Well, if you want to graduate, I don't think it would behoove you to
stir up the rest of the class. Some profs are open to such things,
others treat it as flaky or a threat to their knowledge so they don't
look kindly on people who rock the boat. The file on Walter Wright is
at;
http://www.keelynet.com/gravity/wright.htm
Now this file might be a great opening for the idea of push gravity;
http://www.keelynet.com/gravity/push.htm
Here are JUST SOME of the prizes that will go to whoever meets the
specific challenge of flight whether it be antigrav or other;
http://www.keelynet.com/gravity/space1.htm
If you want to build the case for Push Gravity, look up LeSage
(roughly late 17th century), Isaac Newton and even Einstein stated
that gravity was a push as did modern Renaissance man Walter Russell.
I learned long ago not to try to convert or even offer any proofs (of
which Walter Wright has over 200 experiments that validate push
gravity where there is NOT ONE that validates PULL gravity)...you
should take a trip to his home in Fairfield, CA and check out his
museum...Walter is getting up there in age, but last time I saw him he
was in excellent shape, he is very concerned that when he dies his
museum will discarded as garbage by those who don't comprehend what
this all means. I fully intend to offer to absorb it when KeelyNet
gets some funding. The experiments are documented in a series of home
made videotapes that Walter and his friend Darlene put together, there
are about 28 of these videos...#13 if my favorite as it shows why the
earth has tides....wonderful stuff and it was what converted
me....when Ron Barker and I first heard it, we thought it was crazy,
after viewing the video and talking with Walter, you simply can't deny
it...he is such a cool guy too...well worth knowing and talking
with...people just don't know what they have until its gone...and
Walter is an alt science treasure...as with such things, he might get
credit long after he is gone, when some of us get off our collective
butts and build hardware to verify what he claims....an entirely new
order of science will emerge...aether led to zpe and once everyone
starts thinking along the lines of high density energy that pervades
all space and matter, seeking areas of lesser density, we WILL see
amazing inventions...have fun with jerking your teachers chain...
---HERNING@uwplatt.edu wrote:
>
> Hello All!
> I have an interesting topic for discussion that I would like some
input
> on. Next semester I have a Modern Physics class to take and it got
me thinking
> about my other physics classes I had and gravity. I remember
learning about
> gravity but I don't recall ever being told an explanation of gravity
and the
> evidence on why it is considered a pull, just seemed to be assumed
and not
> questioned. From much of what I read here it makes much more sense
for gravity
> to be a push. What is the evidence for gravity being a pull and for
it being a
> push? Though it would be an interesting point to bring up to the
Professor, but
> I would like to have all my info correct before I say anything, I
know there is
> a file listed under some of the old KeelyNet files that described an
experiment
> with two deep holes and hung masses and that if gravity was a pull
they should
> have been pulled to a common center , but the were not, I think that
the common
> center was quite a ways beyond earth in space somewhere, this was on
argument
> aginst the pull theory. Can't remember what file it was
offhand....Anyhow,
> anyones input would be appreciated! Thanks.
>
>
> Garrett Herning
> herning@uwplatt.edu
> http://vms.www.uwplatt.edu/~herning
>
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