Improved trapped fields of 17 T at 29 K and 11.2 T at 47 K have been reported for the melt-textured YBCO superconductor material. Such high field strengths give the possibility for producing superconductor permanent magnets (SCPM) for plasma-related space propulsion applications, such as the anti-matter trap...

Do UFO's violate physics? This paper proposes a startling new explanation based on reducing the mass-gravity effect by the wave transformation of mass. This theory emerged from a long and exhaustive study of breakthrough physics & UFO claims, and continues to create controversy in the scientific community...

Lifters can be difficult to work with, especially when you're first starting out. Don't worry, we've compiled a comprehensive list of notes on how to get the most out of your Lifter. Our focus here is on getting your Lifter in the air, and keeping it there indefinitely. With a bit of patience, success shouldn't be too far away...

The paper discusses the current status of space transportation and then presents an overview of the two main research topics on advanced propulsion as pursued by the authors, namely the use of electromagnetic interaction (Lorentz force) as well as a novel concept, based on ideas of a unified theory by the late German physicist...

What's the value of all this BPP research to the aerospace industry? A lot -- according to Nick Cook, Aviation Editor for Jane's Defense Weekly and author of "The Hunt for Zero Point". With an upcoming presentation to NASA Administrator Mike Griffin ...

by JT DavenportThe Vimana were the flying craft of the RAMA empire which was located in INDIA and PAKISTAN. All of these were supposed to have been flown (as best as I can find out) by means of heating MERCURY in a fire pot and allowing it to become ...

by Jason O ConnorScience fiction or reality? Here's the likely future for the Web that is both wondrous and frightening at the same time. A woman switches on a tiny wireless chip that has been surgically implanted behind her ear, which the...

Dr. Eric Davis is a physicist specializing in Breakthrough Propulsion & Power Physics and Astrophysics at the Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin/EarthTech International, Inc. He's agreed to speak about his past experiences in breakthrough physics research, as well as his current leadership role at the STAIF Conference.

On December 1st, American Antigravity joined forces with leading alt-space activist groups to deliver a clear message about the need for community-based support for Breakthrough Propulsion Research to NASA administrator Michael Griffin. Read the details of our proposal in this year-end special!

November, 2004: Retired Major Ed Dames joins us to talk about Remote Viewing and its applications to data-collection for advanced tehnology applications. Dames led the US Army's remote viewing project until his retirement, and has now turned his experience towards privatizing this technology.