What began as a quality-control test for superconducting ceramics led Dr. Eugene Podkletnov into a series of experiments involving weight loss, gold-coated rotating disks, high-voltage impulses, and coils that briefly lift themselves that’s spanned roughly 35 years. In a recent interview with podcast host Tim Ventura, the chemist and materials scientist outlined four distinct approaches, including reports of bent metal, altered laser intensity, and an impulse traveling at 64 times the speed of light. Taken together, the experiments describe a changing research strategy: moving from spinning materials toward controllable electromagnetic fields, while trying to determine what’s actually producing the reported forces.
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