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Counter-Rotating Magnetic Fields

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A method of generating gravity control by using magnetic fields that rotate in opposite directions.

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Human Gravity Control Theory

Guest Ryan Wood believes human engineers achieved gravity control around 1960 by applying principles seen in UFO reports (counter-rotating magnetic fields, high electrostatic fields), with George S. Trimble Jr. of Martin's RIAS group 'probably closer to the father of the breakthrough' than anyone.

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