Re: Gravity does NOT suck

Bradley W. Scott ( (no email) )
Fri, 23 Jan 1998 16:32:07 +1100

At 21:19 22/01/98 -0800, you wrote:
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>Hi all .. :)
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>In a nutshell: EM fields form the basis of time as we know it (causing the
>basic state-change in atoms). When an EM field is emitted, it
>simultaneously produces an equal and opposite EM field (re: inverted 180
>degrees -- phase conjugated, in a sense). It is this opposing field which
>PUSHES upon the atom, causing it to recoil. That's gravity. Lastly,
>inertia is merely the sum total of all gravitational forces in your local
>region which exert pressure upon you.
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>After piecing this together, it set me on a long gedanken experiment on
>how this could possibly relate to resonance-induced levitation.
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>Well... any comments?
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Hi there,

Here's a comment. Bearden talks about how transverse EM waves coupled to
the phase conjugate create EM longitudinal waves, even for ELF. Sound
waves are longitudinal. Tom's also developing a theory on matter-vacuum,
vacuum-matter energy transfer. Longitudinal EM waves play an important
role in this transfer. I don't know, but presumable you could think of
sound waves as being longitudinal EM waves, since the atoms and molecules
don't actually touch. Food for thought?

Cheers,

Brad

Bradley W. Scott
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