Antigravity successfully worked on since before 1956

a reply to: sine.nomine

Good old Wikipedia and web skimming bots. You might want to dig a little deeper before you start strutting around like an adolescent peacock. Try doing it without cherry picking to support your ignorance.

a reply to: Crowfoot

There’s no intelligent life here period. This isn’t Life.

originally posted by: HeirHeart
a reply to: sine.nomine

Good old Wikipedia and web skimming bots. You might want to dig a little deeper before you start strutting around like an adolescent peacock. Try doing it without cherry picking to support your ignorance.

My ignorance?

Your last post:

originally posted by: HeirHeart
a reply to: ArcAngel

Sure, as soon as you share your data refuting it.

Why don't you share that data of yours, champ? I shared what I have with your bone of information. Your bone was meatless. You're posting on a message board with no message.

a reply to: sine.nomine

No, it was just a really lame attempt at a taunt. Apparently you didn’t realize how lame until I threw it back at you.

Hopefully one of the aviation or engineer types can help me out here. At one point they talk about the blades spinning so fast that it changes the air in front of it. Changes the molecular structure of the air, if I'm remembering correctly.

Aircraft turbines go upwards of 25,000 RPM I believe, and those aren't changing the air's molecular structure, so how many RPMs will? What kind of bearing would have to be used so it doesn't melt? I'm trying to think of what could withstand that type of spin.

Any help is appreciated.

Also interesting is the use of mercury vortex engines, which are supposedly the engines behind the flying vimanas of ancient Sanskrit texts and the Vedas. Those texts are interesting in that you see a progression of technology starting with the Vedas and progressing to the vimanas of the Sanskrit texts.

I'm starting to lean more towards humanity having had advanced civilizations that we don't know about, have forgotten, or have been lied to about, over aliens visiting us. When you look at the stones of Baalbek, Sacsayhuaman, and Puma Punku, I can't help but wonder.

I haven't looked into it yet, but I've also heard they've found quantities of mercury in the pyramids. At Egypt and South America. Having pyramids across the world is amazing in itself, but for them to also have quantities of mercury as well? They had to have been communicating. Maybe some cataclysm wiped them out and gave us a hard reset.

a reply to: Schmoe1223

If you really want to know how gravity works, study the laws of harmony and music theory. It’ll tell you how reality itself works, not just gravity. Everything is music… time, space, and everything within them. It’s not a new theory, Kepler knew, and John Keely even mapped out the corresponding areas of the brain. Study your own trinity, that’s where the magic happens.

originally posted by: HeirHeart
a reply to: Schmoe1223

If you really want to know how gravity works, study the laws of harmony and music theory. It’ll tell you how reality itself works, not just gravity. Everything is music… time, space, and everything within them. It’s not a new theory, Kepler knew, and John Keely even mapped out the corresponding areas of the brain. Study your own trinity, that’s where the magic happens.

Interesting, I'll look into that. Was it Tesla who said "if you want to understand the universe, think in terms of energy and vibration"?

a reply to: HeirHeart

Since the rich and powerful always get sidled up to by clergy one should realize the greed isnt with the rich. The powerful is the technology they both should share as a world product not the desire one has or one lacks.

The busted leg is and remains a busted leg even in death; fond memories remembers them before the busted leg however all they can do then is walk to their corpse with a busted leg in ignorance as to being healed and the person that healed it.

Not accepting death is one thing not accepting the dead having a busted leg another.

Thus it turns.

a reply to: Schmoe1223

Tesla knew something of it, but since it wasn’t published I can’t say how much. It’s where his famous “3-6-9” quote comes from. It’s a repeating harmonic progression as you go up the scale.

a reply to: HeirHeart
Telsa was just the name of a power company representative when he and Edison split... It was over free energy vs. pay for energy as a cash cow that never ends as a long term investment instead of just for the infrastructure to keep it going.

One is socialist and one is not and using a democracy to say there is no dispute... Knowing greed would win investors flocked to the wrong choice.

a reply to: Crowfoot

Huh?

a reply to: HeirHeart

Worlds fair... look them up