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Gravitational Mystery Spots of the United States: Explained Using the Theory of Multidimensional Reality

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Overall it was just a book written by a wacky author. While I do generally believe alternative ideas, this author was ineffective in leading the reader to his conclusion. It took 81 pages to come to a two paragraph conclusion which didn't match the arguments. I'm sorry I wasted my time and money on this junk.

This book is the only one I could find that attempts to explore the gravitational mystery spots by scientific experiments. It is good in that it gives a list of similar places in the US, and in that it makes an attempt at some demonstration of the anomaly by quartz crystal frequencies, weight scale and other measurements. But the Theory of Multidimensional Reality is rather a shot from 'Men in Black'! Also some common sense experiments such as those using a bubble level, laser, pendulum and compass are just not done. However, since it is the only thesis I could find on such anomalies, I think it is worth it.

This book gives an excellent introduction into one of the MOST profound NATURAL mysteries on the earth today. A MUST read for ZPE and GRAVITY researchers and experimeters.

The book explores what is called "shrink-grow" phenomena and what I call "mass fluctuations".

Vogt uses Special Relativity (SR) as a mathematical bases for his theory.