Posted on 07/23/2013 8:17:19 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
HOUSTON — Beyond the security gate at the Johnson Space Center’s 1960s-era campus here, inside a two-story glass and concrete building with winding corridors, there is a floating laboratory.
Harold G. White, a physicist and advanced propulsion engineer at NASA, beckoned toward a table full of equipment there on a recent afternoon: a laser, a camera, some small mirrors, a ring made of ceramic capacitors and a few other objects.
He and other NASA engineers have been designing and redesigning these instruments, with the goal of using them to slightly warp the trajectory of a photon, changing the distance it travels in a certain area, and then observing the change with a device called an interferometer. So sensitive is their measuring equipment that it was picking up myriad earthly vibrations, including people walking nearby. So they recently moved into this lab, which floats atop a system of underground pneumatic piers, freeing it from seismic disturbances.....
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Well, they way I see it, I think the main problem with all this stuff is that the researcher is not a muslim. It’s going to be hard for him to continue to receive funding at NASA until he converts.
Interesting. You got links?
One of the best links is the one I’ve been maintaining, electrogravitics.
http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/electrogravitics/index?tab=articles
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