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Electrogravitics II: Validating Reports on a New Propulsion Methodology (No. 2)

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EG 2 is a good read: it's packed with information, references from literature, scientific papers, and data from a variety of sources. Valone effectively demonstrates that the Biefeld-Brown Effect IS a real, valid reactionless-propulsion methodology.

If you're looking for another "Hunt for Zero Point", then this book isn't for you. However, if you want a resource that provides both a comprehensive view of the historical efforts in this area along with detailed technical descriptions of the actual experimental work, then you've come to the right place.

PhD Tom Valone deftly weaves the reader through a journey that's part history & part science while maintaining an easily comprehensible approach to both that few authors could manage.

I can not recommend this book strongly enough. It is a delight to read and a big source for any one interested in new propulsion systems. My be "new" is not the proper word for it as most of the propulsion theories and methods are actually dating back to the 2nd World War.The Author Thomas Valone PhD has created something called Integrity Research Institute which is a publishing company for future energies - Zero Point Energy The Fuel of the Future etc. You can write to the Institute and ask for the free CD, it is full of interesting goodies, such as a video clip of a real, huge and rotating UFO-disk filmed somewhere in Bulgaria. I have read Gravitics I and II and recommend them both highly.

An excellent overview of the history and current progress of electrogravitics. It is not a do it yourself book.

Interesting and scientific explanation of the electrokinetic force which also predicts why and how most electrogravitic devices will move. The historical articles are also intriguing, besides the testimonials. More compelling and convincing than first book in the series - Electrogravitics Systems. Maybe the discovery of pulsed electrokinetics will now be declassified as a result of the publication of this book.

Succeeding to the book by T.Valone, "Electrogravitics systems", this is a nice pack of discovories on the Biefeld-Brown effect, which also contains the scientific validation conducted by different research teams in the world. It might be very helpful for reserchers to make further investigations on the electro-gravitic effect.

This book was very mathematically oriented - much different than EG1. It had very good info, but was more a compilation of other people's articles and research.

If you're looking for a book along the lines of EG1, you will be disappointed here.