Recent content by Justinvincible

So best way I can define it.. A scalar wave, in the electrical sense, is an oscillation or pressure wave among the charges in a medium. Now Tesla believed in the "aether" and claimed experiments proved this. I would suspect that Tesla's understanding of radio waves moving through this medium...

Good to hear my pursuits aren't totally off wall.. Funny thing is when you go back and study the "greats" of electrical history you pick up little "tricks". They did a lot of legwork in experiments. With hertz the transmitter is only what the mainstream seems to care about, but there's another...

Dude, that right there.. If you study the work of Heinrich Hertz and his oscillator for turning electric pulses into EM. Altering the inductors or capacitors could open up new geometries. Scalar waves but also bigger things like antigrvty ;) mimicking certain particles or phenomena perhaps? Just...

With Meyer's cell there's a couple of secrets you can find if you dig.. The bifilar coil choke(s) in the "voltage intensifier circuit" are important. The more windings you have the higher the voltage and frequency and it keeps amps low. Water was distilled and non conductive just like Tesla he...

I don't think the concept is completely wrong. Tesla talked about "non-hertzian" waves.. If his magnifying transmitter device used hertzian waves he would not have gotten very much range at all. I know of another inventor who used a similar concept wihile using water as the medium. His name...

I know this thread is old, but there is an experiment that could give clues on to how to build a chronovisor. Scientists at Princeton University in the year 2000 passed a laser through cesium vapors. They found that the laser appeared out the other side before it entered. The cesium appeared to...

Sounds like descriptions of "hollow earth".. A snowy entrance(north or south pole), Nazis, ufos, giants, tall people, creatures, etc.. The gravity and source of light would be different and cause vegetation to grow differently.. It could also be another dimension. I've heard that humans'...

Kava tea is associated with astral travel. At least that's why I bought some. It is relaxing, but I have not traveled with it.

Just electricity It should be relatively safe then.. Having a spark gap can often like a pressure valve for excess electricity. Also, a fuse is what you need if you're working with high current. It's mostly high current/amps electricity that causes explosions or fites. High voltage power...

Hmm Ive been thinking a lot about this thought experiment. Honestly, im having hard time forming a response. I've talked with a person who just went through a university level physics class and they are sure that the car would accelerate the same. (Edit: I am somewhat dumbfounded, I keep going...

Well it sounds like you might need a high voltage power supply. Mine is 20 kilivolts and I ordered it from United nuclear's website. People recommend 20 to 50kv for ion lifter experiments which use charged particles.. Not sure what you mean by needing a stabalizer.. It depends what you're...

I'd be interested in hearing your thought experiment Einstein. My latest thoughts have been about what makes up space itself and I think we can get clues of this by considering how electromagnetic waves propogate. In order for electricity, as radio waves, to be able to transmit through space...

Hmm of course experiment trumps theory and I'm not sold on relativity being the most rational theory. That's interesting that light's frequency would be affected by gravity yet radio waves from GPS are not. If relativity were correct the frequency should change based on distance just as the...

Anything with energy density can "curve spacetime". From what I've read, a moving electromagnetic field has energy density and does cause frame dragging. A static one does not though. Ive got a lot more research to do on the subject.. I'm currently reading a book called "How to build a time...

You're right, that could be a factor with Bushman's experiment so it is not entirely conclusive.. I'll have to thuroughly watch your videos.. DeOnospite my ideas, the mechanism behind gravity is still somewhat mysterious. I don't know if you're familiar with Eugene Podkletnov's work but he can...