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Author Topic: inertial equivalence of mass and energy  (Read 478 times)
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Albert Einstein referred to Max Plank's equation E=MC2 as "The Inertial equivalence of mass and energy".  He also said it could be more simply stated as "The Inertia of energy".  What it all means is that it takes a tremendous amount of energy to obtain the same amount of inertia as you would have with a given mass.  And this is all based, of course, upon inertial mass.  The Correas discovered that a Tesla Coil also produces a type of non-mass energy, which produces gravitational effects.  This dates at least to the Roman culture of yore.  So there's a lot we don't know right now.  AND, somewhere along the line, we also need to compare what we've been given now with what the radar men of old understood.  They're the ones who originated the 'shape resonant' ground symbol.

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  The Correas discovered that a Tesla Coil also produces a type of non-mass energy, which produces gravitational effects.
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And how does he prove it experimentally?


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And how does he prove it experimentally?

Also whether it is a 1-coil, 2-coil, or 3-coil arrangement.  The dynamics are very different between the three different Tesla Coil setups.

I worked on an EMDrive-like device some years back so I have some experience with interferometry and detecting tiny changes in mass (down to about 50-100 micrograms) (Mike Mculloch's Quantitized Inertia theory).  I would be suited to test if there was a good procedure to follow. O0

https://quantizedinertia.com/about/
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4261409

(Edit: adding some links)
« Last Edit: 2023-01-19, 01:37:33 by Hakasays »


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