Martin Tajmar on Gravitomagnetic Research
Dr. Martin Tajmar details the experimental parameters involved with gravitomagnetic research in superconductors. Tajmar describes the rotating superconductor laboratory apparatus, accelerometer setup, and potential sources of error involved with the remarkable measurements of a force similar to the Lense-Thirring Effect found experimentally that measures 20 orders of magnitude greater than predicted by Einstein’s Theory of Relativity.
“We observed signals on tangential accelerometers mounted inside and above a superconducting Niobium ring when the ring is angularly accelerated. This signal is proportional to the applied acceleration and shows in the opposite direction. The signals got clearer when the accelerometers were operated in a curl-configuration where every sensor has a mirror partner to cut out mechanical offsets such as tilts. This showed that the acceleration we observe is a closed-loop field. From all analysis performed up to now, the most probable explanation of our results is the existence of the gravitomagnetic London moment.” — Dr. Martin Tajmar
SEARCH
RECENT STORIES
APEC 12/12: HFGW Engineering & Quantum NMR Gravity
December 13, 2020
Claude Poher’s Superconductor Impulse Gravity Generator
December 9, 2020
APEC 12/5: Searl Effect Engineering & Field Effect Propulsion
December 7, 2020
Roschin & Godin – Verification of the Searl Effect
November 26, 2020
APEC 11/21: UFO Reverse-Engineering & Inertial Propulsion
November 23, 2020
Nick Cook on the Nazi Bell, Hans Kammler & Tic Tac UAP
November 18, 2020