Our website has an excellent built-in search tool, but what if you want more? Check out American Antigravity Search - a content-engine built on an entirely new paradigm in community information management. It's a simple, straightforward search engine with a lot going on behind the scenes...

For years now, Harold Berndt has been on the trail of something big - and he may have finally found it: In early 2006, he captured the first new footage of the classic Hutchison Effect, and for the first time he reveals the mystery behind Disclosure's secretive annual Mt. Shasta retreat...

Appearing in the media like an apparition, the mysterious newsgroup poster “John Titor” told a story of time-travel from a post-nuclear future that captivated the late-night airwaves. We interview the webmaster of johntitor.com for his perspectives on what Titor said  - and what may come.

Yes, it was real. Engineering theorist Marshall Barnes has spent decades unravelling the threads in the complex story of the Philadelphia Experiment, and brings this complex piece of Naval folklore squarely into focus as a real piece of World War II history...

Three years ago, Betavoltaic Industries was poised for success as a next-generation energy startup working past the bleeding edge and getting startling results. With products in development for both stimulated beta-decay nuclear batteries and a radical new vision for LENR fusion energy, Betavoltaic had it made, until it all went away...

The Searl Effect Generator has always been hip. It was the first over-unity device anybody had ever heard of, and it defined the meaning of ‘antigravity’ in the 60’s. It was also too difficult and expensive for anybody to replicate, and faded into obscurity by the 80’s. Meet Terry Moore, spokesman for the team bringing the SEG back from the brink, with a brand-new replication and some startling new video fashionably unveiled on YouTube...

The Nazi-Bell is the dead relic of a bygone era, an unfinished icon of a war come and gone...or is it? Once again cast in the spotlight with the release of Joseph Farrell's "SS Brotherhood of the Bell", the story this time takes on a more ominous tone as new details emerge -- including rumors that the remote test site has been unexpectedly purchased and scheduled for demolition. We join Farrell on a journey to uncover the war’s most compelling mystery, over 60 years in the making...

The birth of the new millennium saw a sea-change in alt-science, as the community migrated from a rag-tag collection of annual conferences to the easy accessibility of Yahoo Groups and a few notable mailing-lists. These forums in many ways helped define American Antigravity, and thus it's worth listing our participation in the key groups that defined the open-source Antigravity movement...

Does this year mark the end of Open-Source Antigravity? It's one thing to talk about how quiet the newsgroups have been, but quite another to quantify it. This comprehensive analysis of Yahoo newsgroup trends follows the activity and enrollment of several Yahoo Newsgroups between 1998 and 2006 to provide you with insight into the trends that drive the online community.