GB1330331A - Method and apparatus for generating a dynamic force field - Google Patents

Abstract

1330331 Generating energy H W WALLACE 2 Oct 1970 46896/70 Heading G6P The generation of an energy field is affected by the relative motion of bodies composed of materials having half integral nuclear spin quantum values, the field being non-electromagnetic in nature but by theoretical prediction related to the gravitational interaction of moving bodies. The relative motion is stated to effect the polarization and alignment of the normal random distribution of spin orientations, giving rise to domain-like structures. A rapidly rotating generator wheel 21 is mounted in a generator member 14 between fixed steel field circuit members 12, 13 and in close proximity to polepieces 23, the non-electromagnetic field generated being detected by a probe 15. The freely spinning wheel 21 (Fig. 3) is rotated by a jet of compressed air or nitrogen directed against indentations 21b. The probe, made of indium arsenide, provides lateral voltages which are a measure of changes in crystal lattice thermal vibrations therein. When the wheel 21 is spun for 45 minutes at 28,000 revs./min. with a clearance of about 0À001 cm., a statistically significant change is produced in the output of the probe 15, indicating a decrease in the crystal lattice vibrations within the probe. The arrangement may be used for the control of lattice vibrations, for a heat pump or for the stabilization of thermal nuclear fusion plasma. A time-variant undulating field may be produced by rotating the generator unit 14 at right angles to the spin of the wheel 21 (Figs. 9-12, not shown). This undulating field is employed in further apparatus (Fig. 13, not shown) to generate a secondary gravitational field force which may propel a vehicle along the local gravitational lines of force.