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Townsend Brown and Capacitors

Conservative science laboratories in both Europe and US confirmed and measured a force on charged capacitors, even when operating the capacitors in vacuum – which removes the possibility of ionic air-currents. Saucer liftoff (model 2) by T. Townsend Brown and Agnew H. Bahnson at the Bahnson Company 1958. Note high voltage arc.

Rotating Cylinders from Japan

This experiment is very educational for understanding the nature of electrogravity. The experiment is done by charging a rotating cylinder to a high voltage.

A weight loss of around 1% is reported when the cylinder is rotating.

Gravity Shielding in Finland

News reports about gravity “shielding” experiments, at Tampere University in Finland, show a small drop in the weight of objects placed over a special cryogenic device, as if it were shielding the object from the effects of gravity – an effect deemed impossible by most scientists.

“We thought it might be a mistake”, Dr. [...]

Speed of Gravity?

I enjoyed reading a paper on the speed of gravity by Tom Van Flandern, University of Maryland.

He says: “…gravity is once again taken to be a propagating force of nature in flat space-time with the propagation speed indicated by observational evidence and experiments: not less than 2 x 1010 c.“

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Does All Mass Have Weight?

After you read the basic ElectroGravity paper “Free Fall of Elementary Particles“, you will understand that mass does not always have weight.

We may all agree that mass is a direct function of the speed of propagation of electromagnetic energy. However, weight is not always a function of mass.

For example; elementary particles, [...]