrons. When you > > > > discharge the storage of the electrons there seems to be no > > > > difference. > > > > > > So what you are saying is, put a power supply onto the ship, plug it > into > > > the Van De Graaf generator, and then discharge the Van De Graff > generator > > > into the levitating device? Basically you are turning normal electricity > > > into static electricity, and then turning it right back into normal > > > electricity again - why not just use the electricity from the power > supply > > > plugged straight into the levitating device? > > > > > > > But where are we going to get a self contained power unit > > that can generate enough power to raise our unit up by its > > own bootstraps?? > > So far, current technology is either batteries or the newer > > nuclear powered batteries on some of our space probes. > > I'm not saying that we can get a powersupply light and powerful enough, I'm > just saying that a Van de Graaf generator is a complete waste of time for > this... > > I agree with you - I've been saying that getting a sufficient power supply > has been the major problem all the time! It seems that Boeing has solved the problem, or Martin-Marietta. There is a rumour mind you going around about the Nautilus... a large triangular shaped craft that moves rather slowly and noisely. An awful lot of people in Seattle have seen it a few times. The best description I've heard of was it was flat black, had a large bubble turret underneath that was lit up and corner marker lights. This was even reported twice in our local papers up here, but for intents and purposes a big mystery. I find it interesting to look into, but as always I never get to see any of these things.
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