Block Diagram of Anti-Gravity Device
In order to create an antigravity device, something capable of propulsion within an electromagnetic gravitational field, we need to create a closed energy system. This means that we must create a simulated atom, so that we can mimic the hydrogen atom and float up out into space.The only thing that could stop energy would be energy, and for this purpose we could imagine either using a magnetic field, or we can create an ‘energy barrier’. The latter approach seems to be the right one.
We will being by creating an oval shaped craft, such that the top and bottom of the craft span a differential within the gradient of the energy field. We will then coat the surface of the craft with engineered phosphorescent medium. Such phosphorescent medium will provide a barrier between the closed energy system within the craft and the outer environment, since phosphorescent material is a natural energy sponge, and also possesses the ability to release energy. In this way our craft will be interacting with surrounding energy field only at the interface between the two dimensional surface of the craft where it intersects the surrounding energy field.
We will need to control the density of the energy barrier in our phosphorescent surface by including electromagnetism in our design, as indicated in red. We will also need a battery, symbolized by the square box.
The bottom of our field we want to match the slope of the energy gradient, creating a repulsive electromagnetic response. Since we want to float up into space, the surface upon the upper section we want to maintain as positive with respect to the surrounding energy gradient, so that we can donate energy to the field and begin to climb upwards much like the Hydrogen atom does. Because we do not want to cool down and freeze to death as we climb, we include a battery as a power source for these donations of energy to the field we wish to climb.