Gravitron Drive with a Rapidly Spinning Disk (RSD)
Propulsion without Propellant

RSD Research

These solutions and designs are unique. Spinning Disk Research proposes a craft built around the Gravitron Drive with an RSD that will generate a powerful thrusting force – without propellant. Experiments have been successful in spinning small, superconducting rings at speeds of 5,000 to 20,000 rpms. This work over the years has demonstrated that 'gravity shielding' is indeed a reality.

Experimental results have been published showing:

• A continuous duration Low Power gravity field generated via electro-gravitic interactions in superconductors.
  (~ 0.03 G – Gravity Field)
• A short duration High Power gravity field* (an Impulse Gravity Generator) generated via electro-gravitic interactions within specific superconductors.                                    
  (~1000 G – Impulse Gravity Field)

The Impulse Gravity Generator thrusts – it pushes objects over at a distance. It is a repulsive force. The force effect is only in the direction of the beam vector, and the force is very high speed.

The RSD is, in part, a next stage progression from this earlier, highly significant work involving the above gravity field generation devices. 

The RSD solution utilises a specially-formulated solid disk with levitating magnets and is spun at very high speeds, well into the upper tens of thousands of revolutions per minute. A specific rate of spin results in a state whereby the disk emits vast quantities of gravitrons in a continuous flow that can be directed, utilising magnetic fields, to individually controlled thrusters. The Gravitron Drive. A repulsive gravity drive.

The scientific community is just beginning to open up to the idea of gravity research, and the media is now discussing the subject openly.

* The observed phenomenon appears to be unprecedented in the literature. It cannot be understood in the framework of General Relativity.