Video on Rumble of UFO being lifted around by a helicopter

[Einstein]

If you mean the speed at which it shoots off, I sort of get that part. Its all about spin versus spin I think.
See its not actually antigravity, it's just hyper efficient use of fields and frequencies I think, and when one spinning field impacts another field spinning opposite directions, the collision creates both to shoot off. But how in the hell they create a field like that outside of their physical boundaries I have no idea.
I see it like, dropping a stone into the blades of a helicopter, if it's small enough not to damage the blade, it's going to shoot off at probably a couple hundred mph. Whether the blade is made of plasma or made of titanium or steel or what ever helicopter blades are made off, I think the same principle is at play somehow or other.

There is also a weird almost nullification force observed in physics, where, something even as heavy as a one ton boulder rolling down a hill can have its rolling direction diverted by tens of degrees by the correct angles of intersection with a much smaller object with nearly no mass. Never seen much study on that kinda of effect though.

I read Bob Lazar's description on how it is believed the extra terrestrial craft he worked on created gravity waves for propulsion. Now we have no science at all on what and how gravity waves work.

But.. It has been taught to me in auto mechanics diagnosis that if you can't find a solution to a problem, go back to basics. So what if we are over thinking gravity altogether?

Have you ever heard a humming sound coming from a AC transformer when it's turned on? It's been described as being a resonant interaction between the AC wave and the physical dimensions of the transformer core. Basically the dimensions of physical length in the transformer core are behaving like an oscillator. So?

It brings to my mind a whole branch of science that we are just totally ignoring. Here's why: What if that electrically induced mechanical oscillator has another point of resonance where it resonates with gravity?

This would just be an experimental exploration to determine if there is an answer to that question. And of course I would choose a frequency around 5Hz, since Bob Lazar divulged that frequency as being a frequency the gravity amplifiers were using.

Just remember, Stick to Basics!

 

[8thsinner]

I read Bob Lazar's description on how it is believed the extra terrestrial craft he worked on created gravity waves for propulsion. Now we have no science at all on what and how gravity waves work.

But.. It has been taught to me in auto mechanics diagnosis that if you can't find a solution to a problem, go back to basics. So what if we are over thinking gravity altogether?

Have you ever heard a humming sound coming from a AC transformer when it's turned on? It's been described as being a resonant interaction between the AC wave and the physical dimensions of the transformer core. Basically the dimensions of physical length in the transformer core are behaving like an oscillator. So?

It brings to my mind a whole branch of science that we are just totally ignoring. Here's why: What if that electrically induced mechanical oscillator has another point of resonance where it resonates with gravity?

This would just be an experimental exploration to determine if there is an answer to that question. And of course I would choose a frequency around 5Hz, since Bob Lazar divulged that frequency as being a frequency the gravity amplifiers were using.

Just remember, Stick to Basics!

Yup, going back to basics is good but its obviously not as simple as just a single frequency, 5hz would be played all over the place by accident and it would have been noted by now that it effects gravity some how.
So this would bring me back to keely's work and subharmonic ratios. or, dual frequencies that make up a tertiary convergence frequency likened to binaurals.
Of course, there could be a time factor, ie, 5hz played for 12 minutes straight or something, but I also doubt this at this point, rife, rodin coil makers and pemf people have been playing with low frequencies like this quite extensively for at least 15 years now...
Now there has been some strange stuff going on with those experiments, magnetic locking, over unity of outputs, strange plasma effects...but no one yet has made a rodin coil float in mid air.

Also, 5hz is also too straight an integer, it has absolutely nothing to do with the wavelengths of either electron or neutron which is a fundamental component of all masses effected by gravity as noted in interscalar geometry studying perfected anti resonance harmonics.

I mean simple is good, going back to examine things is good but the sciences behind it, they may be simple in theory but that doesn't exclude some ridiculously complex math in how to apply it.

