/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1658279
>https://apps.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA416740
So they apparently tested (condensers) with various dielectrics and also those gravitators.

It also explains how they could notice such small forces as gravity of moon, sun and other planets because they were running the measurements all days for years. Which still absolutely doesn't mean the device works on gravity as they claim.

The biggest problem with the antigravity devices are action-reaction forces ( >>1657454 ). You simply need some sort of exhaust.
Now lets say their devices worked. That means they created some sort of exhaust.
Lets say the exhaust could be radiation. But that still doesn't mean it worked on gravity.
It would move because it created exhaust, just like ion wind works.
It's strange that they claim to have a device that alters gravity but never actually try to measure the gravity around it.