The radical plan to manipulate GRAVITY ?

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hanelyp
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The radical plan to manipulate GRAVITY ?

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... ology.html
The radical plan to manipulate GRAVITY: Researcher reveals scheme to create and control gravitational fields using current technology

* Mathematical proposal aims to unlock new era of experimental gravity
* Researcher says current technologies could let humans to control gravity
* Experiment could put Einstein's theory of relativity to the ultimate test
Energy fields having a gravity effect isn't a new idea. But enough for a practical effect?
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Anyone have any thoughts on what should be seen if a Mach Effect device were operated near the LIGO detector?
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Presuming the Mach/Woodward device works with any resemblance to concept, I'd presume a very distinct narrow band signal on a nearby LIGO type detector.
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I don't know about LIGO, but my thought is that a Mach-Effect device, when powered up and producing thrust, should cause a visible change to the interference pattern generated by something like the Michaelson-Morely (sp?) experiment.

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LIGO has a configuration very similar to MMX except not rotating.
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