Defense Intelligence Reference Document Antigravity For Aerospace Applications

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This Defense Intelligence Reference Document (DIA-08-1003-018), dated 30 March 2010, was produced by the Defense Intelligence Agency as part of its FY 2009 Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications (AAWSA) Program. It reviews theoretical approaches to antigravity for aerospace propulsion, drawing on Newtonian physics, general relativity, cosmological dark energy and quantum vacuum effects. The report notes that no current technology can actively control gravity and that many concepts are far from practicable engineering.

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p. 6 …Instead, aerospace vehicles will only need to have the propellant mass and infrastructure necessary to change…
p. 7 …Observe in Equation (1) that the force of gravity acting on a small test mass becomes…
p. 8 …Its gravitational acceleration is ag = 4Gp,, where p is the mass density of the disk and…
p. 9 …One example of an antigravity generator is based on a system of accelerated masses whose mass…
p. 10 …As shown in Figure 2, a mass flow T through a pipe wound around a torus…
p. 11 …As shown in Figure 3, an inside-out turning ring of very dense mass (M) will…
p. 12 …1) any mass with a velocity and an acceleration exerts many different general relativistic forces on…
p. 13 …Felber's analysis includes examples where he uses black holes for the large source mass. This…
p. 14 …second and higher-order in the source mass velocity. To invent a relativistic driver for a…
p. 16 …For example, the Earth's mass density is 5,500 kg/m 3 so Ron"" 4…
p. 17 …Thus the mass Min Equation (9) can be replaced with the negative energy density -pE* = -pc2…
p. 18 …same speed II has an effective gravitational mass density of p(l + u2/c2). Thus, for…
p. 21 …Temo/m (Temo is absolute temperature, mis mass), while a relativistic gas (of radiation) hasp= p…
p. 22 …present-day value of the total cosmological mass density of (ordinary and dark) matter (Reference 54…
p. 23 …Also, the second term is independent of the interacting particle masses and can only be measured…
p. 24 …a gravitational field behaves like a negative mass (Reference 63). Fc,,_c;,.," is actually the sum…
p. 25 …the rest-Casimir energy and rest-mechanical mass whereby the contribution of the vacuum ZPF leads…
p. 27 …At this distance, the effective total gravitational mass Md,r + UJ;1Jc2 = o and the self…
p. 28 …4 x 10-15 m/s2 (mH = mass of hydrogen atom). For the case of two…
p. 29 …1, where F11uu,, is the total gravity-induced thrust, M,ch is the vehicle mass, mA…
p. 30 …Presently, the technology does not exist to achieve the astronomical mass densities, extreme velocities or accelerations…
p. 39 …Co., Reading, Mass., 1971, pp. 10. 2 Forward, R. L., Future Magic: How Today's Science…
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