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Covers the basic postulates of the Reciprocal System of Theory, reference systems, radiation, gravitation, superluminal velocities, atoms, sub-atomic particles, the origin of physical constants, cosmic ray decay, simple and complex chemical compounds, and the groundwork for future research.

A Field Theory Demonstrating the ?Strong Nuclear Force? and Gravity are One And The Same Using Quantum Mechanics, Newton?s Law of Gravity, and Einstein?s General Relativity Theory.

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The Chapter Titles and Subtitles are Links to the Web Page for that Chapter

1. Purpose for Evaluation of the ?Strong Nuclear Force? and Gravity
2. Executive Summary
3. The Classical Physics Evaluation of Electrostatics and Gravity
1. The Electrostatic Repulsion Force
2. Newton?s Law of Gravity - The Attractive Force of Masses
3. Comparison of Electrostatic Repulsion and Gravitational Attraction
4. Nuclear Gravitation Field Theory:  Major Stumbling Blocks to Overcome
5. New Theory Results Must Equal Old Theory Results When and Where Applicable
1. Newton?s Law of Gravity as It Applies to Large Masses and Nuclear Gravitation Field Theory
2. Kepler?s Laws, Gravity, and Nuclear Gravitation Field Theory
6. Structure of the Nucleus of the Atom
7. The Schrodinger Wave Equation and Quantum Mechanics - The Particle and Wave Characteristics of Matter
8. Nuclear Gravitation Field Theory Versus Accepted Strong Nuclear Force Overcoming Electrostatic Repulsion
9. Comparison of the Nuclear Gravitation Field to the Gravitational Field of the Sun and the Gravitational Field of a Neutron Star
10. Quantum Mechanics, General Relativity, and the Nuclear Gravitation Field Theory
11. Properties of the Strong Nuclear Force, Nuclear Properties of Bismuth, and the Nuclear Gravitation Field Theory
12. Conclusion
13. Appendix A:  References
14. Appendix B:  Background of the Author

• How Gravity Works: Action at a Distance Explained
• How the Strong Force Works: And Equation for the Same
• How the Quantum Builds the Universe
• The Quantum: The Single Building Block of the Universe
• At last. the face of reality is put on Planck's quantum: a milestone in physics

Modern physics books are honeycombed with strange if not bizarre philosophical ideas.  The student is told to abandon his intuition, cause and effect and the deterministic world.  He is offered, instead, a statistical numbers game, a space and time done with mirrors, and an abstract view of the world comformable only to pure mathematicians.  The work presented in this volumw returns to the simple physical approach to experimentaql data and understanding.

Physics is an intuitively understandable deterministic description of the real world with no paradoxes.  It consists of cause and effect explanations of observed phenomena in successively lower levels of abstraction.  At the bottom is a remaining unexplained metaphysical base.  The goal is a visulaizable unified field theory of particles, energy, charge, electricity and magnetism, gravitation and nuclear forces.  The following outlines in considerable detail such a description of the world.

The qualitative deterministic picture is almost complete.  The quantitative level is varied.  Chapters 1 though 7 are well known material, slightly rearranged and modified.  Chapters 8 and 9 (The Electron) are reasonably rigorous.  Chapters 10 (Rods, Clocks and Plumb Bobs), 11 (Mechanics) and 12 (The Atom) are solidly rigorous.  On the other hand, Chapters 13 (The Nucleus) and 14 (The Particles) are highly speculative, but based on ideas from 8 through 12.  Chapters 15, 16 and 17 are rigorous where possible.

One thing should be clear from the reading:

Fuzzy atoms are out, Determinism is in. - From the Preface.

Preface to the Second Edition

This work (1983) is the fourth in a series, preceded by The Substantial Space and Void Nature of Elementary Particles (1977), Space Vortices of Energy and Matter (1978), and The Origin of Electron's Mass, Charge, Gravitational and Electromagnetic Field from 'Empty' Space (1982).  The basic idea, of constructing the universe of matter and the medium of space with a single mobile entitiy (Fluid substance), was first formulated as a hypothesis in my work (1977), which was further developed in other works, referred above, without any change in either the basic postulates or the main framework of the hypothesis, though the mathematical analysis underwent constant improvements in the subsequent works.  For the mathematical clarity, the reader may refer to this work, Beyond Matter, whaereas, for the progressive development of the ideas of spatial reality going through the earlier works too will be useful, specially, for the qualitative aspects of the generation of the fundamental phenomena of mass, inertia and charge.