 

[Einstein]

Yup, going back to basics is good but its obviously not as simple as just a single frequency, 5hz would be played all over the place by accident and it would have been noted by now that it effects gravity some how.
So this would bring me back to keely's work and subharmonic ratios. or, dual frequencies that make up a tertiary convergence frequency likened to binaurals.
Of course, there could be a time factor, ie, 5hz played for 12 minutes straight or something, but I also doubt this at this point, rife, rodin coil makers and pemf people have been playing with low frequencies like this quite extensively for at least 15 years now...
Now there has been some strange stuff going on with those experiments, magnetic locking, over unity of outputs, strange plasma effects...but no one yet has made a rodin coil float in mid air.

Also, 5hz is also too straight an integer, it has absolutely nothing to do with the wavelengths of either electron or neutron which is a fundamental component of all masses effected by gravity as noted in interscalar geometry studying perfected anti resonance harmonics.

I mean simple is good, going back to examine things is good but the sciences behind it, they may be simple in theory but that doesn't exclude some ridiculously complex math in how to apply it.

I didn't say it was a simple 1 size fits all solution. I'm just looking for some basic info on how a gravity wave might manifest. And the 5Hz frequency mentioned by Bob Lazar wasn't an exact match. When he said it, he sort of implied 5Hz as being close to the correct value, but didn't recall the exact frequency.

Now I have additional info on a possible direction of exploration. I suggested on finding a way to induce a gravity wave into an electrically induced mechanical oscillator at resonance. How about turning up the amplitude? That would create a stronger mechanical oscillator. Perhaps there is a separation point between the mechanical oscillation and a gravity oscillation. The gravity oscillation would extend outside the physical dimensions of the mechanical antenna into space. A Gravity Field. Hey! Wait a minute! Did I already do this? Check out this old experiment on a Tesla coil I did years ago. It depicts a Tesla coil being turned on and off at a very slow rate. Notice the white pickup coil in the center being pulled and released as the Tesla coil turns on and off.

 

[8thsinner]

I didn't say it was a simple 1 size fits all solution. I'm just looking for some basic info on how a gravity wave might manifest. And the 5Hz frequency mentioned by Bob Lazar wasn't an exact match. When he said it, he sort of implied 5Hz as being close to the correct value, but didn't recall the exact frequency.

Now I have additional info on a possible direction of exploration. I suggested on finding a way to induce a gravity wave into an electrically induced mechanical oscillator at resonance. How about turning up the amplitude? That would create a stronger mechanical oscillator. Perhaps there is a separation point between the mechanical oscillation and a gravity oscillation. The gravity oscillation would extend outside the physical dimensions of the mechanical antenna into space. A Gravity Field. Hey! Wait a minute! Did I already do this? Check out this old experiment on a Tesla coil I did years ago. It depicts a Tesla coil being turned on and off at a very slow rate. Notice the white pickup coil in the center being pulled and released as the Tesla coil turns on and off.

Isn't that flickering and bouncing around because the pick up is copper and your switching to and from an electromagnetic state and theres that diamagnetic repulsion stuff going on...

Gotcha on the 5hz

Gravity waves huh...ok

 

[Einstein]

Isn't that flickering and bouncing around because the pick up is copper and your switching to and from an electromagnetic state and theres that diamagnetic repulsion stuff going on...

Gotcha on the 5hz

Gravity waves huh...ok

I don't know if this is gravity. But you are right that the pickup coil is copper. The coil is an open circuit coil. So this is not a magnetic attraction. As I recall that coil assembly is about 3oz in weight. I discovered this is a safe way to pick up a wave form off the Tesla coil. You could say I am using the coil as an antenna. There is an attraction field around the side of the Tesla coil. It works on metal objects very well. But one day I remember having my arm close to the Tesla coil and the coil started to tip over toward my arm. I jumped back in time to avoid a nasty electrical shock.

I built an electronic variable frequency switch to turn the Tesla coil on and off over a range up to 10Hz. So the frequency is set low to match the flexible nature of the wooden stand holding the pickup coil.

 

[AnthonyGiarrusso]

It kind of looks like an old Dodge Charger.