Uncovering the Truth Behind WWII and Anti-Gravity Technology

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The discussion centers around the question of whether the U.S. acquired anti-gravity or gravifugal technology from the Nazis during World War II, and whether such technology would necessitate a reevaluation of established scientific principles, including those of Newton and Einstein.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant poses the question of whether the U.S. obtained anti-gravity or gravifugal technology from the Nazis during WWII and its implications for scientific understanding.
  • Another participant expresses skepticism, stating outright that such technology did not exist.
  • Several participants express curiosity about the existence of Nazi gravifugal technology, with one humorously questioning where it could be found.
  • There is a playful exchange regarding spelling and terminology, with participants speculating on the correct term and expressing uncertainty about the original intent.

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Participants do not reach a consensus; there are competing views regarding the existence of the technology in question, with some expressing skepticism and others showing curiosity.

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The discussion includes speculative elements and humor, with no definitive claims made about the existence or implications of the technology.

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Hello, All

Million dollor question...Did the U.S. get antigravity or gravifugal technology (whatever you want to call it) from the Nazis during WWII, if so is it a reflection of Newton, einstein or is it a completely new concept that must change our view of science.
 
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Hah, awesome.
 
Uh- No, it didn't!
 
I'd love to see a piece of ancient Nazi gravifugal technology.
Where can I find it?
 
arildno said:
I'd love to see a piece of ancient Nazi gravifugal technology.
Where can I find it?
Aviator's spelling is improving.
 
But perhaps not enough;
Did he mean gravifrugal technology, perchance? :confused:
 
arildno said:
Did he mean gravifrugal technology, perchance? :confused:
I'm afraid to speculate upon what he might have meant.
 

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