Taming Gravity frontier physics guide Can spacetime geometry move from mathematical description to controllable technology? Metric engineering is the proposed deliberate shaping of spacetime geometry for useful purposes—including artificial gravity, altered trajectories and advanced propulsion. General relativity establishes that matter and energy affect geometry, and that geometry guides matter and light. What remains unknown is […]
Propulsion and Engineering
Taming Gravity engineering guide From proven propulsion to the disciplined investigation of field propulsion, metric engineering and transformative flight Propulsion is where physical possibility meets engineering reality. Rockets, electric thrusters and solar sails already move spacecraft through well-understood transfers of momentum. More radical proposals ask whether motion might someday be produced by interacting with fields, […]
Gravity Science
Taming Gravity foundational guide From established gravity physics to testable ideas for advanced propulsion Humanity already knows how to predict gravity with extraordinary precision, detect ripples in spacetime, navigate spacecraft, and simulate gravity through rotation or acceleration. What we do not yet possess is verified technology that can shield, reverse, amplify, or engineer gravity on […]
Taming Gravity: Pros and Cons of Discovering Artificial Gravity
Figure: Front-page news in 1955 highlighted the “Conquest of Gravity” as the aim of top scientists, reflecting early optimism that mastering gravity could bring revolutionary changes “far beyond the atom” in power, transportation, and aviation[1]. In the 1950s, major aerospace companies (Convair, Lear, Sikorsky, General Dynamics, etc.) and leading physicists (including Edward Teller and […]
Physicist Puts Zero-Point Energy On A Chip: Harnessing the Vacuum for an Abundant Future
How a Groundbreaking Microchip Harnesses the Casimir Effect to Tap the Quantum Vacuum—Promising a Future of Unlimited Clean Energy, Advanced Propulsion, and the End of Global Scarcity Quantum physics tells us that even “empty” space is seething with invisible energy. A celebrated example is the Casimir effect: two uncharged metal plates placed mere nanometers […]
Dr. Jack Sarfatti – Visionary Pioneer of Taming Gravity
The Maverick Physicist Who Dares to Bend Spacetime: Dr. Jack Sarfatti’s Revolutionary Vision for Gravity Propulsion and the Future of Clean Energy Early Life and Academic Journey Dr. Jack Sarfatti (born September 14, 1939) is an American theoretical physicist known for his bold exploration of quantum mechanics, consciousness, and gravity. He was born in […]
Dr. Jack Sarfatti vs the late Dr. Ning Li in solving the riddle of Taming Gravity
Dr. Jack Sarfatti and Dr. Ning Li are two notable and pertinent researchers in solving the riddle of the possibility of Taming Gravity Dr. Jack Sarfatti and the late Dr. Ning Li are both notable figures in the field of theoretical physics, but their work and areas of focus differ significantly. While Dr. Sarfatti has […]
How the Physics of Nothing Underlies Everything
Long ago, Aristotle stated that nature abhors a vacuum. A vacuum isn’t just an absence of air. There are also electromagnetic vacuums and gravitational vacuums. In classical physics, nothing is happening in a vacuum. In quantum physics, most vacuum fields have a preferred state or “true vacuum.” But others fields are different. Work on string […]
‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ scores its 1st tie-in book from veteran Trek novelist
Strange New Worlds is a spinoff from the original Star Trek series and it’s a space opera. The series features Captain Pike finding the Enterprise crew on a planet with a bunch of advanced technology that no longer works. Pike and his crewmates have to leave the ship in a very dangerous manner that gets […]
Fusion experiment smashes record for generating energy, takes us a step closer to a new source of power
The Joint European Torus, or JET, is a reactor that beat the world record for the amount of energy released by nuclear fusion on Earth, with the plasma in the reactor clocking in at 59 megajoules’ worth of energy. Scientists are studying nuclear fusion, which is the nuclear reaction that takes place in stars, and […]