The experimental proof of the hypothesis of the subsantiality of space has been subsequently obtained through the numerous experiments on the new phenomenon of "space power generation", that are discussed and reported elsewhere.  The positive results of these experiments had given me the added conviction to name the earlier hypothesis as "Space Vortex Theory", abbreviated as SVT.

There is hardly any deviation from the earlier theme.  The nature of space and elementary particle of matter, conceived by me about two decades ago, remain unaltered even today.

Live Presentions (Videos Available):

• Dr. Harold Aspden, Magnetism and the Energy of Creation: The $64 Question:  What is the Energy Source? [pp 1-20]
• Dr. Patrick G. Bailey, Other Voices:  A Summary of Research Not Present [pp 21-47]
• Dr. Patrick G. Bailey, Overunity Electrical Power Efficiency Using Energy Shuttling Between Two Circuits [pp 49-65]
• Robert E. Beautlich, Multiple Dimensions of Time [pp 67-73]
• Dr. Tim Binder, Walter Russell's Perspectives on Free Energy and the Russell Optical Dynamo Generator [pp 75-97]
• Melvin Cobb & James J. Hurtak, The Energy Trimmer: An Energy Conservation Circuit [pp 99-107]
• William J. Fogel, Charge Barrier Semiconductor Technology and Wave Function Bipolar Designs [pp 109-120]
• Hal Fox, Cold Nuclear Fusion, Space Energy Devices, and Commercialization [pp 121-135]
• Dr. Peter Graneau, Saving Us $1 Billion of Electricity Every Year [pp 137-150]
• George D. Hathaway, Characterizing the Performance of Non-Conventional Electrical Machines Based on Power and Energy Measurements [pp 151-172]
• James J. Hurtak & Alan Ames, The ALCON Levitation Technology: State of the Art and New Advances [pp 173-190]
• John K. Hutchison, The Hutchison Effect Apparatus [pp 191-198]
• Dr. Shiuji Inomata & Yoshiyuki Mita, Design Considerations for Superconducting Magnet N-Machine JPI-II [pp 199-218]
• Ben Iverson, The New Paradigm of Science [pp 219-241]
• Donald A. Kelly, The Gravity Drop Test Connection to Space Energy Conversion [pp 243-256]
• Dr. Moray B. King, Vacuum Energy Vortices [pp 257-269]
• Ronald J. Kovac, Motion of Plasma as a Source of New Energy and Matter Transformation:  Empirical Results [pp 271-281]
• Dr. Win Lambertson, History and Status of the WIN Process [pp 283-288]
• Kenneth MacNeill, An Overview of Several Potential Free Energy Devices [pp 289-298]
• Dr. Stefan Marinov, The Wrong Lorentz-Grassmann Equation, The Right Lorentz-Marinov Equation, the Discovery of the Scalar Magnetic Field and of the Self-Accelerating Generator "SIBERIAN COLIU" in which Not Back but Forth Electric Tension is Induced [pp 299-320]
• William G. McMurtry, The Adams Pulsed Electric Motor Generator [pp 321-329]
• Andrew Michrowski, Politics of Clean Energy [pp 331-338]
• Dr. Brian O'Leary, Green Power: The Coming Free Energy Revolution and the Return to Eden [pp 339-358]
• Dale Pond, The Keely Motor - How It Works [pp 359-371]
• Dr. Harold E. Puthoff, Alternative Energy Sources:  Good News / Bad News and "The 1 Watt Challenge" [pp 373-380]
• Bill Ramsay, Exploring the Aethers:  Adventures Inspired by Hodowanec Discoveries [pp 381-401]
• Walter L. Rosenthal, Apparatus and Techniques for Energy Machine Waveform Acquisition [pp 403-408]
• Paramahamsa Tewari, Generation of AC and DC Power from Space Power Generators [pp 409-420]
• John Thomas, The Technology of Prof. John R. R. Searl [pp 421-433]
• Michael Watson, Construction of Floyd A. Sweet's VTA [pp 435-444]
• Dennis Weaver, Ecolonomics:  Fusion of Ecology and Economics [pp 445-450]
• George H. Wiseman, The Energy Conserver Method [pp 451-465]

