Text: TAPPING THE AETHER'S SPIN POWER Submitted by Hal Fox The primary component of practically taping the aether is matching it's angular momentum at lesser powers of 10 velocity. This may be possible at a science fiction level in the near future. Mathematics incessantly put this angular momentum basis at 91.66.. rps, equaling 5500 rpm. A Russian magnetic levitation demonstration yielded a 65% weight reduction at 550 rpm as well as other dramatic hints of space-time warp. A mildly successful finish test was at 5000 rpm. This spin can only be understood in he context of another discovery. Physicist Saulo Carneiro determined that the past rotating universe would give objects a spin of their mass to the 1.7 power - close to the observed value. Thus the evolving spin basis becomes 91.66..rps since quantum calibrations are in seconds and synchronized by Carneiro's spin. The second component is the efficient use of space-time geometry. A minimum of 2 dimensions is required to give form to anything. A circle is essentially 2 dimensional symmetry. Two spinning discs at 91.66.. rps models the 4 basic dimensions. The third component is orienting the 2 rotating discs to each other in a way that synchronizes with space-time. Mathematical modeling yields a 54.277o angle between them for the greatest performance return. These concepts should be relatively easy to test. Adding magnets to the discs would likely improve the net results. Measuring an induced current in an electric coil would be one way of measuring the power output. [It is interesting to note that 54.00 deg. is the angle whose sine is phi/2, phi being the golden ratio [(1+SQRT(5))/2], and 54 deg. is also the basis of the pentagram, where in CA Masonry, the pentagram is used in a symbol with the phrase "In this sign you shall conquer," as also seen on US planes in WW II - PB.]

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