Testing for Antigravity

I'm going to describe a way to test for antigravity. The setup is fairly simple and I'll give you a basic outline here. The idea is that antigravity can be produced using certain "special" frequencies. These special frequencies will result in a weight change of an object that is subjected to those frequencies.

But antigravity is not a "free" process in terms of energy, so at the same time that antigravity is achieved in an object, it simultaneously cools as some of the object's thermal energy is converted into an antigravity levitation force. For those curious, the theory behind this is explained in detail in the gravity theory I've been working on: https://www.real-world-physics-problems.com/theory-of-gravity.html

Since there is no way of knowing what the "special" frequencies are (and there are likely many thousands of them) you have to test for them one-by-one using trial and error. The basic experiment outlined below (which will require more steps to get it done right, such as ways to remove experimental "noise" in the measurement data, and using a vacuum chamber to house the test specimen) is a way to test for these frequencies. Here are the basic steps:

1) Get a 100 gram test specimen, such as a solid square block. The specimen can be made of polished aluminum or fused silica/quartz, for example.

2) Set up a sinusoidal frequency generator that simultaneously outputs two (combined) equal-amplitude electrical signals at two slightly different frequencies separated by, say, Δf = 1 Hz (you could also use Δf = 0.1-0.5 Hz). So for example, one signal is 110 Hz and the other signal is 111 Hz. The combined signal, delivered as a single output, will then have a frequency of about 110 Hz which varies in amplitude with a (beat) frequency of 1 Hz.

3) Connect the frequency generator output to a transducer. The transducer will vibrate at the output frequency of the frequency generator.

4) Connect the transducer to the test specimen so that they are in direct contact with each other or are separated by a very small distance. You want the mechanical vibrations of the transducer to be transferred to the test specimen. It may be necessary to use more than one transducer, each using the same output signal of the frequency generator.

5) Turn on the frequency generator causing the transducer to vibrate (for example, at about 110 Hz with a beat frequency of 1 Hz). This vibration is then transferred to the test specimen so that it also vibrates at about 110 Hz, with a beat frequency of 1 Hz.

6) Measure weight and temperature changes in the test specimen which, if present, should vary (fluctuate) at the beat frequency of 1 Hz, thus being easier to detect.

7) If no weight change and temperature change is detected after maybe 30 seconds to 1 minute, change the test frequency to something else, like 220 Hz for example. Once again, the frequency generator will be set to generate two simultaneous signals combined into a single output signal, made up of a 220 Hz and 221 Hz signal, and this combined signal is once again transmitted to the transducer(s) which will cause the test specimen to vibrate at about 220 Hz with a beat frequency of 1 Hz.

Note that for each "special" frequency, the weight fluctuation for a 100 gram test specimen, if present, might be very, very small, like in the order of ~10^(-8) grams or smaller, and the temperature fluctuation might be in the order of ~10^(-3) degrees Celsius or smaller. You need very sensitive lab equipment to test for these tiny fluctuations, like the kind you find in a nanotechnology lab for example. The idea here is that every "special" frequency, according to this gravity theory, will result in a very tiny weight and temperature change, and if you simultaneously "hit" many correct special frequencies a significant antigravity effect will be produced in the test specimen, so much so that it can actually levitate! This is an important feature of this gravity theory, that it can actually be tested, and this test I described here is fairly easy to set up if you have the right equipment. So if any of you have access to this type of equipment, you may wish to consider testing for antigravity using this method.

It may be that the special frequencies follow a certain numerical pattern which becomes apparent after you've discovered a certain number of them, allowing you to easily find more of them. Furthermore, these special frequencies may vary somewhat depending on your geographic location, which means that they are not uniform everywhere on Earth.

If you find a positive result I encourage you to NOT keep it secret and share it widely and freely with the rest of the world, over the internet. It would prove that gravity as we know it is a deeper phenomenon than what is described in General Relativity. The implications would be huge!

Lastly, don't fall into the trap of thinking you can turn this discovery, or any other paradigm shifting discovery that benefits humanity, into a get-rich scheme using the patent system or whatever else. The world-powerful elites will not allow this! It's much better to share this information widely and freely, and all at once over the internet! I know no better way to convince you than to ask you to watch this episode of the Why Files, "Killer Patents & Secret Science Vol. 1 | Free Energy & Anti-Gravity Cover-Ups": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZRwlYtAMps

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