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RE:	Re: Simple Experiments (reply)


Dear Alan,
Nobody is small!  Everyone is a human being, and equal in that respect.
What the heck, I started out to be a country-western guitar picker and
singer (Louisiana Hayride, record contract, three records, played with
folks like Johnny Horton, Jim Reeves, Red Sovine, etc.  Wrote songs; one
recorded by Reeves, one by Horton, one by Webb Pierce, etc.  Then a little
thing like the draft and military service interrupted the scenario.) '

In modern GR, it is energy that is gravitational, not mass per se.  So for
gravity we must track the energy; in fact, the COLLECTED energy, which is
something a little different from just "energy."

Change subjects.  Let's work with particle and wave duality.  Move an
electron at a velocity.  Well, today we know that space is a violent
virtual flux.  So that mass "cuts" that flux more rapidly.  Some of the
flux rotates 90 degrees, changing to 3-space.  Then it rotates back out.
That "right angle turn" is what we call "velocity c" as shown by the
Lorentz transform.

 The extra rate at which it is cutting the flux is what is called
"increase in mass."  That's something that can be engineered if you get at
it right, but that's another subject.

Now as that electron picks up velocity (to you, the external observer), to
you it seems to be "shortening" along its line of motion.

(Lorentz-Fitzgerald contraction).  Well, that's because it is rotating
(each little part of it is) out of your 3-space toward a 4th spatial
dimension (not time, as they normally think).  As it reaches speed c to
you, it has now rotated (each little point has) by 90 degrees, and its
length along the line of motion now seems zero to you.  It's entire
3-space has rotated out of your three space a right angle turn, so it lost
a dimension in its intersection with your space.  So to you it looks like
a flat plane, moving at the speed of light.  Hey, that's (crudely
speaking) a photon.  Larger mass, it's a wavefront moving at c.  That's
what we call an "electromagnetic wave."   Now get in front of that thing
with a stationary mass and let the photon hit it.

Bingo!  It suddenly is flipped back that 90 degrees from its higher
dimensional rotation, and re-enters your full 3-space  and turns into a
little increment of (3-space) mass, in that bigger absorbing mass.

Roughly, the virtual photons in the vacuum are continually being absorbed
and re-radiated back by every charged mass.  That's a VIOLENT interaction
that drives everything.  In fact, it is happening for every mass.  But it
also has a broken symmetry; that part that "flips ninety degrees" (photon
absorption) and then flips back 90 degrees again to be re-emitted as a
photon, is what is involved in the asymmetry.

The rate at which this "flip in, flip out" is occurring actually gives the
mass of the object. After all, it's the rate at which action (angular
momentum, which is what a photon is) is converting to mass and then back
again.  Mass is just a measure of the "rotation in and hesitation" before
rotating back out again of the energy flux.  It's the "condensation and
hesitation" portion.  That's crude, but will suffice here.

Now EM theory left out half of the EM.  The photons do NOT occur singly;
they occur in pairs, normally, of a photon coupled with an antiphoton --
that's a graviton.

When the incoming "photon" comes in to hit the mass, actually it's a
graviton (photon-antiphoton pair) that hits it.  The photon
(time-forward!) interacts with the time-forward part of the atom, which is
the electrons in the electron shells.  The antiphoton (time-reversed)
splits off and interacts with the (time-reversed) nucleus, producing the
well-known Newtonian third law recoil.   Electrodynamicists, having
erroneously discarded the missing antiwave, just ignore it and accept that
Newtonian recoil happens MYSTICALLY without any cause whatsoever.  That
violates quantum field theory, because in it every force is generated by
exchange of virtual particles.  So there had to be a virtual particle come
in and hit the nucleus to produce the recoil force.  That's the part that
was erroneously excluded from EM by Faraday and Maxwell.

Since the atom and every particle in it are continually bombarded from all
sides by virtual particles from the vacuum, the atom and every particle in
it are all PUMPED PHASE CONJUGATE MIRRORS.  An atom is just such an
assemblage.

In phase conjugate optics (which in theory applies at any frequency, if
the nonlinearity is sufficiently great), when a signal wave (ordinary
wave) comes in and strikes a pumped (i.e., extra opposing waves
rhythmically "squeezing" the mirror material) phase conjugate mirror, the
mirror interacts with the incoming signal just before or as it is striking
the atom.  This is a purely multiwave interaction, because of the
nonlinearity.  The end result is that the antiphoton halves of the pump
waves and the incoming signal wave are not allowed to reach the nucleus.
Instead, they form an ensemble of antiphotons which is an antisignal
(amplified phase conjugate replica) which is emitted back precisely along
the direction through space previously taken by the incoming signal wave.
(This is the simple case).

