In chemistry...atoms have a particular weight....and matter is just a combination of the atoms. Things can levitate or float just by the weight of the atoms itself it it's lighter than air.....maybe it had something to do with affecting the molecular bonds but keeping the object intact. I REALLY HAVE NO IDEA.....that's why I asked. But i'll find the guy..and post his name...i'm sure gravity is just one constant or variable..depending on how you look at it...in the equation.
Atoms are made of matter, not the other way around. Things float because they're less dense than the medium they're in (i.e. air in water, oil in water, helium in air), it has nothing to do with affecting the molecular bonds.
He did not invent an anti-gravity device, and he did not levitate anything, controlled or uncontrolled, unless it was a magnetic material inside an electromagnetic field, which is nothing new, you can buy "floating" pens for ten bucks down at the Discovery Store.
If he had truly invented an anti-gravity field, you would have no problem finding the guy. He does not exist, and if he does, he's either dumb as a puck for not sharing it, or a fraud.
I lean towards the latter
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a field that pushes against the electromagnetism of matter on the earth or magnetic pull of the poles....cancelling out the pull of gravity
Gravity has NOTHING to do with the magnetic field of the earth. The magnetic field of the earth ranges between .3 gauss and .6 gauss, and an electromagnet powerful enough to overcome the force of gravity is, at present time, absurdly impractical and not possible with today's technology.