I found this Footage and some Info about this American Antigravity
Group and some clips of experiments.
Is this for real or not ? It certainly looks interesting ....
Greetings from Hansi, curious
http://www.jumpingpixels.com/antigravity.html

The Hutchison effect has been known for years. Unfortunately the oaf had no
idea what he had done and so he can't duplicate it whenever he wants to.
All he can do is keep turning the dials on his telsa coil and van de graf
generator until someting happens. He's lucking he has not turn himself into
dark matter as of yet.

DaveL


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I found this Footage and some Info about this American Antigravity
Group and some clips of experiments.
Is this for real or not ? It certainly looks interesting ....
Greetings from Hansi, curious
http://www.jumpingpixels.com/antigravity.html

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I found this Footage and some Info about this American Antigravity
Group and some clips of experiments.
Is this for real or not ? It certainly looks interesting ....
Greetings from Hansi, curious
http://www.jumpingpixels.com/antigravity.html

xxein: If it were anti-gravity, in the true sense. you couldn't
gravitate water and an ice-cube out of the plastic container without
including the container also.

Philadelphia, yes. Anti-gravity, no. And what WAS Philadelphia anyway?

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I found this Footage and some Info about this American Antigravity
Group and some clips of experiments.
Is this for real or not ? It certainly looks interesting ....
Greetings from Hansi, curious
http://www.jumpingpixels.com/antigravity.html

Yes, it must obviously be antigravity when a clear solid is lifted out
of a container but the container stays put. It must obviously be
antigravity when solid metal objects are lifted up while a ball and
some toiler paper rolls stay put.

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| Is this for real or not ? It certainly looks interesting ....
| Greetings from Hansi, curious
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"Real" has nothing to do with it. -- Tom Roberts.

Androcles.

DaveL:
The Hutchison effect has been known for years.

So has cold fusion and polywater, but being known to be wrong is not a
plus.

Unfortunately the oaf had no idea what he had done and so he can't
duplicate it whenever he wants to.

Which, naturally, is when anyone who would be able to evaluate it
seriously, is around.

All he can do is keep turning the dials on his telsa coil and van de graf
generator until someting happens. He's lucking he has not turn himself
into dark matter as of yet.

Personally, I think investing the same amount of time, effort and
money at a casino in las vegas along with a few excursions to the
bunny ranch would offer much better odds for fantasy fulfillment.

Oh sure. The Hutchison Effect is pure fantasy. Time dilation and length
contraction are scientific fact. Selective skepticism?

DaveL


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DaveL:
The Hutchison effect has been known for years.

So has cold fusion and polywater, but being known to be wrong is not a
plus.

Unfortunately the oaf had no idea what he had done and so he can't
duplicate it whenever he wants to.

Which, naturally, is when anyone who would be able to evaluate it
seriously, is around.

All he can do is keep turning the dials on his telsa coil and van de graf
generator until someting happens. He's lucking he has not turn himself
into dark matter as of yet.

Personally, I think investing the same amount of time, effort and
money at a casino in las vegas along with a few excursions to the
bunny ranch would offer much better odds for fantasy fulfillment.

DaveL nospam wrote:
Oh sure. The Hutchison Effect is pure fantasy. Time dilation and length
contraction are scientific fact. Selective skepticism?

DaveL

Time dilation is predictable and repeatable. The Hutchison Effect
is neither. There is nothing selective about the skepticism.

Stephen

DaveL:
Oh sure. The Hutchison Effect is pure fantasy. Time dilation and length
contraction are scientific fact. Selective skepticism?

Of course. Any moron can be skeptical of everything or nothing.
Doing science requires the intelligence to evaluate claims for
new phenomena.