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An Introduction to Gravity Modification: A Guide to Using Laithwaite's and Podkletnov's Experiments and the Physics of Forces for Empirical Results

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The book is a mathematical treatise. Best theory of antigravity yet. The book provides a solid foundation for the electrostatic effects of the devices created by Thomas Townsend Brown. I recommend reading "Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion" and "New Horizons In Electric, Magnetic & Gravitational Field Theory" to help understand this book.

"An introduction to Gravity Modification" is an excellent, well written book! For anyone who has interest in Laithwaite et.al. it is a "must read". That said, for anyone to really understand the presentation, he or she will need a strong math background. This is very much an academic approach to the subject of gravity and not a DIY garage shop antigravity cook book. Bring your math skills and enjoy!

An excellent book on generating force fields both mechanically and electrically. His theories on how this all works fits the data that he has collected very well. I just wish that he had an explanation for the time that it takes for the weight loss effects to occur with the electical circuits.

Overall a great read that tickles the mind into thinking about the what could be with just a little more work.

Interesting book from the view of trying to give some mathematical modeling to what is now called gravity modification. This is definitely done from an "engineer's perspective." I won't pretend to agree or even understand all the mathematical modeling but it does give anyone interested some very good information on what has been done or might be accomplished in the future. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in such work. It is a pity that no "circuit" designs were given. That being said the book does given some interesting information that may help others to use this as a start in such work.