The Antigravity Underground
Includes links to articles on antigravity devices, electrogravity, distortion fields and more "light reading." Bismuth: A Look Through the Key Hole
A new field of study involves a little-known property of bismuth called diamagnetism, which could be the basis of anti-gravity and levitation.
Brown, Thomas Townsend
A very good page about the American physicist who developed theories about anti-gravity. With documents and photos of experimental machines. Don Kelly's Free Energy, Anti-Gravity...
... and Falling Magnetic Motors. Through good ol' backyard mechanics, Don - a "perpetual motion specialist" - explains these machines. Escape from Gravity
Anti-gravity technologies may literally get off the ground in the near future, this site says. Scientists are taking seriously the possibility of an inertialess drive for spaceships. Field of Dreams
The weekend of 20th January 2001 saw a remarkable gathering of scientists, engineers, inventors and UFO researchers, all pursuing a dream that could launch mankind into the next dimension of space travel. Back on terra firma. Free Energy, Gravity and the Aether
Something about how the aether can create gravity effects, etc. You figure it out... I can't. The Gravito Magnetic Device
Pierre Sinclair provides information you'll need for constructing your own gravito magnetic anti-gravity device. Get busy. Gravity Modification Superconductor
Grab a roll of duct tape, because here are instructions on how to build your own gravity modification device. You'll need a YBCO superconducting disc though. Institute for New Energy
Just when you thought you've read everything on anti-gravity, the INE presents just tons more articles on the subject. Is Anti-Gravity in Your Future?
Newton saw gravity as the attraction between bodies of matter. Professor John Searl, an English inventor, claims to have reversed that attraction. John Keely: Harmony of the Spheres
According to this story, Keely demonstrated freely floating spheres, like a miniature solar system, to John Jacob Astor. NASA's Antigravity Machine
NASA-funded research of a Russian scientist's experiments with creating anti-gravity fields, reprinted from Popular Mechanics magazine. On Internal Work and Antigravity
Tom Bearden figures Newton, Faraday and Maxwell didn't really understand the potential of anti-gravity as he does. Searl Effect
Prof. John Searl, this site says, is the only man to have built and flown an anti-gravity device, called a Levity Disc. Details here. Walter Wright's Push Gravity
Wright says that gravity doesn't pull us down from the center of the Earth, rather it pushes us down from the sun.
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