Greetings Jones, Thanks for the gravity link.
I guess that I have mentioned the AG patents of Hank Wallace: 3626605 and 606 before. Wallace worked for General Electric that billion dollar company that is beyond paying taxes.....this is sadly legal. Wallace s fellow workers said that he would get fired if he continued his Antigravity Research. He thought ..no way...and he said that he was amazed when they really fired him. (thank heavens that Focardi and Rossi weren t GE employees) I think that he has a long patent list / list of discoveries that he made for GE. I will have to go back and re-check the size of the list. Wallaces patents states that the higher atomic number metals have more neutrons than protons and when spun....the excess neutrons give rise to a kinemassic / neutronic field that can be used to modify gravity. If my memory is correct copper and metals above meet this requirement, since a brass gyro was used in his experiments. Feb 14, 1980. the New Scientist published a short article on Wallace s patents and it claimed that the US military was upset that they were publicly issued. The April 2011 issue of the Scientific American has an article from a Sleptisal Inquirer author on the topic of UFO s- he introduces a term called: CRAP.....but author "seems" to be reasonably open minded on the subject. The author concluded that are still things that we do not know. I will have go back to the library and re-read this article-----what am I missing. How did this get thru. Grins, Ron Kita, Chiralex .....ahhhhh.....it was the April Fools issue....but the Skeptical Inquirer isn t that slick.
