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Destructive Interference Theory of Superconductivity

Ad Hoc  SETI Program

Given the vast, almost incomprehensible, distances between just local stars, we at the Center for Gravitational Field Study have long felt investing resources in listening for and trying to communicate with a civilization that may or may not have evolved in any particular star system is a waste of your life. A waste that is amplified by the fact that the government can no longer hide extraterrestrial craft visiting Earth and apparently studying human evolution. 

Why are we looking for aliens in the vastness of space when they are on Earth observing us?

These facts make many Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence or SETI programs look like a tool dedicated to keeping UFO enthusiasts distracted looking at meaningless data on a computer rather than trying to actually communicate with aliens that fly by our homes on a regular basis.

Intentional or not, this scenario follows the classic architecture of a misdirection con.

After spotting a metallic orb UFO flying well above the cloud line at a high velocity, the Center for Gravitational Field Study elected to start a simple ad hoc SETI program in the fall of 2018 designed to passively reach out to our alien visitors.

We first built a birdhouse elevated on a pole to keep the laser away from anyone who may become curious and investigate the beam.

We then took a 5 amp, 405 nanometers near-ultraviolet laser capable of etching wood, built a simple PVC watertight housing, and attached the laser assembly to the back of the birdhouse.

We originally connected the laser to a Wi-Fi timer capable of 1 minute-long on/offs with limited memory but later built a timer out of a small microprocessor capable of 100,000s of microsecond long on/offs.

The laser assembly is set to pulse 6-second long bursts, counting off patterns of prime numbers from 11:30 PM to 4:30 AM every night.

The idea is to add our voice to the growing chorus saying that we are not all half-evolved apes waging wars and rioting in the streets and that some form of “first contact” is welcome. However, while this message says that humans have achieved an understanding of mathematics, something that is self-evident from our technological achievements, it falls short of conveying that aliens are welcome to visit.

Nazca Lines Project

In a Peruvian coastal plain, an ancient people carved 100s of geoglyphs, some very large, into the desert floor called the Nazca Lines. These designs include straight, spiral, and zig-zag lines; geometric shapes; and figures representing humans, animals, insects, and plants.

Many of these shapes are so massive they can only be seen from the air which has led to speculation that these figures were created as an attempt to communicate with extraterrestrials. However, this is unlikely because many of the same shapes are embossed on pottery of the same period.

It is more likely the Nazcar Lines served various religious purposes and represented an ancient culture’s attempt to communicate with their Gods.

To help clarify our ad hoc SETI prime number message, we plan to emulate and modernize this ancient people’s message to their Gods. Similar to the Nazca Lines, the Center of Gravitational Study is developing a universal language of pictographs, more similar to Egyptian Hieroglyphs, to convey simple messages to beings who may not have an understanding of our language.

We had hoped to have the first of the messages placed on the ground near our laser last year, but other projects have caused a delay. With luck, we can begin construction of this more concise invitation to communicate next summer. 

Metamaterials and Inertial Mass Reduction

There comes a time when theory must be verified, refined with testing, and the laborious path to developing applications must begin.

We believe our ideas regarding dimensionality, the behavior of vibrations within the atomic lattice of matter, and the energy density of local space are key to developing new frontier science. Our study of metamaterials offers humanity the only realistic path to discovering room-temperature superconductors and spookier effects such as inertial mass reduction.

The Center for Gravitational Field Study poured the foundation for our facility dedicated to research into superconductors, metamaterials, and the behavior of phonons on September 12th and the contractor will start framing the building on November 7, 2023. Because of monetary constraints, we will have to DYI much of the lab equipment that we will need to fabricate metamaterials and transform the building into a clean room.

We expect to manufacture our first metamaterial test samples and start refining our theories by late spring.

Based on a 40-year-old seemingly nonrepeatable observation of a reel of color film, acting like a quantum mechanical object, that fell through the formed metal take-up reel of a movie projector, the Center for Gravitational Field Study is also investigating the effect of different types and intensities of electromagnetic radiation on thin layers of doped silver naturally deposited by fine silver halide crystals.

The goal is to manifest some gravitomagnetic effect (GEM) in spacetime similar to frame-dragging.

While the investigation into the behavior of these compounds may or may not result in inertial mass reduction, potential anomalies similar to the original observation may provide insight regarding dimensionality and Dr. Pais' ideas on the Superforce.

Rotating Superconductors in a Magnetic Field

After listening to Richard Eskridge account of unpublished anomalies he witnessed during tests of Claude Poher’s rotating superconductor in a magnetic field device at NASA as an engineer, the Center for Gravitational Field Study has started a comprehensive review of his and Dr. Ning Li’s work.

At about 50 minutes into a public forum sponsored by HAL5.org, Richard Eskridge can be seen discussing gravitational anomalies he witnessed.

Dr. Li believed that a strong external magnetic field caused a coherent alignment of lattice ion spins generating a detectable gravitomagnetic field within a rotating superconductor. However, this gravitomagnetic field, unlike electromagnetism, appears to be a monopolar gravitational charge extending perpendicular from the rotating superconductor for several floors of a building.  

This effect is not gravitational shielding because the effect extends perpendicular to the rotation of the superconductor irrespective of the superconductor's orientation in a gravitational field.

We believe this monopolar gravitational charge, a gravitomagnetic effect in spacetime, is related to dimensionality, and has the potential to form a spacetime bubble around an object reducing its inertia mass. 

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