Abstracts of ABRI Monographs Series 3 - Aetherometric Theory   Vol. II - The Gravitational Aether   AS3-II.1 The Gravitational Aether, Part I:   Gravitational Orgonometry (1) Correa PN, Correa AN Aetherom Theor of Synchronicity, Vol. 2, 1:1-43 (July 2003)   Gravitational Orgonometry makes explicit W. Reich's experimental foundation for a microfunctionalist theory of the massfree energy properties of a gravitational field, and how these relate to the properties of the Periodic Table of Elements. It addresses the Orgonomic Pendulum Law, its experimental basis and its implications, making possible, for the first time, an examination of what Reich - to no avail - really wanted A. Einstein, the CIA, and his own followers, to understand. 43 pages; 9 Tables. Includes the following chapters of AToS, vol. II: 1. Reich's gravitational pendulum experiments: the krx number system and numbers 4, 10 and . 2. Two orgonometric equations for acceleration with respect to Space and to Time. This monograph must be purchased before it can be viewed.   (US$33 / $25 ISFA / $45 Inst.)          VIEW  (1.3 MB)     AS3-II.2 The Gravitational Aether, Part I:   Gravitational Orgonometry (2) Correa PN, Correa AN Aetherom Theor of Synchronicity, Vol. 2, 2:1-35 (September 2003)     We complete the presentation of Gravitational Orgonometry by introducing two parallel treatments of gravitational pendulum oscillations as rotary motion - the conventional SHM treatment based upon 'the geometry of the circle', and the treatment based upon cycloidal functions that was proposed by Reich. Isochoronous cycloidal and trochoidal treatments of the pendular motions are differentiated, and serve as foundation for a formal demonstration of the cycloidal nature of gravitational waves and free fall. 35 pages; 17 Figures. This monograph must be purchased before it can be viewed.   (US$33 / $25 ISFA / $45 Inst.)          VIEW  (1.1 MB)     AS3-II.3 The Gravitational Aether, Part II:   Gravitational Aetherometry (1), The Aetherometric Theory of the Graviton Correa PN, Correa AN Aetherom Theor of Synchronicity, Vol. 2, 3:1-38 (December 2003)   This first monograph of Gravitational Aetherometry begins with the convergence of fundamental physical transformations between mass (inertial, gravitational) and length (radius and wavelength of motion) in the varied kinetic determinations that underlie the basic characteristics of a gravitational field. This leads to an energetic theory of gravitation that permits analysis of the fine structure of massfree gravitons, and to a new model of their co-creation with massbound particles having discrete mass-energies - by the secondary superimposition of the manifold properties of a massfree Aether. The foundations for the commensurability of Space and Time are established, along with elucidation of the cosmological significance of the acceleration constant discovered by W. Reich. Weight becomes understood strictly as a force-function of the graviton, while gravitational analysis is made possible without any direct reference to the functions of mass as such. Finally, the properties and fine structures of the gravitons for the electron and proton are compared and contrasted. ISFA ONLY.    38 pages; 2 Tables. This monograph must be purchased before it can be viewed.   (US$25)          VIEW  (1.2 MB)     AS3-II.4 The Gravitational Aether, Part II:   Gravitational Aetherometry (2), Mysteries of Inertia Correa PN, Correa AN Aetherom Theor of Synchronicity, Vol. 2, 4:1-78 (May 2004)     What is inertia? What are rotary inertia and translatory inertia? What is the relation between inert and gravitational mass? What distinguishes inertial frames from gravitational ones? What are the characteristics of gravitational motion(s)? How are they distinguished from the properties of rotation - or from translatory motion with constant velocity? Can all these motions be unified under the same set of Laws? Will