How To Contribute (Online Access)
Over the years I've
gradually collected quite a large assortment of interesting
data, information, patents, scientific papers, books etc. This,
unavoidably, also included a large amount of cranky material.
Luckily (with the help of a little scientific training) it isn't
difficult to identify and weed-out this 'noise' from the signal.
The location and retrieval of a
large part of this material incurs some penalties. It requires
great effort and resourcefulness and often some good luck on the
part of the researcher. Indeed since most of it may only be found
in the rare book section of major regional libraries, university
libraries, patent archives, (some material was only found after a
thorough search of many second hand book shops!), and some
through personal correspondence, it is a slow and time
intensive task. A search of the World Wide Web might
only return references to some of the published material
however, and I personally have been generally unsuccessful in my
WWW searches for the archival materials.
|
Not everyone is inclined, or perhaps
has the time or resources to search out this material.
Copies of all original, archival materials (all of this
site's content, including more) will be made available on-line ready for downloading.
Need information about an obscure technical subject?
Drop me a line for a confidential discussion, world wide web aside there's a large volume of information in print archives which may never be digitised. |
Lend your support to help
maintain this site (on an ongoing basis), and more importantly, all
funds will go toward ensuring that this obscure information remains in the public domain and guarantee that further important information is brought to light and made available for anyone to download. Below is a
general description of the contents.
| Dean system
space drive |
A Self Propelling Mechanism |
| Young's
Directional Force Generator |
Robert L. Forward on Negative Mass |
| Professor A. Di
Bella's apparatus |
Marc G. Millis and the NASA BPP Program |
| Cook Inertial
Propulsion system |
Woodward on Transient Mass Variations |
| Kellogg's
Gyroscopic Inertial Space Drive |
Podkletnov on High Tc Super Conductors |
| Richard
Foster's Rotary Motion Rectifier |
Bendix announces breakthrough foreseen... |
| Cuff's Rotary
Motion Rectifier |
Force Field Shows Propulsion Promise.... |
| Henry Wallace's
"Kinemassic" Force Generator |
In Search of the Bootstrap Effect |
| Russell's
Gyroscopic Propulsion System |
Detesters, Phasers and Dean Drives |
| Alexander
Kidd's Gyroscopic Apparatus |
The Fourth Law of Motion |
| N.J. Schnur's
Apparatus |
Transient Mechanical Systems (Davis et
al) |
| Estrade's
Transforming Kinetic Energy |
Electrogravitics: Science or daydream? |
| McAllister's
Propulsion System |
Prof. E. Laithwaite (Extension to
Newton?) |
| Harry W. Bull's
Reaction Motor |
Hayasaka & Takeuchi, Gyroscopic
Anomalies |
| Harold Aspden |
R.H. Dicke (gravitation, equivalence
etc.) |
| E.W. Silvertooth |
Electromagnetic & Gravitational
Shielding..... |
| Dr. Peter Graneau |
Gravity and Inertia Resource Letter Gl-1 |
| J.E. Faller,W.J. Hollander et al |
Notes on the analogy between Inertial and
E&M |
| Dr.Erwin J. Saxl (charged torque
pendulum) |
Haisch, Rueda, Puthoff on the Zero Point
Field... |
....and, much more.
| If there's sufficient interest electronic versions of this archival material will be made commercially available by direct download on this site via secure
paypal payment gateway. |
Below is the billing information.
When you register with us you will receive a password which will allow you access to the archival material for a period of one year and download all the files you need. Thank you for your patience.
[Top]