Anti gravity drive

[krisatkins]

http://www.xp-erience.org/article.php?sid=1367

I've already seen something like this...I know it was in the XP advert from Microsoft, Nasa should really speak to Mr Gates about this.

 

[DrX]

Technology is going along at a hell of a rate...

I can see some huge changes in the next 5 years .. i mean look at the PC in the last 12 months gone from 500Mhz CPU to 3Ghz +


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[koko]

if u guys r interested in where technology might lead, "The Age of Spiritual Machines", by Ray Kurzweil is a good read.

check it out here http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0140282025/102-4236026-5690522

 

[Outback2k1]

Nothing new...at least to me.

Single-Axis devices are by far the simplest. Put an electromagnet at the bottom of an elevator shaft, turn it on, and see what happens as you turn the power up.

Harnessing the Earth's magnetic field is alot more difficult, but still doable. How do you think flying saucers fly? (yes, they do exist, but no, they're not alien...they were designed and built by sectret angencies of our Government...or at least that's what I believe)


I still dont see why people dont think of practical ideas that would work...like a self-powered generator!