Newton's Force Laws permit or withstand such unification? And what will be the implications for a Physics of Energy? What are the contributions of other researchers, such as Sciama, Graneau, Assis, Aspden, to this problematic? These questions thread through the second monograph of Gravitational Aetherometry - and lead to a surprising conclusion that teases apart two distinct gravitational field interactions, primary and secondary, and proposes an entirely new functional role for the universal constant G. ISFA ONLY.    78 pages, 8 tables, 8 figures. This monograph must be purchased before it can be viewed.   (US$35)          VIEW  (2.0 MB)     AS3-II.5 The Gravitational Aether, Part II:   Gravitational Aetherometry (3), A Note on Synchronicity and Manifold Commensurability Correa PN, Correa AN Aetherom Theor of Synchronicity, Vol. 2, 5:1-13 (August 2004)     The discovery of the law of free fall is not separable from the Galilean intuition of a commensurability between Time and Space dimensionalities. This essay compares the Galilean and aetherometric approaches to this problem, with respect to the gravitational field. ISFA ONLY.    13 pages VIEW  (0.3 MB)     AS3-II.6 The Gravitational Aether, Part II:   Gravitational Aetherometry (4), Quantum Aether Gravity:  I. Role of Cosmological Leptons Correa PN, Correa AN Aetherom Theor of Synchronicity, Vol. 2, 6:1-30 (August 2004)     In this ground-breaking communication, the original aetherometric theory of the cosmological processes responsible for generating the gravitational G force constant is presented. G is shown to be a strict function of the superimposition and electrodynamic properties of the massfree Aether, and of its interaction with cosmological massbound charges that result in the production of the microwave cosmic background radiation (mCBR). A fundamental cosmic acceleration constant is identified for the first time, along with a novel determination of the non-instantaneous apparent velocity of propagation of G. ISFA ONLY.    30 pages. This monograph must be purchased before it can be viewed.   (US$35)          VIEW  (0.6 MB)     AS3-II.7 The Gravitational Aether, Part II:   Gravitational Aetherometry (5), Quantum Aether Gravity:  II. Electric Antigravity: The Monopolar Lift Effect (and a Refutation of the Biefeld-Brown Effect) Correa PN, Correa AN Aetherom Theor of Synchronicity, Vol. 2, 7:1-49 (May 2005)   The so-called Biefeld-Brown (BB) effect, supposedly discovered by T. Townsend Brown, has three essential characteristics: it requires a bipolar coupling, it is polarity dependent (in general, anode-directed motion) and it is geometry dependent. The present communication presents evidence that the BB effect does not exist as such, and that its supposed manifestations are riddled with electrodynamic, electrostatic and 'pendular' or 'swing' artifacts that have been improperly analyzed to this day, and are not polarity- or geometry-dependent, but independent of both polarity and geometry. Yet, it is possible to experimentally demonstrate and study electro-gravitic interactions. Once artifacts due to ascertainable causes are removed, one can isolate a phenomenon that seems to lie at the antipodes of the so-called BB effect: it is monopolar, not bipolar; it is polarity-independent and appears to be charge-density dependent. These are all characteristics that only the aetherometric model of the electrodynamic control of gravity predicted. Since analysis of the experimental results and preliminary data suggest that the monopolar lift effect is a vacuum reaction of the aether medium, they also tally with Wilstrom's and Khachatourian's 2002 discovery of an electrostatic spin which had long been predicted - in fact since 1977 - by Aspden's model of a 'vacuum (or aether) spin'. ISFA ONLY.    49 pages, 9 tables, 4 figures. Payment is voluntary. Use the ORDER button if you do wish to pay.   (US$25)          VIEW  (0.5 MB)