• Prof. Jorge C. Cur?, On a Probable Quantum Electrodynamic Explanation of Cold Fusion or Quantum Nuclear Chemistry [pp 503-510]
• Roy E. Graham Jr., "Over Unity" Devices - They're Real [pp 511-514]
• Ashley Gray, Experimental Analysis of the Adams Pulsed Motor - Generator [pp 515-524]
• Sepp Hasslberger, Dynamic Hydropower: The "Suction Turbine" or "Jet Turbine" of Viktor Schauberger [pp 525-536]
• Paul R. Jensen, Examination and Analysis of the Series Resonant LC Circuit [pp 537-543]
• Paul R. Jensen, The Unidirectional Transformer [pp 545-549]
• Dr. Henry C. Monteith, The Monopole Basis of Electro-Gravity [pp 551-565]
• Akira Nagaya, Timetron [pp 567-584]
• Donald Reed, The Beltrami Field as Archetypal Vortex Topology  [pp 585-608]
• Norman Silliman, Physicists Dilemma: Action at a Distance [pp 609-620]
• Rollo Silver, Analysis of an Electrical Switching Circuit [pp 621-629]
• Floyd A. Sweet, Nothing is Something:  The Theory and Operation of a Phase-Conjugated Vacuum Triode [pp 631-644]

Video Presentations:

• John R. R. Searl - The Technology of Professor John R. R. Searl.

Keynote Speakers:

• Dr. Dennis J. Cravens:  Patterson Cold Fusion Power Cell (Over Unity Device)
• Mark Hendershot:  Hendershot Motor
• Dr. Harold E. Puthoff:  Zero Point Energy
• James Griggs:  Hyrosonic Pump (Over Unity Device)
• Dr. Eugene Mallove:  Cold Fusion
• Dr. Thomas F. Valone:  Free Energy and Propulsion
• Edgar Mitchell, former Apollo Astronaut:  New Energy Update

Other Speakers:

• Dr. Harold Aspden:  Ferromagnetics (Over Unity Device)
• Robert Emmerich:  Measuring Energy
• John Grow:  Anti-Gravity
• William Hyde:  Electrostatic Generator (Over Unity Device)
• Scott Klaumizio:  Power from Food Oils
• Ronald J. Kovac:  Transmutation of Elements
• Dr. Peter A. Lindemann:  Thermodynamics
• Roy McAllister:  Hydrogen Energy
• Bill Muller:  Magnetic Motor Generator
• Dale Pond:  The Keely Motor
• Troy Reed:  Magnetic Motors and More
• Bert Werjefelt:  Magnetic Motor
• Dr. Charles A. Yost:  Electric Space Craft Propulsion
• Dr. Paulo N. Correa:  Pulse Abnormal Glow Discharge Reactor
• Hal Fox:  Cold Fusion
• John K. Hutchison:  Anti-Gravity/Energy Converter
• Russ James:  Magnetic Emission Reduction Device
• Donald A. Kelly:  Free Energy Update
• Dr. Win Lambertson (assignee):  Solid State Conversion
• Jeane L. Manning:  The Upcoming Energy Revolution
• Andrew Michrowski:  Free Energy in Self-Sustaining Home
• Dr. Brian O'Leary:  Miracle in the Void
• Wing Pon:  A Unified Theory of the Free Energy Paradigm
• Pierre Sinclair:  Gravitational Magnetic Drive (anti-gravity)
• Dan Winter:  Gravitational Energy and Emotion

Preface

There has been much evolution within the New Energy arena since last year\'s symposium event. Reason for excitement continues to grow, and the validations of previous phenomena, as well as the promise of new, holds our awe captive.

