by Paul A. LaViolette, Ph.D.This is a history of all the significant theories and experiments regarding antigravity travel, and it is a virtual encyclopedia of critical data, blueprints, and photographs. Included is information about how electrogravitic effects now are used in some of the world’s most advanced military craft, such as the B-2 bomber, and in missiles. If you do not understand physics calculations, it’s easy to just skip over the mathematical formulas and move on to the explanations of what those calculations mean. Everyone with an interest in the science of harnessing gravity should have this book for the sheer enjoyment of the unfolding story and as a serious reference volume. 503 pages. |