 
This communication is the second of a group of four originally intended for publication in Infinite Energy at the invitation of Dr. Eugene Mallove, and dedicated to the scientific, technological and political problems presented by exotic flight and lift systems - in particular those relating to possible control of gravity. It examines the main post-WWII efforts to devise new flight and space-travel technologies, focusing on the early speculations about possible electric and magnetic control of gravity, and on the development of electric propulsion (EP) systems.

53 pages, 8 figures.

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In this communication, the authors examine the main lines of research into the nature of gravity over the past 6 decades, with a focus on Einstein's General Relativity and General Theory of Gravitation, quantum-mechanical models of the graviton, Geometrodynamics and the ZPE theories, and Van Flandern's model of gravity - all of which are contrasted to Aspden's theory of a dynamic Aether.

97 pages, 2 tables, 3 figures.

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This communication presents a synopsis of the aetherometric theory of gravity and antigravity, explores the fundamental aetherometric notions of massfree energy, Aether and Matter, and systematically examines the physical functions that enter into play in the determination of a relatively universal and ubiquitous G force function that serves as attribute of the Aether lattice 'of space'. The reader is introduced to basic concepts such as - the energy structure of the Aether lattice; the aetherometric concept of inertia and the energy principle of inertial acceleration; the difference between the primary gravitational energy and the graviton energy of a lepton; the distinction between primary gravity, ordinary gravity and gravitation; and the basic aetherometric function for the release of graviton energy in pair destruction drives.

73 pages.

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The present communication has an ambitious reach. It describes in detail the fine subquantum structure of the Aether lattice, and identifies its properties: the modal (or tendentially invariant) Planck's length, which is an actual wavelength (λ_Planck) of subquantum ambipolar charges whose flux creates the lattice; the fundamental gyro-gravitational moment 'of space' (ie of the lattice) and its relation to Planck's constant of moment in the world of the quantum; the frequency of the vacuum corresponding to the modal energy of the Aether lattice; and the ultra-high energy emissions from the lattice, which have been mistakenly assumed to be mass-bearing neutrinos or X-particles, and are shown to be massfree ambipolar charges in the range of 10¹⁵ to 10²⁴ eV. 

Thus, we are led to present a specifically aetherometric "cosmogenic production scenario".  We suggest that these ultra-high energy, massfree ambipolar charges are the real cosmic primaries responsible for the ultra-high energy spectrum of cosmic rays (CR).  We also indicate exactly how these tremendously energetic particles are released from the Aether lattice in the process of production of Matter and "cosmogenic radiation" (CBOR, mCBR and rCBR), by secondary superimposition of (2°) lattice elements derived from the energy of the (1°) ambipolar lattice constituents.  Accordingly, our aetherometric model also explains how emission of gravitons from the Aether lattice accompanies the condensation of mass-energy and the emission of ultra-high energy ambipolar charges (CR primaries).  Aside from the "production scenario", the outcome of this approach is a theory of the dual structure of gravitons (in phase-energy constructs and in "free transit"), the identification of their precise fine structure and geometry, and a model for the local, punctual variation of G. 

We examine the fine structure of the Aether lattice of space in all its phase energy configurations that produce either the 'universal invariant' G force or a bipolar variation that locally increases or decreases G.  In particular, we focus on how leptonic and baryonic particle creation necessarily engages a local G increase, as opposed to the local G decrease expected when the lattice releases antigravitons instead.  A total of 8 processes are isolated, and 14 distinct aetherometric functions (including those relating to the conversion of the Newton into the meter-second system units of force) are employed in the determination of the correct value of the 'invariant' G, whose simplest expressions is:

G = λ_e/10³ π² (19,206)⁶ K_krSS = λ_Planck K_krSS = K_krSS/p_e =1.107435902*10^-35 m² sec^-2

also termed the aetherometric lawful value. This value of G is found to be remarkably close to the mean±SEM of 16 distinct numerical determinations:

G = 1.107458228*10^-35 m² sec^-2± 0.000273341

In the course of the investigation, the exact value of the so-called 'Planck's length' is determined as an instance of a wavelength function shared by both gravitons (of either type, phase-graviton or transit graviton) and the ultra-high energy ambipolar charges that modally constitute the Aether lattice.  We propose an exact value for the invariant or modal Planck's length, and further propose that, whether the length (function) is variable or invariant, G is always the product of that length by m sec^-2 (K_krSS = 1 m sec^-2).  We also identify a gyro-gravitational moment and formally show that most elegant of the Aether's subquantic 'utterances':

/e  = G/m sec^-2

Clearly, and 'Planck's length' are variables involved in the physical and analytical determinations of G, of its value and its variation.

