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"Antigravity" Method 15b of 15 Photonic Mechanical and Electromagnetic Wave Conversion Propulsion

Methodology can be achieved mechanically or electrically, and can be broken down further into three subdivisions

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"Antigravity" Method 15b of 15 Photonic Mechanical and Electromagnetic Wave Conversion Propulsion

Methodology can be achieved mechanically or electrically, and can be broken down further into three subdivisions

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"Antigravity" Method 15b of 15

Photonic Mechanical and


Electromagnetic wave conversion
propulsion

John Iwaszko
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Enviado em 21 de set de 2011-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jl6VFa1ZYDY#t=50.827709

PHOTONIC - ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE TRANSMISSION & CONVERSION


PROPULSION (Method 15b) -
"Antigravity" Method 15 of 15b -- PHOTONIC - ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE
TRANSMISSION & CONVERSION PROPULSION (Method 15B) Group VIA
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE CONVERSION PROPULSION Methodology can be
achieved mechanically or electrically, and can be broken down further into three
subdivisions:-
a) Direct Mechanical Conversion, b) Electrical Conversion and c) Mechanical Pressure
Electric Conversion &Type c) Mechanical Pressure Electric Conversion Propulsion
Type a) Direct Mechanical Conversion example include Solar thermal rockets which
could make use of solar power to directly heat reaction mass, and therefore does not
require an electrical generator as most other forms of solar-powered propulsion do.
Type c) Mechanical Pressure Electric Conversion Propulsion has already been described
in Method 15a but grouped here as well because the electrical energy required for laser
propulsion can be converted from solar cells or other devices in space. Masers could be
used to power a painted conventional solar sail, with a layer of chemicals designed to
evaporate when struck by microwave radiation. The momentum generated by maser
evaporation would significantly increase the thrust generated by solar sails, as a form of
lightweight ablative laser propulsion, as indicated by this experiment.
Type b) Electrical conversion examples include solar cells that receive electromagnetic
radiation mainly in the visible spectrum and convert it into electrical energy that can
then power a propulsive force.
Electromagnetic radiation including 'light' is a self propagating wave with both
magnetic and electrical components. Radio waves are also Electromagnetic waves of
much lower frequency than visible light.
Wireless power transfer by resonant inductive coupling with a continuous wave MF
(Medium Frequency-short wave) oscillator. (Tesla Coil)
Continuing on from the right and towards the visible light spectrum, we now move from
LF to MF, the Medium Frequency Band, which is slightly higher than the Medium
Wave (MW) radio band, and within the shortwave region, a frequency of approximately
2.2 MHz.
Wireless transmission and reception
This small Tesla coil a fairly typical air core design. The secondary elevated helical coil
has a wire winding that is approx. of a full wavelength long, based on the velocity of
propagation of the disturbance through the coil itself and the oscillation rate of the
circuit designed to be used where the break rate equals the operating frequency. The
wavelength of a wave is the distance from one peak or trough to the next, at a
wavelength, the amplitude of a wave is at its maximum height allowing the connected
terminal capacitance or "top load" sphere, to radiate close to this peak, where the
highest potential coincides with the elevated top load terminal.
This is a demonstration of what Tesla Called "his system" and described it as
longitudinal wave transmission & reception as opposed to radio transmission &
reception systems which he called the "Hertz Wave System" which is basically distinct
from the "free-space" waves, such as those studied by Hertz in his UHF experiments
which is affected only by rays transmitted through the air, conduction being excluded.
Whereas in Tesla's system as per the example there is no appreciable radiation and the
receiver is energized through the earth while an equivalent electrical displacement
occurs in the surrounding atmosphere.
Two wave resonators a transmitter and a receiver can be connected together and
become one wave resonator or bipolar Tesla coil that achieve twice the potential
difference a single terminal produces and equal and opposite voltage as the propagating
fields are 90o apart relative to one another. Comparable to a tandem Van de Graaff
generator, which can produce accelerating potentials twice as high as that from a single
Van de Graaff because ions gain kinetic energy twice, once as negative ions and then as
positive ions in a tandem fashion.
If I now split the wave resonator coils with a single wire to become two separate
coils they will still function as before, where one becomes a transmitter and the other a
receiver where a primary is connected by inductive coupling to become a step down
transformer to power a high current load and instead of a single wire connection we can
therefore use the ground as our single wire connected together over a distance.
It was an extension of the transmission through a single wire without a return that
convinced Tesla that distance was of no consequence and energy could be conveyed
from one to any point of the globe, in any desired amount.

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