New Evidence of Anti-Gravity (1989)

Free-fall experiment of a spinning gyro enclosed

in a capsule has been conducted in order to investigate the

topological effect of an object's spinning on the

fall-acceleration.



The topological effect is due to the gauge term of de Rham's

cohomology which couples with the invariant angular momentum

on a mirror transformation.



The theory anticipates the generation of a twisted field that

leads to the additional anti-gravity whose strength is different

in lefthand and righthand spinning around an axis.



For ten runs of the repeated fall experiments, in which each run

consists of the fall-time measurements for the lefthand (VIEWED

FROM ABOVE), righthand and no spinning about the vertical axis.



The fall-acceleration g(R) of the right-spinning is significantly

smaller than g(L) of the left-spinning at 18,000 rpm, with the

latter being almost identical with  g(O) of no spinning, without

exception.



Our experimental system is composed of the following main parts:



   (a)  fall-tower of 300 cm in height,

   (b)  five pairs of laser apparatus placed at upper, middle,

        and lower positions along the fall-tower,

   (c)  two time-counters (two frequency-counters with accuracy

        of 10^(-6)sec ) which were inserted between the upper

        and middle position, and between the upper and lower

        position, respectively,

   (d)  a gate circuit for (c),

   (e)  an electro-magnet, and

   (f)  a drive apparatus of a gyro whose rotor-mass, radius,

        and inertial moment are 175 g, 2.9 cm, and 969.5 gcm.



Various techniques have been used in order to fall the capsule

enclosing the gyro exactly along the vertical axis.



The main results are summarized in the following:



The mean value of the difference between g(R) and g(0),

, is  = -0.1392 gal  (0.0716 gal),

and that for the left spinning is   =  0.0029 gal

(0.0663 gal).



Furthermore,



 that for g(R) - g(L) is  = - 0.1421 gal (0.0317 gal).

 where g(0) is the Earth's gravity-acceleration

 at Sendai (latitude=38.248 N,

 longitude=140.847 E,

 height=130.0 m),



and the mean value for g(0) is = 980.0658 gal(0.0001 gal).



The above experimental data are presented as mean value in gal

(standard deviation in gal).



The experimental results are completely free from systematic

errors.  Statistical evaluation has been also performed for

the populations corresponding to the sample ensembles (the

experimental data).



The present experiment has confirmed our previous experimental

results for the weight changes of three spinning gyros:



The previous experiment showed that



    the RIGHT-SPINNING caused weight DECREASE

    in proportion to the number of rotations,



    while the LEFT-SPINNING showed NO WEIGHT CHANGE.



The previous report was published in Physical Review Letters,

63, 2701-2704 (1989).



Both the present and previous experiments suggest that the



    RIGHT-SPINNING GENERATES ANTI-GRAVITY,



and also that the parity (the reflection symmetry on a mirror

transformation) of gravity breaks down completely.



The appearance of anti-gravity means the GENERATION OF

POSITIVE ENERGY FROM THE VACUUM (i.e. the Aether).



The detail of the present experiment will be published shortly

in "Speculations in Science and Technology".  And also, the

present experiment will be reported in "International Conference

on New Ideas in Natural Science", to be held by the Russia

Academy of Science, St.-Petersburg, June 17-21, 1996.



Furthermore, anti-gravity theory for a spinning object has

been developed by Hayasaka, and published in "Proceeding of

III Inter. Conf. on Space, Time, and Gravitation", held by

the Russia Academy of Science, St. Petersburg, May 21-27, 1994.



The proceeding was published by "Politechnika", (6,

Inzhenernaya Str., St.-Petersburg, 191011, Russia), 1995.



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          Research Institute for Fracture Technology

          Tohoku University

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Comments - this report indicates that a righthand spin (viewed from above)

causes a decrease in gravity interactions and thus a positive energy

result.


This might be helpful to free energy or anti-grav researchers who need that

small boost to kick their machines into overunity or successful operation.



It also indicates the twist that is often associated with Aether flows and

subsequently with all energies which cascade down from the aether plenum.