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• Science: Physics: Relativity: Alternative  (74)

Abolish a Force - - Describes qualitatively how gravity can be accounted for by nuclear forces.

An alternative theory of gravity - - There is no 'gravitational force'. The universe is expanding, and 'gravity' is one of the results.

American Antigravity - - Commercial Antigravity research and products. Site contains videos, graphics, plans and schematics.

Antigravity.org - - Sergey Ivanenko explains gravity as an inertial phenomenon caused by movement of the universe with respect to higher dimensions.

Dipole AntiGravity - - Introduction of a new physical theory of anti-gravity.

Dr Vels Science - - Thoughts on gravity and space, as well as creation in general.

Expansion = Gravitation - - Every mass expands exponentially, according to its density, including the entire universe, Solar system, the Earth and us.

Galactic Gravitation Calculator - - Demonstrates how new quantum gravity theory explains orbits in spiral galaxies without Dark Matter.

Gravitational Force Vectoring - - A site describing how gravity can be created in the context of the conservation of energy and quantum mechanics, with information on related events.

Gravitational Waves Sensor - - Data from sensor which is claimed to observe gravitational waves.

Gravity - the Process of Acceleration - - A paper on Dr. Samuel V. Miensinompe's theory of relative time-space.

Gravity and Inertia Redefined - - An alternate theory of gravity and inertia suggested by the implied consequences of a Higgs energy field.

Gravity and Space - - A continuous, magnetic field fills universal space; and also permeates all matter. Hence, a virtual continuum of a single, real field describes gravity.

Gravity Due To Space Flow - - Part two of a paper explaining how gravity is originated by means of the spacetime structure falling into a mass.

Gravity Explained - - An attempt to describe gravity as a force.

Gravity Made Simple - - An unusual description of how gravity may work based on time and motion and the superstring theory where all things are vibrations.

Gravity Polarization Theory - - A description of the theory and tests using the rings of saturn by Phil Russell.

Gravity Research by Morton F. Spears - - Provides downloadable reports on a new approach to understanding gravity based on electrostatic relationships and the permittivity of open space.

Gravity theory of Takeda - - Mechanism and the application of gravit.

The Gravnetic Field - - The existence of a vector field is shown, originated by all moving masses which exerts a force on all other nearby moving masses.

Is Gravity Caused by Tension in the Fabric of Space-Time - - A brief article by Robert J. Lee arguing this theory.

Lorentz-Poincare relativity and a scalar theory of gravitation - - Special relativity may be derived from Lorentz contraction. It follows that the relativity principle could be broken in the presence of gravitation. This seems to work.

Process and Installation for Generating a Gravitational Field - - Includes a patent application for such a device, with diagrams.

Quantum Gravity - - This work challenges current science's conservative thinking and resistance to new ideas and seeks to establish a new frontier for physics, demonstrating the cause of gravity and its relation to time.

Scientific Papers of Steven J. Smith - - Scientific papers covering alternative theories of space-time, momentum, gravity, anti-entropic energy generation, and healing.

A Shifting Theory Of Gravity - - This theory proposes a physical mechanism for gravity - free gravitons randomly strike and are absorbed into a particle, which then expels other gravitons. Includes a paper describing the theory and a simulation program for download.

Spin-Orbit Duality, Astrodynamics and Anti-Gravity - - Seen from orbit, the earth rotates. Spin-orbit duality therefore allows antigravity to be mathematically specified. Equations and theories can be seen to emerge from the known.

When Gravity Fails - - Article looking at Russian attempts to create an anti-gravity system. (September 2, 2002)