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I'm sorry I did not expalin. I simply ment that the forces that arise from normal spatial situations should arise from within the black hole. Correct me if I'm wrong please.

Yes, new forces could arise, but shouldn't they be the same as the forces we feel and don't feel here today?

Without the air all we are doing is creating another way to fly, but only in our atmosphere. Please give me a way to counteract gravity in a vacuum. Otherwise we do not have antigravity.

Exactly where would i find information about these field potential symetries? I have looked for them and have not been able to find them. Could you please provide me with the information for reveiw, so I could expand my thinking on this subject. Thank you Juju, avemt1

What would this inflatrionary field be regulated by? The outer charge, and what if the charge is strong enough to pull the field to the event horizon. SRY, curiosity is my bane.

All i see is using an electric corona to create an ionic air flow that pushes down. Is there any proof of this idea working in a vacum?

Although relativity defines gravity as a curve, it is possible that it is a 'pressure' difference causing a force caused by the diffusion of space. That is my idea. Proof would be in finding out if light does change speeds traveling through different 'energy-densities' (or gravity strength...