Category Archives: Physics

LaViolette v. Department of Commerce

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In August of 1998 Paul LaViolette was hired by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to work as an examiner of MRI patents. Some months later, Tom Valone, a friend of his who also worked at the patent office began planning a conference on new energy technology that was to be held in Washington at the Department of Commerce auditorium. He created a posting on his website advertising the conference and LaViolette put a link to the posting on his own website. More →

The Nassikas Lorentz force thruster fails the helium test

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In August we carried out a helium test on version II and III of the Nassikas thruster at SuperPower Corp. in Schenectady, NY. We fixed the coil in a liquid helium dewar with its axis pointed in a horizontal direction. The dewar in turn was suspended from a ceiling beam so that it could move from side to side. Any side deflection of the dewar, due to any internally developed force, would have been measured on an electronic scale which was in mechanical contact with the wall of the dewar. More →

Test results on the Nassikas Thruster II propulsion device

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Earlier this year we had conducted a crowd funding campaign to raise money in order to conduct a test of the Nassikas thruster II propulsion device (https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/superconducting-levitation-thruster#/). The coil was wound by Superpower Inc. (Schenectady, NY) in early October and tests were completed this past week at the Superpower facilities. More →

The Minimum Contradictions Physics of Dr. Nassikas and a Comparison to Subquantum Kinetics

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Prior to the discovery of his first thruster invention described elsewhere https://igg.me/at/levitation-thruster and https://etheric.com/nassikas-thruster-light-years-ahead-of-the-dawn-spacecraft-ion-propulsion-system/, Dr. Athanassios Nassikas had been for many years developing a philosophical methodology based on the principles of logic that would allow one to judge the desirability of physics theories. Namely, this approach led him to the conclusion that physics theories concocted with the minimum number of independent axioms or hypotheses would be the most desirable… More →

The Nassikas Superconducting Lorentz Thruster: Levitation with essentially zero power draw and heavy payload capability

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Here I would like to announce a new superconductor thruster idea that Dr. Nassikas has come up with which should be able to produce 30,000 to a million times more thrust than his version 1 thruster. The implications of this new thruster invention are mind boggling. To distinguish it from his earlier version, he refers to it as the Nassikas thruster II (version 2);… More →

First Discovery of Quadrupole Gravity Waves Still Does Not Prove Existence of Black Holes

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After sitting on their discovery for 5 months, scientists affiliated with the LIGO observatories finally announced that they had for the first time unequivocally detected a gravity wave. This culminated a four decade search for gravity waves. First, one may note that if our own Galactic center were ever to launch a killer gravity wave heralding a coming superwave, don’t expect to hear about it from LIGO. They will likely sit on the data for months and then you would never hear about it because all global communication systems would be down two days later after the gamma ray/cosmic ray pulse arrived. More →

The Force of Star Wars and the Organic Conception of the Ether

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If we take the concept of the Force taught in the movie Star Wars and bring it one level down to the subquantum realm, this very accurately describes the transmuting ether postulated in subquantum kinetics. Like the Force, the ether of subquantum kinetics “binds” the universe together. This is essentially an organic view of the physical world, namely that one region of space affects other parts of space and is itself affected by those other regions of space. More →