Artificial Gravity | Cosmic Matrix Theory Pt. 3 (Full Movie)

[charlespeeler1]

this nicely describes elctromagnetism, has nothing to do with gravity

[mutanTV131]

jenna haze

[ThinkTank255]

Nonsense. I got a good laugh though. This is great comedy for physicists. These people are scam artists though. They use fake gravity theories as excuses for "investments". It's just a money making scheme.

[JosLutgens]

@ThinkTank255

Hear Mr Einstein talking!

[cidknight]

i wasn't expecting his final thought to be that...

[peruvianlover82]

His final thought was very eerie. I felt that his comparison made us look evil. In that sense with all the actions we are taking around the world maybe we should be stopped as the Axis powers were. I dunno. Besides that alot of this was visually entertaining but huge gaps of explanation as to how n why V1's and V2's interacted in the form as he described. I wish I fully comprehended what u are seeing. the rest of interesting tho... reminds of the Ying Yang concept of described in the Iching

[walkieTalker]

Great series of video's and an interesting theory. I hope you've had some financial backing.

[Jammieg001]

How does this explains how gravity is created by g-forces or basically motion can duplicate gravity, and how is gravity electrostatic? I like this idea of a possible mechanism, but instead of a super dense material spinning what about spinning instead strong electrostatic fields like maybe a capacitor plate, maybe bottom half + half -, maybe this would create an unusual kind of field than a stationary electrostatic field.

[ColdT3a]

@Jammieg001 Acceleration is what causes the effect of gravity. Right now your mass is trying to accelerate toward the earth but the earth is in the way so you feel that acceleration in weight. In his example he explains what causes your mass to try to accelerate towards the earth. Essentially an object in motion wants to stay in motion and an object at rest wants to stay at rest. G-forces are produced when a mass accelerates faster than free fall speed.

[ColdT3a]

@ColdT3a If I wasn't clear deceleration is exactly the same. If an object slows down faster than free fall speed g-forces are produced. So your being accelerated toward the earth, by the effect he explained, and since the earth stops you from accelerating you are forced to decelerate causing the effect of gravity. When your driving a car and you accelerate the g-forces you feel are not caused by the same effect that give mass gravity but rather by the acceleration it's self.

[woldemort78]

it's about time we got some flying saucers of our own x)

[ohoh00007]

This explains Leedskalnin's Corel Castle. Every object with mass has a frequency. Once you find it, you can lift anything. The trick is finding how to control the direction and speed you want to go, then calculating the distance you want to stop at. This calculation is two fold. Where you have to touch the breaks? and where you want to stop? If you make slightest error you will crash. For interstellar travel you must know every inch of space first, when planets will be where in time, plus more.

[J7Rod7]

P.S. Our 'Hidden-Government" by financing the black-ops military-industrial complex has already built a small fleet flying with anti-gravity propulsion. The Fleet has around 48 of these medium and large Triangle craft, all completely space-capable. I have personally witnessed two of these craft at different times, and can tell you these are absolutely amazing machines. The technology of our Space forces (Solar Warden) is around 1000-years ahead of NASA with their stupid chemical rockets.

Go Ted!

[Chrispins]

@J7Rod7 I want to see Mr. Davis' prototype because it seems so easy to build in theory, but I know it's all about money. I think this video should be more popular than it is, and maybe we can see this type of thing for commercial use. Also, I have to say that even if we make/have made space ships with this technology, they have to use a ton of energy just like chemical rockets, maybe a little less.

[williamhad]

@J7Rod7 are you fucking high?

[w00per]

enjoyed it. Going to rewatch it sometime soon. The ending about the manhatan project FTW??

[thecalabiyaumanifold]

This has given me the chills. Awesome animated examples.