Recent content by Josiah

Hi What is the relationship between superconductors and gravity? Eugene podkletnov came up with some interesting findings. The first experiment centered on a spinning superconducting disk and the possibility of slight weight reduction above it.

I know gravitons are theoretical, but do you have any ideas on how an abject could absorb more gravitons. Maybe if you increase the number of electrons?

I know the force of gravity is incredibly weak, but on the other hand there is a huge number of gravitons hitting the electron, so wouldn't this be detected. If you find the electron goes to a higher level, then you have detected the gravitons.

Is it the electrons that absorb the gravitons, or is it the nucleus? (assuming gravitons exist)

How close are we to getting micro reactors?

Sorry about my ignorance, but what does a particle with spin 2 mean?

How about magnetic fields and gravity. Are there any similarities?

Hi I was wondering what determines whether the Graviton(assuming they exist) get absorbed or pass through an object?

Hi I was wondering what happens to a super conductor at the molecular level? Why is there no resistance when electricity passes through it?

What if you added 2 NTP rockets to the boosters, and shuttle how fast would it go?

Or do the electrons in this state absorb more gravitational waves, thus the effect is magnified and can be detected

Hi, I was just wondering how bar detectors work. From what Ive read, the electrons act as one, thus accentuates the effect of a single gravitational wave.

How many boosters would you need to go to the nearest star, in a human life time, or 100 years, again assuming there is no need to escape earths gravity.