Experimental Evidence of Possible Gravity Modification based on a Einstein Unification Model: The GEM Effect

Two unified field theories, following the Einstein concept, and consistent with the “Plasma Universe” picture of a unified gravito-electrodynamic universe[1], have proposed that the two long ranges forces of nature Gravitation and EM (Electro-Magnetism) , can be unified separately from the short range nuclear forces in the Einstein Model . Both theories are based upon the connection of Gravitation to the Poynting vector of EM and suggest that direct gravity modification by EM fields may be possible. The basic theories are summarized as an introduction to the derivation of the VBE ( Vacuum Bernoulli Equation) which makes quantitative predictions of the degree of gravity modification. Such effects may have been observed in the laboratory and a new experiment confirms these results and is described in detail, along with its results. The experiment, using a 170g coil from a miniature electric race car motor energized with Tesla 3-Phase power at frequencies, using Galinstan liquid metal contacts, in the range of 400Hz , hung by nylon filaments from a load cell, to avoid EM interference, apparently experienced changes in gravity force corresponding to a loss of approximately 0.15 grams when energized and relaxed back to normal weight when power was terminated. Null tests confirmed that no EM interference with weight measurement occurred. Enclosure around apparatus shielded it from air currents. Field coil was taken from a brushless Model Aircraft Motor with rotor removed : GOOLRC 3650 4300KV Waterproof Brushless Motor for 1/10 RC Car 94123, energized with associate power supply. Load cell used was The load cell used was Loadstar Sensor Part Number RAPG-300G-A with 300gram capacity with Loadstar product , the AI-1000 Single Channel Signal Converter for data readout. Such effects has been reported before previouly [2].

[1] J. E. Brandenburg (2023) A Physical Analysis of the Kaluza-Klien and Sakharov-Puthoff Models of Gravity in the Context of the GEM (Grandis Et Medianis) Field Unification Theory, Fundamental Journal of Modern Physics, Volume 20, Issue 1, Pages 1 – 35. [2] Brandenburg J.E. and Kline J., (1998) Joint Propulsion Conf. AAIA-98-3137.