Spin-Wave-Technology: The Link Between Gravity & Electromagnetism

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Start date May 19, 2004
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A new technology claims to transfer data through spin waves and suggests a potential link between gravity and electromagnetism. Many participants in the discussion express skepticism, labeling the claims as pseudoscience. Concerns are raised about the credibility of the source, with warnings against financial investment or purchasing related products. The overall sentiment leans towards caution and disbelief regarding the validity of the technology. The discussion highlights the need for critical evaluation of emerging scientific claims.

May 19, 2004

Imparcticle

I have just found an article concerning a new field of tech that claims to be able to transfer data trhough spin waves. Apparently, it also claims to have found a [possible] link between gravity and electromagnetism. Comments anyone?
http://www.vasantcorporation.com/

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May 19, 2004

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Don't send them any money, don't buy into any IPO!

It looks like psudeo science to me.

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