Now here's an interesting fact.  A pumped phase conjugate mirror material,
no matter how powerfully pumped or how powerful a phase conjugate replica
wave it emits, DOES NOT RECOIL.  It does not exhibit Newtonian recoil of
the nucleus BECAUSE THE ANTIPHOTONS DID NOT INTERACT IN THERE.  (See
Pepper's 40-odd page intro to phase conjugate optics, some years ago in
OPTICAL ENGINEERING Journal).

This is a HIGHLY SIMPLIFIED lay explanation; it's really a bit more
complicated!  But this will suffice for here, to get the point across as
to what antigravity is.

Anyway, the "excess absence" of positive energy is just the presence of
excess "negative energy."  Gravity is, as is well known, the presence of
the negative (time-reversed, in this case) energy.  Excess gravity
affecting the nucleus would be the presence of excess negative
(time-reversed) energy that interacts with the nucleus.

Well, that means that ANTIGRAVITY for the nucleus is just the ABSENTING of
a bunch of excess negative (time-reversed) energy that tries to reach the
nucleus, but is intercepted first and redirected!

Voila! Now we have the secret of antigravity being created in the nucleus.
We cause an input of a lot of excess negative (time-reversed) incoming
energy, and intercept it and redirect it away before it interacts with the
nucleus.  That will generate a unilateral thrust.  So just orient that
thrust upward, and you have antigravity.

Look at it in terms of GR theory.  You dramatically increase the negative
energy density of the space immediately adjacent to the nucleus, then
summarily expel that negative energy density away.  That's it.  That's all
there is to it.  You make a local curvature of spacetime (in the proper
sense), then violently eject that local curvature and its negative energy
density.  That gives you "gravity traveling away" from you, which is
identical to "antigravity traveling in" to you.  Now this is rough, as I
said, but about the simplest I can put it.

From quantum field theory, we use the notion that all forces are created
on their affected masses by exchange of virtual particles.  That means
that so is the Newtonian recoil force.

In the PPCM, we ABSENT a Newtonian reaction force by ABSENTING some
negative incoming unidirectional energy; i.e., by having some phase
conjugate energy from that incoming signal wave that is deviated and not
allowed to interact in the nucleus.

Hey!  Suppose you bring in a whale of a lot more of that incoming signal
wave, with its (presently unrecognized) equal incoming antisignal wave.
Suppose we now do the "pumped phase conjugate mirror bit" and intercept
that extra incoming antisignal, and redirect it.  Bingo!  You will produce
a unilateral extra force on the nucleus.  And it will be a force IN THE
DIRECTION of the missing Newtonian third law recoil force in the previous
experiment.

In other words, you just produced a unilateral thrust in the nuclei,
toward the direction of your input signal.

Increase the input signal, and you increase the output phase conjugate
energy as well as your unilateral thrust.

Now this happens all the time in phase conjugate optics.  Just one
problem.  The magnitude of the effect is an inverse function of the
frequency!  At optical frequency, you will be hardput to measure the
effect with even a very sensitive instrument.  At ELF frequencies, you
will produce thrust like gangbusters.

As an estimate, for a 10% efficient process, 150 watts of this "excess
effect" will levitate one pound against earth's gravity at the surface of
the earth.

The problem is, how do you build an ELF phase conjugate mirror?  Well,
with normal gradients of potentials etc., you cannot.  But in the INTERIOR
EM domain, inside the scalar potential, everything acts so nonlinearly
that nonlinear optics functioning universally applies.

So the secret is to pump at ELF (say, 60 Hertz as Sweet did) in the inner
domain.  Better yet, have the material self-oscillating with the vacuum
flux (as Sweet did in his specially activated, self-oscillating magnets).

I persuaded Sweet to rig the device as above, and got him to do the
experiment with an early 6-lb device.  It worked beautifully.  The input
was the gravitational force (which is a flux or waves, as you choose to
regard it).  The "excess input" resulted when Sweet connected additional
load.  So he just screwed in extra 100 watt bulbs, one at a time, and the
device got lighter and lighter on the scales.  Very smoothly.  We had to
stop at 1,000 watts, because magnetic monopoles deposited in the magnet
during such process (at each point in there, you are curving local
spacetime and steadily increaseing that curvature.  The magnets will
simply explode if you go too far, and Sweet did explode several magnets).
I wrote a paper on the subject, placed Sweet's name first (since he
invented the device), and by a fluke got it published in an IECEC
proceedings.  It just slipped through the cracks before they realized what
was in it.

Anyhow, that's the simple explanation of antigravity and how it works.
And it does work, at least if you have a self-oscillating magnetic pumped
phase conjugate mirror device with 60 Hz pumping in the inner EM domain,
as Sweet had.

Cheers,
Tom Bearden