Gravity
Entropy in Space -Time Continuum


According to Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, gravity is the result of the distortion of the space - time continuum by the presence of mass. The trajectory adopted by a particular object in the presence of such distortion is then a natural result of entropy - the tendency to revert to the lowest state of organisation. There is no reason, however, why the localised results of gravity cannot be countered. Indeed, when you place a book on a table you are doing just that. The table is countering the effect of gravity - and doing so, moreover, without the expenditure of energy.
In 1901 H G Wells published The First Men in the Moon in which Mr Cavor and his colleagues fly to the moon in a spaceship containing with a miracle substance Cavorite, which overcame the effects of gravity. If such a substance existed it would not require any energy to fly to the moon and to that extent Cavorite may violate the law of conservation of energy. On the other hand it may be that Cavorite required huge energy in its production and that it then gradually eroded away. In the latter case there would be no conflict.
Recently physicists have begun to suspect the existence of an unknown force holding the universe together, indeed, as I write this on the 2nd January 1999, I find a
A Report in today's Financial Times ( the UK equivalent of the Wall Street Journal) on just this very topic.
Already devices are available at the prototype stage that use variations on Electromagnetic techniques to overcome the effect of gravity but these should not be confused with such miracle substances as Cavorite! Indeed, you may well have seen photographs of superconducting rings hovering over supercooled magnets in the media. We are now privileged to bring you pictures of a superconducting prototype in use at ambient temperature!


Previously, breasts needed constant support via a bra


or by the buouyancy of water

but now, thanks to ambient superconductors


.... relief is at hand for women with large breasts


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