Victor Rozsnany Interview
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Published on 10/14/2004
October, 2004: Victor Rozsnany joins us as the founder & CEO of Gravity Control Technologies, Inc. GCT is a Hungarian startup with over 1.2 million dollars invested in a unique method of gravity-shielding, and Victor discusses their ongoing research efforts and their failed bid to enter Antigravity in the X-Prize competition.
Gravity Control Technologies, Inc.
Date: October 14th, 2004
File Size: 1.25mb (7kbps)
Format: Windows Media 10
Overview: Victor Rozsnany joins us as the founder & CEO of Gravity Control Technologies, Inc. GCT is a Hungarian startup with over 1.2 million dollars invested in a unique method of gravity-shielding, and Victor discusses their ongoing research efforts and their failed bid to enter Antigravity in the X-Prize competition.
GCT Space was the recipient of funding from Joe Firmage's ISSO program before that organization became defunct, and invested the money into researching a variety of gravity-shielding technologies, including methods based on mercury-plasma vapor interactions as well as Bose-Einstein Condensates & related technologies.
Rozsnany comments on some of GCT's past successes and failures, as well as making the breakthrough announcement about a 15% to 30% reduction in experimental weight during high-current testing in customized mercury switches. GCT is also known for having submitted a bid to enter the X-Prize in 2003, but was rejected by the X-Prize committee on the grounds of being an unproven launch technology. This led to speculation in the AG community that the X-Prize was rigged, a rumor which Rozsnany comments on.
Link: Victor Rozsnany Interview
Site: GCT Space, Inc.
File Size: 1.25mb (7kbps)
Format: Windows Media 10
Overview: Victor Rozsnany joins us as the founder & CEO of Gravity Control Technologies, Inc. GCT is a Hungarian startup with over 1.2 million dollars invested in a unique method of gravity-shielding, and Victor discusses their ongoing research efforts and their failed bid to enter Antigravity in the X-Prize competition.
GCT Space was the recipient of funding from Joe Firmage's ISSO program before that organization became defunct, and invested the money into researching a variety of gravity-shielding technologies, including methods based on mercury-plasma vapor interactions as well as Bose-Einstein Condensates & related technologies.
Rozsnany comments on some of GCT's past successes and failures, as well as making the breakthrough announcement about a 15% to 30% reduction in experimental weight during high-current testing in customized mercury switches. GCT is also known for having submitted a bid to enter the X-Prize in 2003, but was rejected by the X-Prize committee on the grounds of being an unproven launch technology. This led to speculation in the AG community that the X-Prize was rigged, a rumor which Rozsnany comments on.
Link: Victor Rozsnany Interview
Site: GCT Space, Inc.