SDR31 Stardrive & Perpetual Motion
Channel: Ronald van Kemenade
Date: 09/02/2012

STARDRIVE & PERPETUAL MOTION
A charged capacitor changes weight when its orientation changes (weight, not mass!). A capacitor is a stack of metal foil plates, individually isolated by plastic or paper sheets. The even plates are connected to one lead, the odd plates to another. Finally, they are rolled into a cylinder shape.
The atoms of magnetic materials like steel are aligned like in a fixed pattern. By charging we change neutrons into protons and vice versa.
Since protons interact differently than neutrons when exposed to gravitons, the mass of the capacitor depends on its orientation. By changing this orientation on bottom and top of a gravity wheel, you can create perpetual motion.

Another way is looking for isotopes with special properties (a crystal pattern with protons, neutrons, gridlocked or stripped nucleons all facing the same direction).

Semi-gravitational matter (gridlocked or stripped isotopes) hugs the atmosphere at the north and south pole because of the low centripetal forces over there. The next generation of aircraft will float on top of our atmosphere like ships on the sea.