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Anti-Gravity / Antigravity Research (General; Miscellaneous)

There's an article in New Scientist, claiming that soundwaves travel upwards because they have negative mass, and have antigravity.
It's behind a paywall, but frankly sounds like a late April's Fools joke. ...

I believe this is - or is based upon - the following paper:

The mass of sound
Angelo Esposito, Rafael Krichevsky, and Alberto Nicolis
Department of Physics, Center for Theoretical Physics,
Columbia University, 538W 120th Street, New York, NY, 10027, USA

The pre-publication manuscript is hosted at arxiv.org at:

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1807.08771.pdf
 
This thread is being established as a compendium for miscellaneous items relating to anti-gravity / antigravity research, inventions, theories, etc.
 
May I suggest

'The Antigravity Handbook' and ' Anti-gravity and the Unified Field'

Bot edited by David Hatcher Childress. Published by UAP Publishers Network.

INT21.
 
I'm putting this in here, as it seems to be a legitimate endeavour, but so many have been damned by even looking into the subject in the past that it still seems somewhat toxic.


NASA, DARPA, MIT Scientists Met to Discuss “Anti-Gravity” Tech
It's the "Woodstock of gravity-modification research."

A number of NASA, DARPA, MIT and Air Force scientists met on Zoom in November to discuss something usually reserved for fringe theorists and cranks: how to defeat gravity, The Debrief reports.

The inaugural Alternative Propulsion Energy Conference (APEC) was formed to give scientists a chance to discuss taboo — and, to be fair, often far-fetched — ideas that fall outside the confines of mainstream science.

There have been 22 meetings in the series since then, according to The Debrief‘s reporting, with scientists discussing topics ranging from Non-Newtonian Em Propulsion to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) sightings.

In other words, it’s the “Woodstock of gravity-modification research,” as Ron Kita, the founder of a venture called Chiralex that’s working on “gravitational shielding” materials, called it in a quote for the event’s homepage.

Via Futurism.com
 
Still the best introduction to this field is Nick Cook's The Hunt for Zero Point. Also of more general relevance is Paul LaViolette's Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion, although this is almost entirely concerned with the Biefield Brown effect. It seems that it is not uncommon for people connected with alleged breakthroughs in this field to go off the radar. Kammler, who headed the Nazis' exotic research effort, with special interest in the Bell device that may have generated very high rotational speeds using plasma rather than solid objects, went missing for many years, although evidence has now come out that he was indeed acquired along with other top Nazis under the US Paperclip project.
 
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