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Free Fall of Elementary Particles
  "Please  do not let the conservative abstract scare you off.  The paper was originally written for publication in a conservative mainstream journal, but was rejected for interesting reasons.  The paper contains factual scientific information on how gravity may be explained as an electromagnetic effect.

The information in this paper is ground-breaking in that it may open up the door for understanding how to build artificial electro-gravity.  It also opens up the possibility of voice and data communication via "gravity" waves which can be sent through solid earth and water without attenuation."

-Nils Rognerud, Nov. 28, 1996

 
  Free Fall of Elementary Particles
On moving bodies and their electromagnetic forces.

ABSTRACT

This paper is a review of the problem of the observable action of gravitational forces on charged particles. The author discusses the induced electric fields and the sometimes overlooked unique physical properties. He analyzes several experiments, showing the reality of the induced electric fields. The current interpretation, based on the idea of only one electric field, with certain characteristics, is compared with alternative approaches.

Keywords:  physics, grand unification, gravity, electromagnetic, UFO, levitation, anti-gravity. 

This paper can be viewed in HTML (below), or download the paper in MS-Word, or PDF file format

 
  Contents:
bullet Introduction
bullet Induction and Relativity
bullet The Motional Electric Field
bullet Magnetic Influences in a Zero B-Field
bullet Dielectric Effects from Divergent -Electric Fields
bullet Gravitational Forces on Elementary Particles
bullet Summary
bullet Acknowledgement
bullet References
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