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jaiseasea
Another topic from a guy that has seen too many scifi programs.

Is it possible to project magnetic fields? What I mean is a field that could be projected in front of a craft to "pull" the craft to its destination. Not to be confused with "subspace" propulsion on star trek. lol


freethis
yes, and no. wink.gif

a super train floats on a magnetic field, also it pulls the train down the track. so in one way yes.

the no is only because such great magnetic forces would fry you, because of the magnetic radiation, and we don't have that kind of magnetism available to be great enough for it to push you off the earth.


check it out, here is all the proof you need! cool.gif

with that said, a capacitor of great voltage will in fact create a gravity well, and a gravity hill directly in front of the craft you wish to fly.

http://www.google.com/patents?id=YBldAAAAE...s=2007#PPA25,M1


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=As-wYmFYb3I...related&search=
Empress Palpatine
That patent was a few years old. Did they ever build one?

That video was hard to see clearly. Whatever it was, it broke. I am not sure I understand what it was....some sort of extension cord?

I did ask about force fields in another thread. I am always wondering how much certain sci-fi things have become real. For some people, sci-fi is how people find out anything about science. They usually hear it from sci-fi first. biggrin.gif
freethis
the patent worked, works.
in the video you can clearly see many crafts hover, and accelerate at great speed.
they are the same type of crafts that you can see in the pictures, on the Patent cool.gif page.
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