Abstract
A method of generating a localized gravitational field and gravity in the vicinity of a block of frozen hydrogen or other solid material that has been polarized with respect to the composite internal proton and gluon spin. This is a practical application of the theory that polarized gluon spin generates an enhanced excitation of the gluon field in the vicinity of the material which in turn causes a dilation of the particulate space of loop quantum gravity and concurrent dilation of time which becomes gravity.
Claims
1. A method to generate a localized gravitational field and gravity in the vicinity of a block of frozen hydrogen or other solid material that has been polarized with respect to internal proton and gluon spin.
2. The method of generating a localized gravitational field and gravity of claim 1, used to increase gravity on a space craft.
3. The method of generating a localized gravitational field and gravity of claim 1, used to reduce or offset gravity on Earth.
4. The method of generating a localized gravitational field and gravity of claim 1, used to increase gravity on Earth.
Description
DRAWINGS
[0021] These and other features, aspects and advantages of the present invention will become better understood with reference to the following description and appended claims and accompanying drawings wherein.
[0022] FIG. 1 is a front view of a gravitational field generator in use to generate gravity inside and outside a space craft in outer space.
[0023] FIG. 2 is a front view of a gravitational field generator in use to generate gravity in order to create a gravity-reduced or gravity-free zone on Earth.
[0024] FIG. 3 is a front view of a gravitational field generator in use to generate gravity in order to create a stronger gravitational pull on Earth.
DESCRIPTION
[0025] The preferred embodiments of the present invention are illustrated by way of example below and in FIGS. 1-3. The method of generating a localized gravitational field makes use of a block of frozen hydrogen or other solid material, which is composed of protons and gluons, the spin of which is directionally polarized by the method of passing the block of solid material back and forth through a powerful electromagnetic field. The block of polarized solid material has the unexpected quality that it generates an enhanced excitation of the surrounding gluon field that results in a dilation of the particulate space of loop quantum gravity and dilation of time resulting in a strong gravitational pull towards the block of material.
[0026] FIG. 1 shows a typical embodiment of the invention on board a space craft in outer space, when used to generate gravity on board the space craft. All the elements of the gravitational field generator may be housed along an outside wall of the space craft to take advantage of the temperature of outer space of 2.7 degrees Kelvin (−273 degrees Celsius, −454 degrees Fahrenheit) which is below the freezing temperature of hydrogen of 14.01 degrees Kelvin. In this embodiment, the total amount of gravitational pull is proportional to the total mass of the block of polarized frozen hydrogen and the intensity of gravitational pull is proportional to the thickness of polarized frozen hydrogen directly under the astronaut. The block of polarized frozen hydrogen generates an enhanced excitation of the surrounding gluon field which results in a strong gravitational pull towards the block of frozen hydrogen. As shown in FIG. 1, in this embodiment the block of polarized frozen hydrogen results in a gravitational field and gravity inside and outside of the space craft.
[0027] FIG. 2 shows a typical embodiment of the invention on Earth when used to generate a gravity-reduced or gravity-free region above the Earth. All the elements of the gravitational field generator should be housed in a freezer or insulated container that is capable of maintaining a temperature of near absolute zero which is below the freezing temperature of hydrogen of 14.01 degrees Kelvin. As shown in FIG. 2, in this embodiment if the block of polarized solid material is positioned above the Earth, the result is a region of offsetting gravitational pull and a gravity free region. In this embodiment the area of the region of offsetting gravitational pull and the area of the gravity free region is proportional to the total mass of the block of polarized frozen hydrogen and the intensity of gravitational pull is proportional to the thickness of polarized frozen hydrogen.
[0028] 27. FIG. 3 shows a typical embodiment of the invention on Earth when used to generate a gravity strengthened region above the Earth and the invention. All the elements of the gravitational field generator should be housed in a freezer or insulated container that is capable of maintaining a temperature of near absolute zero which is below the freezing temperature of hydrogen of 14.01 degrees Kelvin. As shown in FIG. 3, in this embodiment if the block of polarized solid material is positioned on the Earth, the result is a region of strengthened gravitational pull. In this embodiment the area of the region of strengthened gravitational pull is proportional to the total mass of the block of polarized frozen hydrogen and the intensity of gravitational pull is proportional to the thickness of polarized frozen hydrogen.
[0029] Figures:
[0030] FIG. 1 [0031] 1. Region inside of space craft. [0032] 2. Region outside of space craft. [0033] 3. Exterior wall of space craft. [0034] 4. Block of frozen hydrogen, polarized with respect to internal proton and gluon spin. [0035] 5. Direction of polarization of internal gluon spin. [0036] 6. Exterior housing, open to the near absolute zero temperature of outer space. [0037] 7. Astronaut inside space craft, standing against exterior wall and the present invention. [0038] 8. Astronaut outside space craft, standing against exterior housing and the present invention. [0039] 9. Direction of gravitational attraction on inside astronaut towards the present invention. [0040] 10. Direction of gravitational attraction on outside astronaut towards the present invention.
[0041] FIG. 2 [0042] 1. Block of frozen hydrogen, polarized with respect to internal proton and gluon spin [0043] 2. Exterior housing, refrigerated or insulated to maintain temperature near absolute zero [0044] 3. Surface of the Earth [0045] 4. Direction of polarization of internal gluon spin [0046] 5. Direction of gravitational attraction towards the present invention [0047] 6. Direction of gravitational attraction towards the Earth [0048] 7. Gravity-free region [0049] 8. Object floating within gravity-free region
[0050] FIG. 3 [0051] 1. Block of frozen hydrogen, polarized with respect to internal proton and gluon spin [0052] 2. Exterior housing, refrigerated or insulated to maintain temperature near absolute zero [0053] 3. Surface of the Earth [0054] 4. Direction of polarization of internal gluon spin [0055] 5. Person positioned to be subject to strengthened gravitation pull and G force [0056] 6. Chair in position to hold the person of item 5 while subject to strengthened gravitation pull [0057] 7. Direction of strengthened gravitational attraction towards the present invention and the Earth
