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Bending gravity with household chemicals?

 

L:-)L

From the article:

 

Based in the back room of his home on U.S. 401 south of Lillington, he claims to have developed an engine capable of space travel through the bending of gravity.

 

A native of Harnett County, Mr. McLean is a 40-year-old former paratrooper and qualified private investigator who now spends most of his time “finishing the work of Einstein,” as he puts it.

 

Sounds ludicrous, but Mr. McLean is dead serious.

 

“Back when I was in eighth grade, I had a lot of questions the teachers wouldn’t answer,” Mr. McLean said. “I had it figured out myself. ... Back then it was rough in school. If the teachers didn’t know the answer they brushed you aside.”

 

Mr. McLean has published a book, “Godstar Science — Unified Field Physics,” and has been working to apply the principles espoused within — namely, space flight through an engine that creates a gravitational field of its own that repels the gravity of the earth.

 

Mr. McLean claims his engine already propelled his unmanned A-2 test drone 2,300 feet into the air during a test flight three years ago.

 

His ideas may sound crazy, but Mr. McLean said those who don’t believe in his work are simply closed-minded. “They’re still stuck in the same old science of the past and don’t like to accept new ideas and things,” he said.

 

Mr. McLean wouldn’t be specific about the components of his engine, beyond admitting that it contains “chemicals.” Neither did he provide any empirical evidence to substantiate his theory.

 

“I have to be suspicious,” he said. “I don’t ever keep the engine and the parts together because people might break in and steal the whole thing.” His A-2 test drone is a man-sized suit that Mr. McLean said he built from every day objects and items purchased at hardware and convenience stores to keep his costs down.

 

“It contains a mixture of things,” he said.

 

That's the bit we're interested in.

 

Oh, his interests are purely financial too.

I am so sorry! It worked today! Sorry about taking up room.

Sounds like a bunch of bs.

I hope the word "Anti-gravity" isn`t being misinterpreted again where it should be replaced with "Lift".

personaly I think he`s confused (maybe on several levels).

I`de like to be proven wrong though :)

lift or any force acting in opposition to gravity will "BEND" it (however minutely) as by the same token the usage of the word "Chemicals" it`s a VERY flexible term!

YT2095 said in post # :

lift or any force acting in opposition to gravity will "BEND" it (however minutely) as by the same token the usage of the word "Chemicals" it`s a VERY flexible term!

 

Mr. McLean has published a book, “Godstar Science — Unified Field Physics,” and has been working to apply the principles espoused within — namely, space flight through an engine that creates a gravitational field of its own that repels the gravity of the earth.

 

Mr. McLean... spends most of his time “finishing the work of Einstein,” as he puts it.

well, whatever, it still sounds like he`s either confused some terms/ seriously deluded/ attention seeking/ onto something or just plain nuts!

 

as I stated in my 1`st post, I`de like to be proven wrong :)

yeah! that would have to rate as a "Must Watch"!

Wow a beleiver!

 

you even think it will get that far as to even FALL from somewhere? hehehehehe ;)

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