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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.

No, I mean if it had the rockets still attached to it once it had left the earths atmosphere. And if they still had the full amount of fuel. How fast could it go?

Is there any similarity between the bar detector and this experiment? Gravity modification experiment using a rotating superconducting disk and radio frequency fields Abstract An experiment is described which attempts to replicate the results of Podkletnov et al. concerning an alleged...

Hi I was just wondering if the bar detectors, are in any way related to this experiment. Spinning superconductors have been the subject of controversial "anti-gravity" claims, most notably by Eugene Podkletnov in the 1990s, who suggested rotating superconductors could reduce the weight of...

Hi, Apparently the bar detector for gravitational waves detects a single gravitational wave, thus could it be used to detect all the gravitational waves that pass through it?

Could you use that information to help come up with an idea of how to stop the gravitational wave? If the graviton is absorbed/ makes the electrons jump to a different level, does that mean it gets stopped?

Is the fact that it detects gravitational waves, means that its also stopping it?

Hi Now that we know that Bar detectors for gravitational waves might detect gravitational waves, do you know if you could use that information to help stop gravitational waves?

Hi I was wondering how fast a space shuttle could go, if it didn't have to first escape the earths gravity. As in if it had the rockets attached to it.

What does everyone think of this? World-first use of 3D magnetic coils to stabilise fusion plasma Turns out the key is powerful magnets!!