There has been more verification of the transmutation of elements within Cold Fusion cells; patents have been applied for regarding the neutralization of radioactive elements within such cells; carbon-arc discharges within water hold promise for possible over-unity phenomena; over-unity hydrosonic heating of water gets the attention of NASA; and gravitational mass reduction above superconducting fields appears more of a reality, to name but a few.

The community of New Energy research also continues to solidify itself in many ways. More qualified researchers ally themselves with the passion and purpose of bringing new devices within the grasp of societal usage.

Yet there is a warning to the wise over becoming too relaxed regarding our situation at this critical time. It is obvious that much more technical work lies ahead for all of us who have dedicated a significant portion of our lives to the realization of Free Energy devices. However, the battle of organized resistance is a battle that may be just beginning.

In this country, we have been guaranteed a spectrum of inalienable rights under The Constitution of the United States. Historically, the explicit definition of these rights is contrasted against the period of time in question - what are the specifics of societal needs, conditions, technologies, politics, and accrued legislation on the state and federal levels. As we confront the end of this century, it is readily easy to extrapolate that one of those guaranteed, inalienable rights is our right to generate and extract Free Energy from any universal source that we are capable, and do so on an individual basis.

Since \'The Genie is out of the bottle,\" as my friend Eugene Mallove has accurately stated regarding the Free Energy phenomena, individual suppression by organized forces is not practical anymore. The only effective methods of retarding the inertia of Free Energy research is through the legislative branches of State and Federal governments. This is not an outlandish concept. I personally have not forgotten the warnings of my parental generation as to the use of legislative weapons to control individual freedoms, as globally demonstrated upon Asian and European societies just fifty years ago. It is a much easier task to legislate away our rights to energy production.

It is only through a grass-roots movement that such pitfalls can be avoided. The individual\'s education and awareness of such matters is paramount. The individual\'s personal responsibility to act once this knowledge is attained is fundamental to any positive change occurring within a democratic republic.

I call upon and encourage all individuals, professional and non-professional, to Act . The call is to all those who demonstrate interest by attending these symposiums, who read the literature and hear media interviews and are inspired, who demand a quality of living within this world nothing short of our maximum potential. These gifts of freedom are in nature volatile and are preserved only through the nourishment of individual awareness and active participation.

Whether it be writing to elected officials, taking time to speak within lower and higher institutions of education to students and faculty, spending time to convince a neighbor, forming community groups which meet periodically, or making a public stand for a better society and world, the responsibility stops with each of us as individuals. I hope that the Spirit that has captivated many of us already within the New Energy field can also find a place in the hearts of the yet uninitiated. That Spirit has the power to drive one\'s passion and purpose, which in turn will realize the kind of World that we all truly deserve and can truly have.

Joseph P. Maize, President
Academy For New Energy
May 17, 1997

Transcript in Electrifying Times 5, #3 (Winter 1997-1998).

