Gravitational Control Research
John T. Watson
Abstract
John T. Watson
Abstract
Abstract : Success in attaining control over gravitation seems unquestionably tied to a better understanding of gravitation. At the present time, most of the work being done towards gaining gravitational control is centered around the quest for better knowledge concerning the nature of gravitation. This report is concerned with some of the more applicable theories and research. The information is discussed in four sections: Introduction, Characteristics of Gravitation, Theories of Gravitation, and Current Research Effort. Most of the current theories on gravitation are subject to question by one or more theorists in the field.
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Abstract : Success in attaining control over gravitation seems unquestionably tied to a better understanding of gravitation. At the present time, most of the work being done towards gaining gravitational control is centered around the quest for better knowledge concerning the nature of gravitation. This report is concerned with some of the more applicable theories and research. The information is discussed in four sections: Introduction, Characteristics of Gravitation, Theories of Gravitation, and Current Research Effort. Most of the current theories on gravitation are subject to question by one or more theorists in the field.
Key concepts: Gravitation, Scalar theories of gravitation, Parameterized post-Newtonian formalism, Theoretical physics, Subject (documents), Control (management), Physics, Gravitational field