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From: Jack Sarfatti
Date: Sat, 08 Apr 1995 00:00
Date: Sat, 08 Apr 1995 00:00
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In <3m5cal$fl2@classic.iinet.com.au> jack@iinet.com.au (jack kopytek) writes: > >--*-*-*- Next Section -*-*-* >Content-Type: text/plain > >In article <Pine.BSI.3.91.950401054936.18926C-100000@garnet.msen.com>, James Daugherty <jhdaugh@a-albionic.com> says: >> >>This sounds unlikely to me? But who knows? >> >>I would be interested if anyone has an informed comment. >> > > >--*-*-*- Next Section -*-*-* > >I read few books regarding works of Thomas Townsend Brown and I'm happy >to add a comment into this subject. As a fan of astrophysics I realized that > since mid fifties there was no major progress in the field of gravitational >research. The only major discovery that I heard if was made by T.T. Brown , >and soon after he published his work in the 50's his discovery >was classified by US Military. T.T. Brown claims that he found link between >gravitational and electromagnetic fields. >His work was published in Nov. 1958 issue of Fate Magazine by Gaston Gurridge >title ' Townsend Brown and his Anti_Gravty Discs'. >He also patented his discovery under U.S. patent No : 2,949,550 > in Aug 16 1960 , he named it 'Electrokinetic Apparatus'. > >For those interested in science works of T.T. Brown are worth of attention. > >----- Jack.------ > > The link between gravity and electromagnetism is well known in classical general relativity, but my impression is that the effects are much too weak to be detected under ordinary conditions. One would have to have extremely intense spacetime curvature in a kind of "condom" :-) around the craft - or at least under it and maybe in front and back as in the Alcubierre idea - a very thin nanothick sheath of intense curvature. This is beyond our known technology but perhaps not beyond a future time travelling technolgy using the primordial giant wormholes from the big bang stabilized by negative mass cosmic strings that Greg Benford et-al talk about in recent Physical Review "Subways to the Stars". This could also have some relevance to the enigma of old stars in a young universe if large amounts of mass are transferred back in time so that the old stars we see in the past have time travelled from the far future back to inside our past light cone here-now. This would of course be evidence of Dyson engineering (see Time Without End in http://www.hia.com/hia/pcr/new.html or http://www.hia.com/hia/pcr/dyson.html The motivation is simple. You live in the far future in an open universe. It's getting cold and lonely. What better way to be more comfortable than to move your entire solar system back in time! Think about it Dude! It makes sense. In other words, this could be our first Contact with Future Civilizations who have moved back to our past to "warm Miami" so to speak! :-)
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