Gravity and anti-gravity
So far, no one has succeeded in presenting gravity and electricity as two different manifestations of the same essence. Modern physical theories, the laws of physics are many scattered parts and scraps that are difficult to combine with each other. The term "antigravity" among "real" scientists has long become something negative. Its very use is linked to pseudoscience, and therefore all serious researchers, one way or another dealing with gravity, flee from it like the plague. Are not afraid to mention anti-gravity renegades, "irresponsible" journalists and whistle-blowers who publish their discoveries and investigations in the press or on the Internet. One of the last books of this kind - "The Hunt for the Zero Point" by Nick Cook - was simultaneously published in August 2002 by the English publishing house Arrow and the American Broadway Books. Need to mark,that among a huge number of similar publications this book is strongly distinguished by its author, the Englishman Nick Cook, an editor with many years of experience and a consultant to the well-known reference and observation weekly Jane's Defense Weekly, dedicated to military equipment and having a reputation in the military-industrial circles as one of the most respectable and authoritative publications … Due to his position, Nick Cook has extensive connections and contacts among government officials and the military in many countries. Therefore, his book with a half-century investigation of the secret works of the United States, devoted to antigravity technologies, attracted the closest attention of the public.s Defense Weekly, dedicated to military equipment and having a reputation in the military-industrial circles as one of the most respectable and authoritative publications. Due to his position, Nick Cook has extensive connections and contacts among government officials and the military in many countries. Therefore, his book with a half-century investigation of the secret works of the United States, devoted to antigravity technologies, attracted the closest attention of the public.s Defense Weekly, dedicated to military equipment and having a reputation in the military-industrial circles as one of the most respectable and authoritative publications. Due to his position, Nick Cook has extensive connections and contacts among government officials and the military in many countries. Therefore, his book with a half-century investigation of the secret works of the United States, devoted to antigravity technologies, attracted the closest attention of the public.
Gravity and antigravity were one of the most important areas of secret research carried out by Nazi Germany. It is well known that at the end of World War II, the Americans interned in the United States many German scientists involved in the most advanced scientific projects, including Werner von Braun (the creator of the V-2 ballistic missile, and later - the "father" of a successful landing mission man to the moon). Nor is it new that the US military, in conditions of complete secrecy, is constantly developing all kinds of technologies, the very existence of which is officially denied. Approximately $ 11 billion is allocated annually for them through informal funding channels. This is how the F-117 fighter and the B2 bomber were created using stealth technology for many years.
Almost nothing is known about the semi-mystical secret work of the Third Reich carried out by the Luftwaffe and the SS as part of anti-gravity research projects under the code names "Bell" and "Repulsine". They also interested Nick Cook in their time. This story began with the fact that one day a photocopy of an unusual article from an old American magazine from 1956 was on his editorial desk. The article had a catchy headline "G-Machines Coming!" and was accompanied by a photograph of a pilot descending the steps of a wingless plane soaring in the air. Cook thought at first that it was a hoax, but his experienced eye quickly highlighted in the article the names of famous aerospace leaders of that era, who stated that antigravity could be the next big breakthrough in science and technology. In addition, Cook knew some of these people. Intrigued by the story, the journalist called Lockheed Martin to track down and interview one of these acquaintances, retired corporation chief engineer George Trimble. The girl on the public relations phone volunteered to help and made an appointment for an interview, but unexpectedly called back and said, puzzled, that Trimble himself had abruptly canceled the meeting. According to her impression, the old man was clearly greatly frightened by the topic of the upcoming conversation, and therefore the journalist was strongly advised not to make such requests in the future. It was this unexpected turn of events that pushed Nick Cook to collect information about secret anti-gravity G-developments in the USA and Germany. After all, it was quite obvious that there was something very serious behind Trimble's fright.a journalist called Lockheed Martin to track down and interview one of these acquaintances, retired corporation chief engineer George Trimble. The girl on the public relations phone volunteered to help and made an appointment for an interview, but unexpectedly called back and said, perplexed, that Trimble himself had abruptly canceled the meeting. According to her impression, the old man was clearly greatly frightened by the topic of the upcoming conversation, and therefore the journalist was strongly advised not to make such requests in the future. It was this unexpected turn of events that pushed Nick Cook to collect information about secret anti-gravity G-developments in the USA and Germany. After all, it was quite obvious that there was something very serious behind Trimble's fright.a journalist called Lockheed Martin to track down and interview one of these acquaintances, retired corporation chief engineer George Trimble. The girl on the public relations phone volunteered to help and made an appointment for an interview, but unexpectedly called back and said, puzzled, that Trimble himself had abruptly canceled the meeting. According to her impression, the old man was clearly greatly frightened by the topic of the upcoming conversation, and therefore the journalist was strongly advised not to make such requests in the future. It was this unexpected turn of events that pushed Nick Cook to collect information about secret anti-gravity G-developments in the USA and Germany. After all, it was quite obvious that there was something very serious behind Trimble's fright.to track down and interview one of these acquaintances, retired corporation chief engineer George Trimble. The girl on the public relations phone volunteered to help and made an appointment for an interview, but unexpectedly called back and said, puzzled, that Trimble himself had abruptly canceled the meeting. According to her impression, the old man was clearly greatly frightened by the topic of the upcoming conversation, and therefore the journalist was strongly advised not to make such requests in the future. It was this unexpected turn of events that pushed Nick Cook to collect information about secret anti-gravity G-developments in the USA and Germany. After all, it was quite obvious that there was something very serious behind Trimble's fright.to track down and interview one of these