Got a question on my blog  Papps Noble Gas engine 
http://froarty.scienceblog.com/32178/32178/#comments

>From Norbert<http://hardsoftlucid.wordpress.com> on September 15, 2012 at 7:18 
>pm<http://froarty.scienceblog.com/32178/32178/#comment-423>
Does the engine also create small gravitational fluctuations? Since the plasma 
and the gases used are very similar to the keshe reactor 
(www.keshefoundation.org) . And there units seem to create gravitational and 
magnetic fields. And they also seem to be able to maintain the plasma. But they 
are not as open about the tech as you guys seem to be, cool.
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 froarty on September 18, 2012 at 3:03 pm said: Edit
My theories are not the basis of any hardware design and it remains to be 
proven if they are even correct but yes my Relativistic interpretation of 
Casimir effect means you have segregated zones with different equivalent 
inertial planes.. aka gravity wells and gravity warps [hills] or suppression 
and concentration of what Hal Puthoff refers to as vacuum pressure. The gas 
layers form and reform Casimir geometry that excites the gas caught in the 
Casimir cavities into temporal displacement - the ether is suppressed and C^2 
is varied instead of V^2 but with very similar results to luminal velocity or 
sitting in a deep gravity well only the concentrated effect in the cavities is 
just the opposite [suppression] and instead of slowing time by increasing the 
rate of virtual particles passing through our 3D plane we have suppression that 
delays the number of virtual particles growing into the Present from the Future 
and then shrinking into the Past. These virtual particle form the basis of HUP 
that give us random gas motion even at absolute zero temp but normally 
unexploitable because their trajectory is perpendicular to all 3 spatial axii 
being on a temporal vector -a Casimir cavity provides confinement of 1 spatial 
axis and forces a limited displacement of atoms back and forth on the temporal 
axis that may better explain what we perceive as catalytic action. All these 
claims of anomalous action are just our growing awareness of the true nature of 
catalytic action as we progress to the next level of super catalysts - the 
anomalies have been there for a really long time but so small they were 
previously dismissed - that is in the process of changing :_)


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