What is anti gravity? What is gravity really? You will be shocked😱

Gravity is not what you thought it was, welcome to the real world of science.

In 1936, an unidentified flying object crashed in Germany's Black Forest. Wingless, disk-like, and stronger than any man-made competition, it confounded all scientific analysis.

Elite physicists from the SS technical branch were tasked with recreating the mystery aircraft. In 1939, the Halnubu disk was born.

Later morphed into crafts like this

The Thule Society was rumored to have a secret base in the Antarctic. And this is where the Hounabou disk was developed. Surprisingly, this notion isn't as far-fetched as it sounds. It was rumored that these capabilities were guided by higher knowledge, supplied by ancient aliens.

Contemporary media reports suggested that the aliens were working with the Nazis at the base, building liquid propellant rockets, anti-gravity disks, and stealth aircraft.

With supersonic capabilities, the Hounabou was the world's first flying saucer. Jan van Helsing writes that scientists used psychic information from the Thule Society to create an aircraft that could travel at speeds of up to 12,000 km an hour

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During the Second World War, Air Force pilots spotted unidentified flying objects on numerous occasions.

Reports described them as spinning balls of fire that followed fighter jets but never attacked. British Royal Air Force veteran Andrew Amrose wrote that when tracked, these aircraft would radically change speed or disappear, making them impossible to follow. Allied pilots called them Foo Fighters

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In that piece of carbon fiber, I've placed six little neodymium N53 strength magnets, which is the strongest type.

They're each placed with opposing poles. So you have north, south, north, south, north, south.

What happens is when this spins right above the plate, it actually will levitate. It will actually levitate about this far. A lot of people are doing nothing more than getting huge quantities of mass and see if they can get a gravity wave to cause things to move.

Well, that isn't what we're talking about at all. So I wondered if gravity could be related to its cousin, magnetism. And so I found that when I take two magnets together, I have some neodymium around here that I'm actually afraid of.

They can danger you. But anyhow, you take a magnet, you go to put them together, and they go clunk, right? But you take one of them, move it around, and all of a sudden, it doesn't want to go.

So I ordered one at $5,000 a piece with a quarter-inch hole through between both of them, and I put a brass bolt and I tightened them down, forcing them together. And then I put them together in a thing that looks kind of like a rock.

Okay, and then I got another one that didn't have magnets in it

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Galileo, in all his endeavors, he went up to the Leaning Tower of Pisa and he dropped a big rock and a small rock. And his buddy down at the bottom kept telling him a large rock and a small rock arrived at the same time. Well, I went up in the Lockheed building 501 by the side of escalators and elevators. And I got nine guys that were not educated and didn't have pre-opinions on anything.

And I dropped my two rocks. And I said, what I would like you to do is, I told them what I'd like you to do is, I would like you to take whichever one arrives first, get it in your hand, and when I come down the elevator, hand it to me. Now they looked identical, except for...

So nobody knew what was inside? Absolutely not. All the nine times that I tested it, it's as though the one with the opposing magnet field extending out three feet on each side, I actually measured how big the field was. On each side of one rock, I had a total of six feet. At any rate, the other rock arrived first. Which one arrived first?

The one that had no magnetic field in it.

So you were able to cancel out gravity to a certain degree. How do you like that? Precise? Reduce the mass gravity effect.

Precisely. By opposing fields. Isn't that nice? You bet. And got nine signatures. You did that at Lockheed? What year was this?

Oh, at least eight years ago.

This is the actual document of Boyd's where he proved that by altering the field in a falling body, the magnetic field, it reduced its mass gravity equivalent and canceled out the effects of gravity to a certain percentage.

And he did a 500 A Building 500 drop test conducted from a height of 59 feet.

The location is in White Solomon, Texas, and the time was 1220 p.m., and this was in 1995, December 12th. Nobody knows this. I know it. So gravity, mass gravity is not, you can alter it.

Well, gravity within itself has to have, gravity goes through anything that is solid and anything like iron or anything else. But it has to have a magnetic component, which may be canceling out within itself.

But as soon as it got around my rock, it all of a sudden recognized the present.

How would you define gravity?

Could you describe in layman's terms its basic principles for us? Gravity is something difficult to explain because it's something... that we essentially don't understand. It's just something that we can observe.

Not much is really known about gravity. There are many theories about it, but they are just mainly theories.

There's theories of gravitons, which allege that these subatomic particles that act... like an attractive force like gravity that exchange between two pieces of matter. There is also a theory that gravity is a form of wave, an electromagnetic wave.

Basically, gravity is a force. It was the inherent property of matter to have gravity, a mutual attraction for each other. Modern science, current science right now, identifies one gravity.

It's one force in nature. Apparently, through research at S4, or information gained from one of the crafts they were researching there, it appears that there are two different forms of gravity.

One form works on an atomic scale, on subatomic particles, holding pieces of matter, holding atoms themselves together. Another works on a larger scale, the scale we're most familiar with holding planets in orbit, holding ourselves to the ground, things of that sort.

Because it produces a gravitational field, I wouldn't say the craft is invisible during the day.

However, if you're under the craft, because of the way the gravity is being used, gravity bends time and space, and it bends light. If you are looking underneath the craft or from certain vantage points, you will actually see what's above the craft.

It's really a trick of the way light bends under the influence of gravity. For instance, we can see stars that are behind the sun, that are blocked from our view by the sun.

The reason we can see them is because the sun is a tremendous gravitational field and it's bending the light around it where we can see the star.

Space-time and gravity are all essentially interrelated.

They all act on one another. Gravity bends space. Gravity also distorts time. When you vary one, you essentially vary the other two.

If you, as an example, if you have a massive body, say a planet or something that's making a lot of gravity, producing a lot of gravitational waves, if you will, it distorts space.

It bends space to it.

It also slows down time.