graviton box

nmacdannald

6th August 2006 - 02:14 PM

It would seem we could build something much like a faraday box that attracts and reroutes gravitons. This way, inside the box there would be no gravity?

Turya

6th August 2006 - 02:58 PM

QUOTE (nmacdannald+Aug 6 2006, 02:14 PM)

It would seem we could build something much like a faraday box that attracts and reroutes gravitons. This way, inside the box there would be no gravity?

Quite possible and in progress. Consider S-1 gravyphoton as a same vector electrogravity carrier. Only scale factor between is huge. So technology has to depend on "exotic" states of matter. Question of spin is nevertheless crucial also.

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