During the 1950’s, the United States invested heavily in gravity control propulsion research, or the study of how to harness gravity and make anti-gravity devices. Much of this research has been attributed to conspiracy theories about the existence of extraterrestrial life and the visitation of unidentified flying objects from space. Key Takeaways: Literature from that […]
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The Ethics of Madness: What Happened to Ning Li and Her Anti-Gravity Research?
Dr. Ning Li is a well known scientist for those following the research into the possibility of Taming Gravity. However, Dr. Ning Li was thought to have disappeared back in 2003 after receiving around a $500,000 (five hundred thousand dollar) grant from the US DoD (Department of Defense). This crazy story about Dr. Ning Li […]
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China Hunts for Scientific Glory, and Aliens, With New Telescope
It is not a colonization plan from outer space. The Chinese government is relocating the villagers as it finishes building the world’s biggest radio telescope, one of whose purposes is to detect signs of extraterrestrial life. The telescope will be 500 meters, or 1,640 feet, in diameter, making it by far the largest instrument of […]
Electrogravitics – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Electrogravitics, a type of anti-gravity propulsion, first began in the 1920s when Thomas Townsend Brown first began his experiments. This concept tends to be shrouded in controversy due to the fact that so many UFO and government conspiracy theorists tend to believe electrogravitics is somehow related to extra-terrestrials. Whatever the case, there is still time […]
Cosmic Correspondent for a Day — and What a Day!
“Cosmic Correspondent for a Day — and What a Day!” is a fun-filled article through the eyes of a writer and his perspective on science. The writer gets into what it’s like to go to the edge of the solar system. Packed full of facts and sung through with historical accuracy, this article details some […]
Ning Li (physicist) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia offers an anemic submission of Dr. Ning Li. Dr. Ning Li is an American scientist most widely known for claiming that through our very own science we can develop technology for the possibility of taming gravity. While the article doesn’t get much into the when and where she was born, or […]
Petition | Release the technology of electrogravitics. | Change.org
“Petition | Release the technology of electrogravitics. | Change.org” is an online petition urging the government to release electrogravitic technology. The petition gets into exactly what that tech is, why it’s important, and starts pressing at why it hasn’t been released yet. Curious and want to find out more about this issue? The article has […]
The Threat to Space Travel That No One’s Talking About
Space junk has become an increased danger to spacecraft seeing as there is over 7500 tons of it orbiting the earth as we speak. Space junk can be anything from old satellites, parts of old spacecrafts, and odd nuts and bolts from larger pieces that have broken up over time. Scientists in the European Union […]
Michio KaKu – Current News
The City University of New York discusses how the world of science impacts society every week. This week: there is fear of nuclear confrontation from North Korea, the up-and-coming eclipse has been actively sparking interest nationwide, and some facts still unknown about the sun such as coronal mass discharges are explored. Classified reports from the […]
