How to Build an Antigravity Device
This has been a topic of interest for scientists since the Nazi's studied it in late 1930's. Is there a real antigravity device out there, I am not sure. However you can make a homemade pseudo device out of some magnets + string. When you lower the like pole of one magnet to the like pole of the other, they will repel each other, giving the appearance, that the magnet on top is defying gravity.
Posted by brashed on 8/29/2009
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» Title: How To > Make Anti Gravity Device in 30 Seconds!; » Posted: April 1st, 2007; » Author: Jamez; » Filed Under: Smartass. ... I hate to say it but this is a fake. when you see the card start shakeing abck and forth look at the can and how its shakeing back and forth with it. The card is placed on two wires...
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Device levitates without tethering, or use of external energy sources. Utilizes repulsive magnetic forces and stabilizing gyroscopic forces to produce this remarkable feat. This is a ... All parts are readily available. Also includes theory on how to build a hoverboard prototype capable of lifting up to 200 lbs.
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RERERENCE: Book- 'Communion' by Whitley Strieber, 1987 pages 116-117. (QUOTE)Here is the story he(Whitley's boyhood friend) recounted. When we were 13, I apparently announced to him that 'spacemen' had taught me how to build an antigravity machine, which I was constructing in my bedroom.
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Well, Nikola Tesla demonstrated a prototype of an electronic device that was eventually developed into the electron microscope, the television screen, an aerospace engine called the Ion Drive. ... So we build an electron raceway in the shape of a doughnut in which we can accelerate an electron to a speed close to that of light.
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How-To build a UFO! ... Volume #2 "Electrogravitics" is for people who want to know the secrets of antigravity (in reality, electrogravitics), by proven patents and the relation of physicists who are not just theorizing, but who have actually built and explain how the science of these antigravity patents work;
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We have previously tried to contact J. L. Naudin and Tim Ventura on numerous occasions, from the above websites, to show them how to control their antigravity devices much more readily with rheostats and potentiometers (see pictures below). ... Click the following picture to view online movie of working UFO Antigravity device:
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How to build and replicate yourself the Lifter1 Experiment; ... BE CAREFUL, USE EXTREME CAUTION !!!, this device use High Voltage, ALWAYS switch off the input and discharge the output to the ground through 10k/2W resistor before touch it. These plans are not intended for the inexperienced.
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BUILD YOUR OWN: How to inexpensively build your own ACTUALLY WORKING Antigravity device. Folks, this is real. Do it!! Others HAVE done it. All it takes is carpentry, metalwork, and electrical skills.
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We'll have to pass on antigravity tech and jets blowing out the bottoms of our feet that are hot enough to roast our tootsies like marshmallows — never mind that the suit clearly breaks the first law of thermodynamics, ... My brother wants to build this please don't trick us i am a iron man fan i dreamed of making this.
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Lobster, on 10/12/2007, -2/+4That is my understanding too. They are not antigravity but interesting air lift devices. No air, no lift. Not antigravity. Next! ... It's a cool device to build for science fairs and stuff, but they wont ever work for a form of transportation (or the like).
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