Table of Contents

• Dr. Maurice L. Albertson, Converting From a Petroleum Economy to a Hydrogen Economy 1
• Dr. Tom Bearden, Energy Flow, Collection, and Dissipation in Overunity EM Devices 5
• Mike Fisher, Empowerment - The Life Force of the Energy Revolution 53
• Hal Fox, Charge Cluster Transmutation 59
• Dr. Peter Graneau, Extracting Intermolecular Bond Energy from Water 65
• Dr. Moray B. King, Overview of Inventions 71
• M. A. K. Lodhi, Photovoltaic and Solar Thermal Hybrid For High Efficiency and Low Cost 87
• Dr. Eugene Mallove, How We Won The Cold Fusion War 101
• Roy E. McAlister, Safe and Dependable Hydrogen Storage 109
• Andrew Michrowski, Scalars Waves Reviewed 115
• Andrew Michrowski, Brown's Gas - Current Research Report 121
• Joseph W. Newman, An Emerging Revolutionary Electromagnetic Technology: The Energy Machine of Joseph Newman 125
• Dr. Daniel Alexander Nightwolf, Planetary Zero-Point Energies 131
• Guy Obolensky, Gyromagnetic Gain From Absolute Motion 145
• Dale Pond, Roots of the Vibratory Etheric Tree or the Creation, Transmission and Reception of Vibrations 157
• Chip Ransford, Design Considerations for the Rapid Commercial Development of Fleischmann-Pons Reactions 179
• Donald Reed, The Vortex as Topological Archtype - A Key to New Paradigms in Physics and Energy Science 207
• Dr. Glen Rein, A Bioassay for Negative Gaussian Fields Associated with Geometric Patterns 225
• Austin R. Rust, The Controlled Blowout Method of Gas and Oil Production and World Peace 233
• Austin R. Rust, Electromagnetism from Nothing: Joseph Newman and the New Technology of Light 245
• Saul-Paul Sirag, Hyperspace Crystallography 263
• Dr. Edmund Storms, A God's Eye View of Cold Fusion 271
• Dr. Thomas F. Valone, The First Free Energy Documentary "Race to Zero Point" 289
• Marc Whitford, Evidence of Possible Field Propulsion Technology by Transient Luminescent Phenomena in the Wallkill River Valley of New York State 297
• Layne L. Wright, Analysis of the Cylindrical Capacitors Found Within the Hendershot Fuelless Generator 313

Since Newton?s time many have proposed that gravitation arises from the absorption by material bodies of minute particles or waves filling space. Such absorption would cause bodies to be pushed into each other?s shadows. The principal early proponent of this idea was Georges-Louis Le Sage. The essays in this book explore the remarkable three hundred year saga of Le Sage?s theory, gravitational shielding and the experiments of Q. Majorana, and new and recent Le Sage Models.

Contents:

• Preface
• Halton Arp, Foreword: The Observational Impetus for Le Sage Gravity
• James Evans, Gravity in the Century of Light: Sources, Construction and Reception of Le Sage?s Theory of Gravitation
• Frans van Lunteren, Nicolas Fatio de Duillier on the Mechanical Cause of Universal Gravitation
• E. J. Aiton, Newton?s Aether-Stream Hypothesis and the Inverse Square Law of Gravitation
• Matthew R. Edwards, Le Sage?s Theory of Gravity: the Revival by Kelvin and Some Later Developments
• V.V. Radzievskii & I.I. Kagalnikova, The Nature of Gravitation
• Tom Van Flandern, Gravity
• Victor J. Slabinski, Force, Heat and Drag in a Graviton Model
• John Kierein, Gravitation as a Compton Effect Redshift of Long Wavelength Background Radiation
• Matthew R. Edwards, Induction of Gravitation in Moving Bodies
• Toivo Jaakkola, Action-at-a-Distance and Local Action in Gravitation
• K. E. Veselov, Chance Coincidences or Natural Phenomena
• Barry Mingst & Paul Stowe, Deriving Newton?s Gravitational Law from a Le Sage Mechanism
• Paul Stowe, Dynamic Effects in Le Sage Models
• Nedelia Popescu-Adamut, The Electro-Thermodynamic Theory of Gravitation
• Roberto de Andrade Martins, Majorana?s Experiments on Gravitational Absorption
• Roberto de Andrade Martins, Gravitational Absorption According to the Hypotheses of Le Sage and Majorana
• C. S. Unnikrishnan & G.T. Gillies, Constraints on Gravitational Shielding
• H.-H. v. Borzeszkowski & H.-J. Treder, Non-Relativistic Effects in Gravitation
• H.-J. Treder, Gravitational Ether and Riemann?s Theory of Gravity
• Martin Kokus, Alternate Theories of Gravity and Geology in Earthquake Prediction
• Vincent Buonomano, Co-operative Phenomena as a Physical Paradigm for Relativity, Gravitation and Quantum Mechanics
• G.D. Hathaway, A Brief Survey of Gravity Control Experiments

This book describes a paradigm change in modern physics from the philosophy and mathematical expression of the quantum theory to those of general relativity. The approach applies to all domains - from elementary particles to cosmology. The change is from the positivistic views in which atomism, nondeterminism and measurement are fundamental, to a holistic view in realism, wherein matter - electrons, galaxies, - are correlated modes of a single continuum, the universe. A field that unifies electromagnetism, gravity and inertia is demonstrated explicitly, with new predictions, in terms of quaternion and spinor field equations in a curved spacetime. Quantum mechanics emerges as a linear, flatspace approximation for the equations of inertia in general relativity.

