APEC 8/3: The Biefeld-Brown Effect, Reimann Hypothesis & Torsion Physics

Matti Pitkänen will present a Topological Geometrodynamics View of the Biefeld–Brown Effect, Ryan Wood will discuss Antigravity & UFO Reverse-Engineering Black Projects, Alex Wolf III will present a Comprehensive Solution to the Reimann Hypothesis, Larry Deavenport will discuss his T.T. Brown FlameJet Generator replication, and Gerald Papineau will present on EM Coils & Transverse Gravitational Waves. We’ll also be hearing updates from our lab partners and finishing off the event with an open discussion by conference attendees!



12:00pm PT – Matti Pitkänen – Topological Geometrodynamics View of the Biefeld–Brown Effect

In the Biefeld-Brown effect, an asymmetric capacitor for which the electrodes are of different size starts to move in the direction of the smaller electrode. In this talk, Dr. Matti Pitkänen will consider the TGD basic model in which the third system is identified as the electric field body (FB) associated with the system. The key idea is that electronic momentum is pumped from the electrodes to their FBs: an electron is transferred to the FB, leaves some of its momentum to FB and drops back and in this way gives rise to a recoil. For the smaller electrode the quantum coherence is higher and the pumping is more effective. This gives rise to the Biefeld Brown effect, perhaps even in the situation when the dielectric is present.



1:00pm PT – Ryan Wood – Antigravity & UFO Reverse-Engineering Black Projects

Ryan will begin with a discussion of his father’s Antigravity research efforts at McDonnell Douglas and the research he has subsequently done about the history of AG, RIAS, Martin Aircraft and a review of the UFOs that are highly likely to be ours. Ryan will also discuss his research into torsion-based gravity modification, using a device based on counter-rotating capacitive elements.



2:00pm PT – Alex Wolf III – A Comprehensive Solution to the Reimann Hypothesis

Alex Wolf III will present his full, non-theoretical solution to the Reimann Hypothesis and will provide info on Reimann Solution data, with respect to the highly technical nature of doing so, and validating and displaying experimental findings which substantiate these claims in a highly meticulous and re-creatable way. With respect to the highly technical and complicated nature of doing so. Results related to experimental findings of this solution will be briefly discussed and referenced at Alternative Propulsion Engineering Conference on August 3rd, 2024 as it pertains to the topic of the conference subject.



3:00pm PT – Larry Deavenport – T. T. Brown’s FlameJet Generator

Back in 2018 I built and tested T.T. Brown’s Flame Jet Generator and did a presentation and demonstration at the Tesla Tech Conference in Albuquerque NM. His original generator was destroyed in a fire in 2017 – but not before he recorded video of it in action, which he will describe in detail for us. Larry is currently building two more generators that will produce 1 Million volts of static electricity.



4:00pm PT – Gerald Papineau – EM Coils & Transverse Gravitational Waves

Gerald from our builder group will be presenting an overview of this approach to designing electromagnetic coils based on sacred geometry with the goal of producing transverse gravitational waves. Gerald is well-known as the creator of the “hover coil” and has participated numerous times in past APEC Conferences, as well as on a variety of online podcast channels. His focus is on EM coil design utilizing unique construction & windings.



5:00pm PT – Lab Partners – Experimental Research Updates

Learn about hands-on engineering & technical research on advanced propulsion experiments by our lab partners. Mark Sokol & the Falcon Space team will describe recent work on NMR / EPR gravity-modification experiments, Jarod Yates & Charles Crawford will provide updates on the Graviflyer, Curtis Horn will discuss Mach’s Principle Research, and more.



6:00pm PT – Open Discussion & Ad-Hoc Presentations

Conference guests interested in presenting experimental info to the group are invited to participate at this time, and our presenters will be available to take questions & discuss experiments.