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griffin
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I was reviewing some of the old posts in the Ion propultion thread and ran across the Lifters referance. I checked it out, and I was dumb-founded. I can only say that I have been studying Aerospace engineering and some fields of physics for nearly 3 years and in none of my travles or research had I heard even a wisper about it. And worse yet, most of my classmates and even professors knew nothing of it. :surprise:
anyway, what are your opinions on the current state of that technology, and where it may be helping us in the future.
I will start this off by saying that If utalized correctly it may be the key to figuring out gravity and all of its secrets.
for thoughs of you who haven't seen or heard anything about lifters just google "antigravity" and it will lead you in.
anyway, what are your opinions on the current state of that technology, and where it may be helping us in the future.
I will start this off by saying that If utalized correctly it may be the key to figuring out gravity and all of its secrets.
for thoughs of you who haven't seen or heard anything about lifters just google "antigravity" and it will lead you in.