Reviews:

"This book differs from the many other books on the same topics in three essential points: 1st, it concentrates on the historical development of the question of the unification of quantum theory and gravity, 2nd, it uses the quaternion approach to describe the metric and other geometric objects, and 3rd, it is a quite personal book... a very readable monograph, containing also philosophical issues, considerations about electromagnetism, and unified field theory." (Hans-J?rgen Schmidt, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1052, 2005)

"The basic attempt of this book is to initiate a study of a single, coherent theory of matter applicable to all domains, from elementary particle physics to cosmology... This very interesting and clearly written book is even readable by a final years student in physics. The presentation is very well got-up... I highly recommend this excellent work to every theoretical physicist interested in general relativity and unified field theories." (Fernand Dhoore, Physicalia, Vol. 57 (3), 2005)

"Sachs' book is a fascinating exposition of how an approximation in general relativity brings out quantum mechanical features. Perhaps Einstein would have been greatly interested... I think it should be read by anyone who is interested in quantum mechanics and gravity." (J. Hartley, Contemporary Physics, Vol. 45 (6), 2004)

1. The universe is not expanding, and there was not a Big Bang. The universe is much older than currently believed.
2. Quasars are not at enormous distances ascribed to them, and do not have the enormous energies astronomers would have you believe.
3. Many galaxies are not real, and instead are optical illusions caused by the bending of light by gravity.
4. There is a simple explanation for what astronomers call dark matter, and since they cant find it, it probably doesn't exist.
5. A new concept for pulsars is provided which does not rely on rotating neutron stars as an explanation.
6. A new explanation is provided for why the orbits of planets in the solar system are nearly circular.
7. Surprisingly, many, or even most, of the stars and galaxies that we see in the night sky are not real - they are mirages caused by the bending of light by gravity, as described by Einstein.
8. The speed of light may be best determined by the speed of neutrinos, rather than photons. This is because the speed of light is reduced by a gravitational field, and all measurements of the speed of light have been made in the gravitational fields of the earth and sun. This could be the explanation for the strange trajectories of the Pioneer 10 and 11 satellites.
9. There are numerous surprises within this book!

If you have ever wondered about some of the strange things astronomers would have us believe, this book is a must read!

There are hundreds, or even thousands, of books on astronomy and the universe. And for the most part they are very similar, discussing the expanding universe, the Big Bang, dark matter, quasars, galaxies and the solar system. Pick any topic and the books covering that topic are eerily alike.

Not this book (actually an ebook). This book challenges nearly all of current astronomical theories. If you have ever had doubts or questions about some (or any) of the theories which make up the fields of astronomy and cosmology, then you should read this book. Author Jerrold Thacker takes direct aim at the expanding universe and Big Bang theories, and shows definitively why they are wrong. He also questions that quasars are at cosmological distances, and provides compelling evidence that they are not. And more surprisingly, he finds strong evidence that many, or even most, of the star images we see in the night sky are actually optical illusions caused by the effect of gravity on light.

There are many more surprises in this amazing book, the product of sixty years of independent research by the author. Reinventing the Universe is an ebook, available for $2.99 for any ebook reader such as Kindle, Nook, iPad, and even PDF (for computers) from retailers such as Amazon. Barnes and Noble, iTunes, Smashwords and Lulu.