acquaintances, retired corporation chief engineer George Trimble. The girl on the public relations phone volunteered to help and made an appointment for an interview, but unexpectedly called back and said, puzzled, that Trimble himself had abruptly canceled the meeting. According to her impression, the old man was clearly greatly frightened by the topic of the upcoming conversation, and therefore the journalist was strongly advised not to make such requests in the future. It was this unexpected turn of events that pushed Nick Cook to collect information about secret anti-gravity G-developments in the USA and Germany. After all, it was quite obvious that there was something very serious behind Trimble's fright.on the public relations phone, willingly volunteered to help and made an appointment for an interview, but unexpectedly called back and said, perplexed, that Trimble himself had abruptly canceled the meeting. According to her impression, the old man was clearly greatly frightened by the topic of the upcoming conversation, and therefore the journalist was strongly advised not to make such requests in the future. It was this unexpected turn of events that pushed Nick Cook to collect information about secret anti-gravity G-developments in the USA and Germany. After all, it was quite obvious that there was something very serious behind Trimble's fright.on the public relations phone, willingly volunteered to help and made an appointment for an interview, but unexpectedly called back and said, perplexed, that Trimble himself had abruptly canceled the meeting. According to her impression, the old man was clearly greatly frightened by the topic of the upcoming conversation, and therefore the journalist was strongly advised not to make such requests in the future. It was this unexpected turn of events that pushed Nick Cook to collect information about secret anti-gravity G-developments in the USA and Germany. After all, it was quite obvious that there was something very serious behind Trimble's fright.the old man was clearly greatly frightened by the topic of the upcoming conversation, and therefore the journalist was strongly advised not to apply with such requests in the future. It was this unexpected turn of events that pushed Nick Cook to collect information about secret anti-gravity G-developments in the USA and Germany. After all, it was quite obvious that there was something very serious behind Trimble's fright.the old man was clearly greatly frightened by the topic of the upcoming conversation, and therefore the journalist was strongly advised not to apply with such requests in the future. It was this unexpected turn of events that pushed Nick Cook to collect information about secret anti-gravity G-developments in the USA and Germany. After all, it was quite obvious that there was something very serious behind Trimble's fright.
Luftwaffe and SS were running anti-gravity projects under the code names "Bell" and "Repulsine", some of which the famous editor managed to get to know. Some of them were collected in archives, the press, the Internet, and some were obtained from a few eyewitnesses willing to share the information they know. Suffice it to say that after the painstaking work done, Cook himself did not have the slightest doubt - secret work on anti-gravity technologies was and is being carried out in America throughout the post-war period. Another thing is that the results of these works are not entirely clear, since all US aerospace companies, which in the 1950s openly declared a great interest in antigravity (Martin, Bell Aircraft, Convair),Subsequently, they suddenly fell silent together (as if at someone's command) and stopped speaking on this topic (something similar happened ten years later with the stealth technology, which surfaced 15 years later in ready-made aircraft). Under these conditions, Cook had to operate only with rumors, his own speculations and the facts of more open studies of the 1990s. There is nothing surprising in this situation. After all, if an anti-gravity engine is created, it will open the way for spaceships that can cover interstellar distances. After all, if an anti-gravity engine is created, it will open the way for spaceships that can cover interstellar distances. After all, if an anti-gravity engine is created, it will open the way for spaceships that can cover interstellar distances.
Anti-gravity effect
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After the end of the Cold War, the West noticeably softened its attitude to the often unjustified secrecy, the results of which were not slow to show in more frank statements and initiatives of the leaders of the military-industrial complex.
So, in April 1992, the famous English scientist Brian Young, professor at the University of Salford and director of strategic projects at British Aerospace Defense, gave a lecture at the Institute of Mechanical Engineers in London, which is very unusual for a serious scientist. Its meaning was that the search for antigravity is essential for the aerospace industry. By coincidence, in the same 1992, the Russian scientist Yevgeny Podkletnov, then working at the Technological Institute in Tampere (Finland), accidentally discovered the unusual effect of gravity shielding (which later received his name). Podkletnov experimented with a superconducting disk rotating in a magnetic field at an ultra-low temperature, and when one of the employees lit a cigarette in the laboratory and once again blew out smoke, Evgeny noticed,that above the rotating disk, the smoke took the form of a vertical column. Investigating the nature of this phenomenon, Podkletnov found that the test weight placed above the device loses 2% in weight, and within the "pillar" the same pattern persists even if one climbs several floors higher with the scales. The anti-gravitational effect was thoroughly studied and tested by physicists in Tampere, the corresponding article was accepted for publication in a reputable English journal, but even before publication, the work caused an extremely negative reaction in the scientific community due to "dubious sensationalism" (most likely this information could not be divulged aloud). Besides,For a long time, it was not possible to reproduce the effect obtained in other laboratories of the world because of the high demands of the device on the main part - a superconducting ceramic disk of a sufficiently large 12-inch diameter and a specific chemical composition (yttrium-barium-copper oxide). But at the same time, Podkletnov's discovery aroused great interest in the American aerospace agency NASA, with which at that time the researcher of Chinese origin Ninh Li from the University of Alabama already collaborated. Independently of the Russian scientist, Ninh Li also demonstrated results that promised the creation of a gravitational field capable of repelling or attracting matter using rapidly rotating superconductors. Since the second half of the 1990s, NASA has already quite officially and openly been operating the Breakthrough Propulsion Physics research unit, which, among other anti-gravity studies, is now also engaged in an accurate reproduction of Podkletnov's work. The following fact is also interesting: in 2000, the British - a division of Greenglow research projects of British Aerospace Systems Corporation - announced the financing of a similar antigravity project.
