High-Frequency Grav-Waves This animation shows a gravity-wave being amplified by a superconductor, currently under experimentation.
Gravity Impulse Generator Read the experimental writeup for Podkletnov's joint-project with Giovanni-Modanese to generate a gravity-beam!
11-Kilowatt Force-Beam Ning Li has been building a gravity-beam generator using HFGW with an output of 11-kilowatts of force!
Dr. Baker's GravWave.Com Dr. Robert Baker Jr has been publishing STAIF HFGW publications online and specializes in this research!

High-Frequency Gravitational Waves are different than a static field. Conventional physics claims that they can transmit energy much like radio or sound waves, and hence be a useful method of turning energy into propulsive force.

Podkletnov's Impulse Generator

During experimentation with colleague Giovanni Modanese, Podkletnov found that a 20-pound beam of force was created by stimulating a rotating superconductor with a high-voltage electrical arc:

"Discharges originating from a superconducting ceramic electrode are accompanied by the emission of radiation which propagates in a focused beam without noticeable attenuation through different materials and exerts a short repulsive force on small movable objects along the propagation axis. Within the measurement error (5 to 7 %) the impulse is proportional to the mass of the objects and independent of their composition. It therefore resembles a gravitational impulse. The observed phenomenon appears to be absolutely new and unprecedented in the literature. It cannot be understood in the framework of general relativity." click here

Li's High-Frequency Generators

Dr. Robert Baker, Jr, an eminent physicist involved in High-Frequency Gravity Wave research and the yearly Mitre STAIF conferences, has published a primer on HFGW that contains an excellent overview on the potential that this technology. This paper is based on his own research, in collaboration with Dr. Ning Li and many other prominent researchers in this area:

"On the other hand, as will become most evident...there is ample evidence that the laboratory generation of gravitational waves has been thoroughly studied by dozens of scientists and many of the devices that they have suggested are both feasible and practical if we take advantage of recently developed technology...

[Per Landau and Lifshitz] 'Since it has definite energy, the gravitational wave is itself the source of some additional gravitational field... its field is a second-order effect ... But in the case of high-frequency gravitational waves the effect is significantly strengthened ...'

Thus it is possible to change the gravitational field near an object by means of HFGW and move it. Utilizing a HTSC lens for concentrating HFGW power, the theoretical ten-megawatt pulse output ... could be concentrated to provide HFGW fluxes in excess of 1020 [watts/m2]." click here

Editor's Note

I received an email from Dr. Ning Li in mid-2003 in which she claimed to have received "11-kilowatts output-effect" from her AC-Gravity apparatus. As her startup company, 'AC-Gravity LLC' has received SBIR funding from the Department of Defense, she has been silent for several months now, probably due to confidentiality agreements -- however, I expect that she will come forward with breakthrough results in the near future. (Tim Ventura)

- Check out our original Podkletnov Page
- Visit Robert Baker's GravWave site
- Listen to our Robert Baker Audio Interview

Contact Information

You can reach these world-renowned scientists by sending an email to the following addresses:

Email Dr. Robert Baker, Jr.
Email Dr. Eugene Podkletnov

YBCO Materials

Eugene Podkletnov has suggested that the Schwarzchild radius requires using Type-II YBCO Superconductors with a diameter of at least 4-inches. The type that Podkletnov and NASA use are "melt-process" superconductors, which have a unique molecular structure and higher-density in comparison to conventional sintered superconductors.

Superconductive Materials, Inc.
Colorado Superconductor