The Baron replied
In a message dated 11/17/2005 12:54:09 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for the above link which discusses the Nazi Bell Antigravity idea that is very similar to the Carl Sagan Contact antigravity device.
I've spent several hours listening to the people who were
promoting the Nazi antigravity idea. I asked them, if the Nazis had
weapons like that, why did they loose the war? Their response was, the
Nazis didn't loose the war, the Germans did. Someone should have told
that to the Nurenberg 10. Yes, I've heard of operation
Paperclip.
h shows a picture of a Nazi gyroscope device purchased in a Texas military surplus store,
The military industrial complex, sold off an antigravity device
in a surplus store. Baron, thy middle name should to gullible. I've
got a bridge in New York I'd like to sell you.
If either the Americans or Russians had antigravity they would
have incorporated it into weapons, and they would be selling
them.
The book above describes the vortex physics detailed in mathematical notation by Konstantine Meyl in his book scalar waves which describes how the antigravity devices work.
Have you built any machine that is detailed in Professor Meyl's book?
Einstein's relativity theory overlooks the above ideas which are
based on theories of objectivity and prove that an aether does exist
which has been measured as the book
Einstein believed in the possibility of an Aether.
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