Table of Contents

• Preface
• Introduction
• Section I - The Expanding Universe and the Big Bang
• Chapter 1 - Redshifted Galaxies - the Dawn of Modern Astronomy
• Chapter 2 - A New Explanation for the Redshift of Galaxies
• Section II - Strange Things They Would Have Us Believe
• Chapter 3 - The Mysterious Quasars
• Chapter 4 -The Missing Matter in the Universe
• Chapter 5 - The Cosmic Background Radiation
• Section III - New Explanations for Just About Everything
• Chapter 9 - Quasars -A New Kind of Star?
• Chapter 10 - New Thoughts about Pulsars
• Chapter 11 - The Sun as a Pulsar
• Chapter 12 - Galaxies and Star Clusters - are they real?
• Chapter 13 - Some Answers to the Missing Mass Problem
• Chapter 14 - Shrinking the Universe, or Where Have All the Stars Gone?
• Chapter 15 - Gravity's Effect on the Formation of the Solar System
• Chapter 16 - Summary

Relational Mechanics is a new mechanics that replaces Einstein's theories of relativity. It implements Mach's principle quantitatively based on Weber's relational law and the principle of dynamical equilibrium. It explains Newton's bucket experiment as due to gravitational interaction between the water and the distant universe when in relative rotation. The book is intended for physicists, engineers, mathematicians, historians, philosophers of science and students.

A complete investigation of the development and suppression of antigravity and field propulsion technologies

• Reveals advanced aerospace technologies capable of controlling gravity that could revolutionize air travel and energy production
• Reviews numerous field propulsion devices that have thrust-to-power ratios thousands of times greater than a jet engine
• Shows how NASA participates in a cover-up to block adoption of advanced technologies under military development

In Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion, physicist Paul LaViolette reveals the secret history of antigravity experimentation--from Nikola Tesla and T. Townsend Brown to the B-2 Advanced Technology Bomber. He discloses the existence of advanced gravity-control technologies, under secret military development for decades, that could revolutionize air travel and energy production. Included among the secret projects he reveals is the research of Project Skyvault to develop an aerospace propulsion system using intense beams of microwave energy similar to that used by the strange crafts seen flying over Area 51.

Using subquantum kinetics--the science behind antigravity technology--LaViolette reviews numerous field-propulsion devices and technologies that have thrust-to-power ratios thousands of times greater than that of a jet engine and whose effects are not explained by conventional physics and relativity theory. He then presents controversial evidence about the NASA cover-up in adopting these advanced technologies. He also details ongoing Russian research to duplicate John Searl?s self-propelled levitating disc and shows how the results of the Podkletnov gravity beam experiment could be harnessed to produce an interstellar spacecraft.

With great pleasure, the organizing committee introduces the Proceedings of the Space, Propulsion & Energy Sciences International Forum (SPESIF-2009) held February 24-26, 2009. The venue for the event was at the Von Braun Center situated downtown, Huntsville, Alabama. This year forum theme is:

Toward the Integration of the Space, Propulsion & Energy Sciences

SPESIF-2009 provides an international focus for the global integration of space, propulsion & energy industry, academic researchers and students worldwide through the presentation of the latest ideas, current activities and future ambitions across a diverse spectrum of topics. These topics span the range from basic research to recent technology advances and hardware testing, providing excellent opportunities for interaction and informative dialogue among the forum?s attendees.

• 13th Conference on Thermophysics Applications in Microgravity
• Chairs: Ted Swanson, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA
• Tung T. Lam, The Aerospace Corporation, USA
• 6th Symposium on New Frontiers in the Space Propulsion Sciences
• Chairs: Glen A. Robertson, IASSPES, USA
• R. Clive Woods, Louisiana State University, USA
• 1st Symposium on Astrosociology
• Chairs: Jim Pass, Astrosociology Research Institute, USA
• Albert A. Harrison, University of California, Davis, USA
• Workshop on Future Energy Sources
• Chairs: Dave Goodwin, U.S. Department of Energy, USA
• Len Danczyk, Energetics Technology, USA
• Workshop on High-Frequency Gravitational Waves
• Chairs: Bob Baker, GRAVWAVE, USA
• Gary Stephenson, Seculine Consulting, USA
• Workshop on Future Directions in Space Science and Technology
• Chairs: A. A. M. Delil, AATCS Consultant, Netherlands
• Michael T. Pauken, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA

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