Re: Tapping gravity to speed up electron gyroscopes

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With regard to the earlier question;

> Is there a way to collect and redirect gravity
> over a wide surface area so that it is FOCUSED,
> LIKE LIGHT onto a small area with miles of wire
> coils or some other electron tap such as a
> superconductor or something like the totally
> cool magnetic toroid posted by Manfred at;

http://www.escribe.com/science/keelynet/m7753.html

here is how large masses FOCUS gravity (mascons = mass
concentrations), click on javity window to see the diagram
and experiment with it;

http://www.magma.ca/~pmcgrath/

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