The Graben:. Gravitophoton Field Propulsion Presentation

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This is another possible success of the theory.
In a experiment conducted by the European space agency and air force office of scientific research.
They announced earlier this summer that a small gravitational field was produced by rotating a superconducting ring in a strong magnetic field.
Unfortunately because they used a superconducting ring, the field was toroidal and the gravitational forces were tangential to the ring.
So this configuration could not be directly used as a propulsion device.
Accelerometers placed around the rind measured an acceleration of about 3 micro gs.
using HT, the theoretical acceleration is found to be 1.3 micro gs, which agrees with the measured acceleration to within an experimental error.
It also correctly predicts the direction and sign of the acceleration field.
Although other theories predict the effect, the theoretical acceleration is found to be in the range of 10 to the -20, which doesn’t agree with the measurements.