BUILDING A 'GRAVITY FIELD' COIL

[Ufopolitics]

@ Ufopolitics
If you like, I can simulate a magnetic scalar potential map for your geometry in three cases:

• Large gap (two distinct walls)
• Intermediate gap (both walls present but unequal)
• Zero gap (single wall at gap location)

That would give you a visual of how the Bloch wall behaves in each case.

Hello Dear Alex,

Yes, you could simulate a magnetic scalar potential map...

But, like I have written before on many threads here, I am a bit skeptic about simulation software, whenever we are dealing on tests which deviates completely from "Conventional and Officialy recognized Magnetism Science".

For example:

1- Science does NOT recognize the generation of a Third Wall, whenever two magnets in opposition are approaching.
2- Also, the way they view a Single Magnetic Field structure, related to the Bloch Wall...
3- Science has NOT "Officially" approved the viewing of a Magnetic Field through any of the new "lenses" that are all over the World, like:
a) Magnetic Viewing Film
b) CRT Viewing.
c) Ferrocell Viewing.
Then, up to now, this Science is still using the ancient and wrong way of seeing a magnetic field based on iron filings...and I find this completely ridiculous, but, mabe serving its purpose.

We only can find this hidden and REAL knowledge on "Underground Books" out there...like Ken Wheeler's...or Davis and Rawls, Walter Russell, etc,etc...

So, any Software that drives ANY Simulation out there, is written based on constriction and controlled by the "Officially Recognized Sciences" on Magnetism, therefore, we can not trust their results in a 100%, no matter how much we try to override their Input Data and twist our models.

It will do serve though, to tell us how far wrong they are, whenever we make our Real Tests with Real Models then compare results.

I am sorry, but that is the way I see, and I feel that we are up to now...related to existing simulations on Free Energy Research and Development.

But, please, go ahead and make that magnetic scalar map...it is always interesting to review these simulations, to, later on, compare them with real testing on the models we will build.

Regards

Ufopolitics