HA> Any out there that can build a levitating machine?

 HT> We call them elevators in America.  In the UK they're 
 HT> called lifts.  They are routinely used to levitate 
 HT> people, equipment, and supplies.

 HA> You only
 HA> need to speed up time in matter?

 HT> I've noticed that during the (almost) five decades 
 HT> that I've lived, time goes by faster with each passing 
 HT> decade.  Well, that's true for all but the first 
 HT> decade.  I didn't pay much attention to the passing of 
 HT> time during that one.

 
Viktor Schauberger constructed a levitating machine 1943. A round disk with a
60 cm diameter and weight  of 40kg. It broke the six 6 1/4" steel bolts and
flew straight up through the roof. It was driven with some sort of silicon
gel that seems to have produced some type of high voltage electricity. The
machine generated a fluroscent light when it flew.
 
Another book describes how the priests i tibet get up the building stones
on top of the mountains. They shold have used very big horns and drums placed
in a semi circle arond the stone in the center. After a while of horning and
trumming, suddenly the stone flew up on the moutain says the eye witness. Can
this be true?
 
Someone repeated Galleis experiment but also with magnetic material. The
objects fell with different speeds... Some years ago the BBC science radio
reported of some odd Russian levitating experiment. But suddenly the Russian
got very silent and refused to say no more.
 
When an object get caught in a gravity field the time slows down. The object
loses energy and that energy must go somewhere. It is converted to movement.
Reverse this process and, voila, you have a levitating machine. Flying
planes with some odd millions parts that (falls apart) must co-work seems
somewhat obsolete and out of date.
 
Excuse my rotten english it's not what it have been and never has anyway! I
have forgotten the school gramma and the spelling and my german is several
magnitudes worse.
 
Bye H.A.


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