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CITATION Gravity Control Technologies is a privately held aerospace research firm developing technological breakthroughs based on Zero Point Field physics, specially manufactured Bose-Einstein Condensate superconductors, and information physics.

In addition to our chemistry research we are also pursuing plasma physics aimed at finding a possible means for gravity control. Within this content we study the interactions of plasma fields with the Zero Point Energy Field.

To date, over US $1.2 million has been invested in our research. We have been able to establish a comprehensive theoretical framework to illustrate how and why the control of gravity for flight can be accomplished. Some convincing experimental results have also been achieved.

Bolstered by these early research results we are now slowly moving unto Phase 2 - laboratory scale demonstration of possible interaction with gravitational fields. This website showcases our vision of what we hope to be real craft based on gravity control principle(s).

Within the next five to eight years, we are seeking to build an unmanned test craft. We also aim to build prototype energy generation equipment, non-RF based communications devices, and introduce revolutionary temperature-independent superconductors.

CITATION GCT was founded in 1999 and is a privately held aerospace research firm delving into superconductivity and Zero Point Energy Field physics in the hopes of achieving one-hundred percent propellant-less propulsion technology for flight.

CITATION Zero Point Field research at GCT is involved in proving the existence of an underlying "sea of energy" at every point in the Universe, as predicted by quantum physics. This sea of energy, also referred to as the electromagnetic quantum vacuum, is unrelated to the well-known cosmic microwave background radiation. It is the lowest "energy state" of otherwise empty space.

This energy, per unit volume of empty space, is enormous, despite being at the "lowest energy" state possible. Most physicists therefore believe that even though Zero Point Energy seems to be an inescapable consequence of elementary quantum theory, it cannot be physically real, and so is subtracted away in calculations.

GCT scientists believe this sea of energy to be real, and have begun to design, engineer, and build a number of technological applications around this new reality.

In-depth analysis of the Zero Point Field and its relationship to gravitation and inertia can be found at the website of the California Institute for Physics and Astrophysics, a non-profit research group founded and chaired by Bernard Haisch, one of the foremost experts on ZPF physics.

CITATION Gravity Control Technologies

Located in Hungary, Gravity Control Technologies is pursuing the dream of gravitational control using an experimental method based on the electromagnetic manipulation of Bose-Einstein Condensates (BEC's).

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"During the late 1960's a Russian physicist named Andrei Sakharov, who later won a Nobel prize for his efforts toward world peace, postulated a new theory of gravity. He thought that gravity might be the result of atomic and subatomic particles interacting with the Zero Point Energy field. The ZPF itself has a history of well over a hundred years. It used to be called the Aether, which Einstein rejected based on the negative result of the Michelson-Morley experiment (later in life he seemed to change his mind though)."

"At the end of the 20th Century three American physicists, Hal Puthoff, Bernhard Haisch and Alfonso Rueda took it upon themselves to dust off Shakarov's work and examine it more closely from a theoretical standpoint. They postulated that inertia just might be another force which has its origin in the ZPF. There is now sufficient evidence to believe that Shakarov and Puthoff, Haisch, Rueda are correct - and that gravity and inertia are in fact the result of interaction between atomic and subatomic particles and the ZPE Field. And this raises a serious question:

Would it be possible to induce controlled interaction between particles and the ZPF which allows us to manipulate gravity and inertia?"

"We believe it is possible, with the utilization of unique, monatomic superconductors described under superconductivity in the RESEARCH section of this web site. We believe that through the utilization of these new BEC compounds an interactive force can be exerted on the ZPE Field and the reaction used for propellantless flight and the generation of pollution free energy." Click Here

CITATION Superconductivity Research

"One of the most important aspects of GCT research involves the study of superconductivity. More specifically, a very special type of superconductivity produced by a new state of matter - a Boise-Einstein Condensate (BEC), in our case made up of certain monatomic metal-like atoms. These new superconductors are what make it possible to control gravity for flight, and these are the elements that lay at the heart of GCT propulsion technology."

"GCT's superconductivity work is loosely modeled on previous research carried out by David Hudson, an Arizona farmer who in the late 70s accidentally discovered monatomic elements while recovering gold from old mine tailings. Through the ensuing 15 years he slowly realized that the compounds he was dealing with where a new state of matter, a BEC, that was superconducting at all temperatures. Many reasons contribute to the superconducting properties of these elements, including one which make them extremely difficult to analyze using traditional analytical instrumentation." Click Here

CITATION AAG: A few months ago, the Air Force commissioned you to write a report on teleportation. I've read it cover to cover, and it looks like a blueprint for a real-life StarGate technology. Can you tell us anything about your findings?

ED: The Teleportation Physics Study contract was officially commissioned in February 2002. It ended in July 2003, and the report was finally published by the Air Force in Aug. 2004.

