The video shown above features an experimental gravitational test conducted on a metallic prototype, a significant step in the advancement of gravitational technology. The aim of this experimental testing is to generate electromagnetic fields that will shield the prototype from gravitational force. Once this goal is achieved, the prototype's weight, as indicated by the digital display, will drop to zero, effectively nullifying the gravitational force acting on it. So far, our experimental testing has achieved an astonishing weight loss level of 97%, or 1.88 kg from an object initially weighing 1.93 Kg, marking a historic achievement in the realm of gravitational research.
These results demonstrate an unprecedented capability, where the gravitational force on an object can be controlled and manipulated by Man. This breakthrough opens up exciting possibilities for gravitational propulsion systems and a myriad of applications in space exploration and technology development.
Moreover, we have confirmed the prototype's weight loss using a hanging mechanical weight scale, commonly known as a butcher’s scale.
In the video above, we showcase a prototype that achieves a 71% weight loss level from an initial weight of 2.42 kg. During testing, we ensured that all components, including the weight scale and the shielding metallic box, were properly grounded.
Additionally, we explored different testing configurations: one where the weight scale was placed outside the metallic shielding box and another without the shielding box altogether, both yielding similar weight loss levels.
The innovative and revolutionary nature of gravitational engines will usher in a new paradigm of vehicle design within the aerospace technology and space exploration industries. This new vehicle platform will lead to advancements in a myriad of aircraft and spacecraft design configurations, including military fighters, unconventional rocket ships, space mining vehicles, satellite self-deployment and maintenance vehicles, cargo ships, trains, commercial aircraft, floating platforms, drones, emergency vehicles, and more.
Currently, reusable rocket ships transport equipment and astronauts into space, relying heavily on fuel, which constitutes 93% of the total payload during each launch. As advancements in aerospace technology continue, the development of gravitational engines could eliminate the need for this substantial fuel payload. Instead, batteries or similar energy sources will power these engines, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing the risks of catastrophic explosions. Furthermore, this innovative technology will mitigate the rising costs of insurance, lower launch infrastructure costs, decrease the average costs per launch, and minimize the environmental impact associated with traditional hydrocarbon fuels. This shift will significantly benefit space exploration.
We look forward to developing a team that will collaborate with leading avionics and digital design manufacturers for the implementation and integration of our advanced propulsion technology solutions, including gravitational engines, for aircraft and spacecraft. From flight control systems to mission-critical software, we are at the forefront of innovation in aerospace technology, enhancing capabilities for space exploration.
Our test, evaluation, and FAA certification for our innovative aerospace technology should take approximately 3 - 4 years. This process will include High Fidelity Field testing in real-world applications, featuring rigorous testing and analysis of aerospace systems. From ground testing to flight testing, we have the expertise to ensure that our gravitational engines are ready for operation, paving the way for future advancements in space exploration.
We will be offering a range of training and education services to help you learn more about our aerospace technology, including innovative concepts like gravitational engines and their applications in space exploration.
Join our team of talented aerospace professionals and help us shape the future of aerospace technology, including advancements in gravitational engines and innovations for space exploration. We will be offering a range of exciting career opportunities for engineers, scientists, and other professionals.
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