In the 1920s, physicist Thomas Brown was conducting experiments in the laboratory of Professor Paul Biefeld when he discovered a very interesting phenomenon. The man experimented with the Coolidge tube and found that if it is located on a balance with a positive electrode on top, then the weight of the instrument becomes less, with a negative charge - more. The discovered phenomenon showed that the electric capacitor will move towards the positive pole and will continue to do so as long as there is a charge. The phenomenon was named the Biefeld-Brown effect after two scientists who discovered the effect and the owner of the laboratory. Later, based on the knowledge gained, the "Thomas Brown gravitator" was developed.
From the physics course, we know that all objects on our planet are subject to gravity, which means that the effect discovered by Brown contradicts the theory of relativity.
How a device that challenged Einstein's theory works
This is a kind of air capacitor, on which there are two electrodes, one of them is made in the form of a foil, while the other is a thin wire. With the help of wires, a high voltage is applied, the electric field creates a force that makes this object move towards the small electrode area, thus the object rises into the air and begins to levitate. This is how the Biefeld-Brown effect manifests itself, which was patented, but later all developments were classified and became available only at the beginning of this century.
The effect looks like magic in action.
It is also known that the American military used Brown's work, while the scientist himself improved the invention throughout his life, but it is impossible to find out what he achieved - the strictest secrecy was observed, and the laboratory was plundered many times. The scientist's discovery can become the basis for a technique that works in a fundamentally different way - using the power of electrogravity.
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Against the laws of physics
In the Earth's atmosphere, in addition to the forces arising in vacuum, a number of components from the air are added, and ions are accelerated, the so-called "ionic wind", which, according to theoretical estimates, is no more than 20%. The etymology of the remaining constituent forces is currently unclear.
The structures designed by Brown were quite impressive in size and climbed long distances.
There is an assumption that the environment that surrounds us should generate a force if this environment is acted upon by an electric field. This may explain the Biefeld-Brown effect. We can say that the surrounding space is not empty, it is capable of reacting to strong electric fields, while changing its structure.
Cheap and efficient
The payload of such objects can be up to three weights of the object itself - this is a very high characteristic. The energy consumption required for lifting is small and amounts to approximately 1 gram per 1 W.
Diagram of an aircraft powered by electrogravity.
This indicates that such devices can indeed be used, they are extremely efficient and have no moving parts, which is very good, as maintenance is minimal. Among other things, they are completely silent, and the cost price is negligible. They are able to move in any direction relative to the planet, and as you know, the Earth's magnetic field has a very definite orientation. Electro-gravitational devices are not related to the potential of the planet; moreover, according to this principle, it is possible to create rocket engines and move them in outer space.
Given that the amount of consumables is small, only an electric field is needed, which can be obtained from a solar battery in orbit. Such an engine will allow to have a thrust of the required direction for an unlimited time.
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