These findings give rise to mutually consistent quantum and subquantum descriptions of the gravitational field and the ultimate energy structure of the Aether lattice.  A search for the consistency of physical descriptions of the quantum and subquantum worlds cannot be reduced to or identified with a search for a theory of everything (TOE), or a search for a unified theory.  Unification comes about after reduction, identification and generalization.  Whereas consistency poses a different problematics than that required by the need for unification(s).  Consistency poses the problem of the connectivity of the real, of the 'actual physical'.  It is a matter of functional relations, of how energy converts into energy, and not a matter of reductions, identifications and probability states.  Consistency requires a physics that thinks in terms of energy, not in terms of mass (mechanism), or in terms of space (relativity), or in terms of  topology (probabilism).  Only the concept of energy can consistently connect the senses of the physical world.  An adequate quantum description or account cannot be such unless it is already compatible with - and adequate to - an also adequate subquantum account.  What's adequate is a connection - the nexus - and not an operation of unification, reduction, identification.

Lastly, but not least, our findings and proposed theoretical approach also lead to a new geometric and topological model of all gravitational energy units, and thus a novel energy-based treatement of the phenomena of gravity, gravitation and antigravity.  We propose that there are two different families of gravitational energy units, or gravitons, whose detailed fine-structure geometry and wavefunctions we believe to have 'cracked':

1. A family of toroidal structures to which the phase-energy graviton belongs, and which can serve as energy storage (as in holding mass-energy together, or in free fall, etc).

2. A family of epicycloidal structures to which the primary gravitational energy swing and all 'transit' gravitons released from the lattice belong.

Finally, a complementary model is proposed for the 'native state' of the entire Aether lattice based upon the intra-lattice interaction of ultra-high energy (10¹⁵ to 10⁴² eV) ambipolar charges, all other energy elements being but phase-resultants of the constant interactions of these ambipolar charges.  In the lattice's 'native state' (modal or invariant state), the energy and fine structure of the ambipolar charges are given by:

E_Lattice = ε_Lattice = p_e λ_Planck ε_Lattice = λ_Planck³ ε_Lattice² = 1.762169352*10³⁷ m³sec^-2 = 1.826*10³¹ eV

92 pages, 4 Tables, 5 Figures.

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We present a new model of the deviation of terrestrial gravitational acceleration from the normative theoretical value. Independently of the crustal variations in mass density, the model identifies two distinct latitude-dependent antigravitational fluxes, a massbound flux subsumed under the notions of centrifugal reaction, force and acceleration, and a larger massfree flux that constitutes a field reaction. Neither flux is geometry dependent, and only the massfree flux can vary. Background levels of the field reaction exist in the absence of significant seismic activity. However, in this model, any increase of the field reaction flux above background levels leads to seismic activity. It is proposed that the process is mediated by an antivertical wave (AG-wave) whose energy and momentum is subsequently transduced into the ordinary P- and S-waves. Accordingly, a new earthquake magnitude scale is proposed, based on the properties of AG-waves. AG-wave accelerations, velocities, periods, and electromagnetic emission markers are identified and provided as indices of the magnitude of seismic disturbances. The AG-wave model also connects an entire set of pre-seismic events that might be used as earthquake predictors - namely, groundwater and crustal dilatancy, release of hot, ionized geochemical gases, in particular radon, and anomalous MHz to kHz electromagnetic emission - and explains periodicity and attenuation (in duration and intensity) of cyclic aftershocks.

The AG-model is part of a wider aetherometric approach to seismology and the physics of gravitational anomalies (eg Bouguer's, etc). In this context, the aetherometric model is extended to include an analysis of the hydrogen fusion pathways responsible for 'dark stars' and galactic so-called 'black holes', pathways which may also be at work in the asthenospheric and subasthenospheric cores of the Earth. In line with aetherometric theory of these fusion processes, they could be the source of both the AG-wave and the attendant keV ambipolar radiation responsible for a different set of pre-seismic events that might also be used as earthquake predictors. In this context, we connect pre-seismic high-energy ambipolar radiation released from the Earth's mantle or core to: (1) pre-seismic production of anomalous light and heat(s) by electron plasmas, (2) broadband attenuation of electromagnetic signals with increased noise (analogous to the attenuation induced daily by the solar ambipolar flux), and (3) pineal-mediated (in vertebrates) or magnetotactic (in invertebrates and also in birds) detection of pre-seismic ambipolar radiation during the initiation or nucleation phase of earthquakes.

37 pages, 5 Tables, 2 Figures.

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