ANTIGRAVITY NEWS
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ANTIGRAVITY NEWS
Courtesy of the Editor
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ANTIGRAVITY NEWS and SPACE DRIVE TECHNOLOGY is a new bimonthly newsletter published by J.E.Cox Enterprise, P.O. Box 655, Marietta, GA 30061-655 (Phone 770-218-9693). Volume 1, number 1, July-August 1997 provides the reader with a review and update on the latest developments in antigravity. Some anomalous results have been obtained from more than one source. This newsletter has been inspired by the work of Podkletnov and has its purpose to share with the readers the latest reports on anti-gravity. A second purpose of the newsletter is to review antigravity research. A third purpose is to report on various achievements of inventors who are not mainstream scientists.
Editor James E. Cox is a graduate of California State Polytechnic University, with a B.S. degree in Physics. He has had extensive experience working with aerospace firms in a variety of engineering specialties including communications and propulsion. This first issue of AGN provides a good review of the work that has been reported on antigravity. At $36 per year for U.S. and $48 per year foreign, it is expected that this newsletter will be a leading publication in the strange and developing world of antigravity.
In vol 1, issue 2, Antigravity inventors are featured, with bios and accomplishments enumerated for those with names in the A to L range. The rest will be featured next month. Also in the contents: Engineering Notebook: Apollo Vehicle G-shield Trade Story; Update on Superconductor Gravity Shield Experiments; and Antigravity in the news, articles and papers.
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Dec. 10, 1997.