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yes
gravity pushes down and anti gravity pushes up (to be as simplistic as
possible)

do you know the URL to the uni you mentioned?


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Nobody wrote in message <35C0B6B0.80700842@over.the.rainbow>...
>Actually antigravity is a force.  Just like gravity is a force.  There's a
>physics website somewhere that says that.  Plus a Duke University Professor
who
>teaches at the NC School of Science and Math reaffirmed that fact as well.
>
>Firestarter wrote:
>
>> I saw a declassified film of a made up UFO taking off without any noise,i
>> think it was in the 60s and was totally crap,but then tecnology changes
and
>> we are able to use anti gravity now,probably not very well,but we *can*
use
>> it.
>>
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>> Miguel Cruz wrote in message <6pmmb3$m3a$1@news.ycc.yale.edu>...
>> >Elektrify <Elektrify@ricknn.globalneta.co.uk> wrote:
>> >> I cannot say as a fact as I have only been as far as the signs,  I
didn't
>> >> want to get shot. but I saw a proggie on discovery about UFO's and
they
>> >> speculated that a disc shaped parabolic object with a large capaciter
in
>> >> the centre could create a degree of lift, this is fact!
>> >
>> >It is a fact that you saw a program on Discovery, or it is a fact that
>> >someone speculated on camera about the flying potential of a flying
disc?
>> >
>> >Either way, WOW!
>> >
>> >miguel
>>
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