Electrogravitics II: Validating Reports on a New Propulsion Methodology

by Thomas F. Valone

A companion volume to "Electrogravitics Reports on a New Propulsion Methodology," this book delivers (1) the scientific validation from three different authorities; (2) the compelling public history of gravity research conducted by the aviation industry before it became 'unacknowledged' and (3) testimonials which eye-witnesses have provided. In total, this anthology attests to the validity of the Biefeld-Brown high voltage force effect. The book's Science Section includes a well-known "electrokinetic force" and how it works; the proposed ion mobility explanation; and how electricity and gravity may couple. The Historical Section contains seven articles about T.T. Brown, gravity research, etc. Also included are a Testimonial Section and Patent Section.

160 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

Reviews

[Logan Streondj · Rating 5 out of 5]

An excellent albeit brief book on the science and technology of electrogravitic craft and the technology behind it. Focusing on the Biefeld-Brown effect, with lots of schematics, and fun experiments one can do to demonstrate the basics of the technology, for small drones, that can be scaled up to larger craft.
Also talks about some of the craft that the US has and how they are put together and controlled. Certainly worth archiving. Unfortunately running the experiments at scale notably produces gravitational waves that propagate quite well and can be detected from quite a distance, and are difficult or impossible to block. So such experiments would generally result in CIA black ops showing up at your door. But for the smaller ones should be fine.
Though after collapse of current fossil fuel era, it will probably be safe to experiment, as the CIA won't have the reach it has now. Hence why it is good to archive.