It is physically possible, in principle (based on Einstein's general relativity theory and also on a toy model for FTL flight based on Hal's Polarizable-Vacuum Representation of General Relativity), to build a traversable wormhole (in the form of a stargate). But we have a long way to go before we can get a handle on the technology for creating the negative energy density required to hold open and stabilize such a thing. We have good technical ideas on how to do this, but more work needs to be done to shore up those ideas and get a feel for the numbers that will be involved on an experimental level, and we need to examine how to best demonstrate a wormhole in the lab once we do get a handle on negative energy generation.
The latest published paper by Matt Visser and his colleagues proved that one can significantly relax the demand for a large amount of negative energy density, such that we can now consider arbitrarily (near-zero) small amounts for the creation of a traversable wormhole. That means the demand on any particular technology to produce a negative energy density field can be dramatically reduced to workable laboratory scale. There is now an opening for us to do a lab demonstration once we develop a negative energy generation system that can produce a quantifiable amount of negative energy in a confined way.

Quantum teleportation will continue to evolve. The negative effects of decoherence upon the entanglement process is now becoming well understood and brought under control, so that the fidelity of teleporting the quantum states of large samples of atomic matter and photons has improved and will continue to do so. The science will evolve to demonstrate the teleportation of molecular states and later on large samples of molecules will have their states successfully teleported. Other quantum teleportation breakthroughs will continue to be announced, and these will involve teleporting other features and facets of matter and information that we have yet to fathom.

It will become possible in the future to forsee dabbling in the quantum teleportation of live beings and bulk inanimate matter (like cargo). But this will involve the destruction of their physical quantum states in order to teleport those states to another "glom" of matter, thus destroying the originals. This will create difficult ethical questions that will have to be considered.

AAG: Next, I wanted to ask about the feedback you received from the teleportation study. I'm sure that the Air Force gets tons of fan-mail asking about when they're going to build something like we've seen in StarGate SG-1, and I'm wondering if it made them nervous to see a speculative proposal for the same idea coming across their desk. Did they take it well?

ED: The Air Force doesn't know what it does because it's such a large bureaucracy. The teleportation study only came to the attention of commanders at WPAFB, the Pentagon, and members of Congress when the media bruhaha broke out. The Air Force took it all very well in the end, though.

However, the AF was caught off-guard and surprised by the unexpected outburst of media attention and the accompanying outcry that came from the professional political, national security and scientific agitators in society. But in the end, the AF supported the study because it had to, because it is required to (see below for specifics on this).

What these agitators and self-appointed pundits don't understand about the federal government is that there are major policy and statutory requirements that all U.S. military research labs must explore, investigate, and conduct out-of-the-box research in areas not usually considered mainstream in order to uncover all possibilities for expanding the envelope of presently known science and/or to discover new science in support of future military needs and missions. This is why the AFRL's Advanced Concepts Office at Edwards AFB commissioned the teleportation physics study. DARPA's R&D mandate is another example of these policy/statutory regulations.

AAG: Speaking of TV, since you've done the study, if Hollywood called you up to consult for the TV show, would you give it any thought?

ED: Sure! Many qualified scientists already do this. NASA has personnel who consult to the film/TV studios on productions related to spaceflight, space science fiction, etc.

AAG: You have a big event coming up in February -- it's once again time for the annual STAIF conference, and you're on the panel of scientific experts who review submitted papers. Can you give us a bit of background about the STAIF conference, as well as your participation in it?

ED: I'm presenting an invited oral paper on the wormhole-stargate aspect of teleportation, which is based on the AFRL study.

STAIF is the Space Technologies & Applications International Forum that is annually hosted/sponsored by the Univ. of New Mexico's Institute for Space and Nuclear Power Studies in Albuquerque. The symposium is comprised of a number of different technical conferences that have an emphasis on space technology development. The part I am involved with is the space nuclear power and propulsion conference which is the venue for the Future Frontiers sessions. These are where the BPP related papers will be presented. The sessions include papers on detecting and harnessing high frequency gravity waves for propulsion, wormholes, warp drives, anomalies known in present theories and experiments in physics from which we might derive some kind of BPP technology, FTL communications, other FTL flight concepts, antimatter rockets, advanced antimatter-augmented nuclear fusion rockets, ZPE-based space drives, different proposals for propellantless propulsion, antigravity, gravity/inertia modification theories and experiments, etc.
The talks are all quite diverse and comprehensive.

The papers that get presented as talks at the symposium and published in the proceedings (published by the American Inst. of Physics Press) are all peer-reviewed for quality and efficacy. Our Future Frontiers paper review panels strive to include scientifically sound (credible!) AND cutting-edge non-mainstream concepts, while making sure to weed out the pathological crackpot elements that tend to infest the BPP and alternative energies/alternative physics fields.

CITATION USAF Teleportation - Check out this stunning USAF report on how to build a real-life StarGate! Click Here