General Relativity

Lense-Thirring Effect

Definition

A gravitational effect caused by rotating mass, proposed by Robert Forward as a mechanism for a 'forward drive'.

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Gravitational Field Propulsion via Relativistic Mass Flow
UAPs propel themselves by accelerating electrons in toroidal coils to near light-speed. This increases their relativistic mass, creating a Lense-Thirring effect that warps space-time, allowing the craft to move by manipulating the ether or space-time rather than traditional propulsion.
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