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Skunk Works Digest         Thursday, 29 June 1995       Volume 05 : Number 317

In this issue:

	UFO top ten sightings etc
	Re: Antigravity in Jane's
	Re: Antigravity in Jane's

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From: matthew@empyr.dircon.co.uk (Matthew Williams)
Date: 28 Jun 95 15:37:37 GMT
Subject: UFO top ten sightings etc

Date: 08-09-08; 19:58
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Roland wrote:

> Stuff deleted.....
> 
> I thought that this list was for Skunk Works discussion.
> 
> If this carries on, I will quit aswell.
> 
> Roland
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Skunk works and UFO's do go together, you just haven't realised that yet.
SKUNK does not have to exactly equal wings and jet engines - they are
involved in other things aswell. What does it matter anyhow!

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From: chosa@chosa.win.net (Byron Weber)
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 1995 19:25:46
Subject: Re: Antigravity in Jane's

 
>In your post yesterday, you state:
>
>>In 1956 The Gravity Research Group, UK, prepared a report titled
>>Electrogravitics Systems, apparently for the USAF.  The document
>>may have been classified until 1994 but it can now be found in the
>>Wright-Patterson Library and is available on the www, search:
>>gravity or electrostatic.
>
>I'd aapreciate if you could post or e-mail me direct the http address for
>the web site.  Thanks in advance.
>
>Morgan
>
>
>Here is a description and the address:

13-1-00034-5879 ELECTROGRAVITIC SYSTEMS An examination of
electrostatic motion, dynamic counterbary and barycentric control.
TL 565 A9 Bar Code: 3 1404 00034 5879 Due dates omitted. Shield
with Logo: AF WRIGHT AERONAUTICAL LABORATORIES TECHNICAL.....
- --[768] http://www.ee.umanitoba.ca/~laurent/Disks/Info/erg.txt (62k)

Another source for the document is: ELECTROGRAVITICS SYSTEMS,
Reports on a New Propulsion Methodology, Edited by Thomas Valone,
M.A., P.E, Forward by Elizabeth Rauscher, Ph.D. (Professor of
Nuclear and Astrophysics, University of Nevada,)
Publisher:INTEGRITY RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 1377 K Street NW, Suite
204, Washington, DC 20005, 202-452-7674.

The original text from Wright is preceeded by: Property of USAF. 
The book edited by Valone contains nearly the entire original text
but in a different format organized in chapters. There is also info
in the book not in the original text, related to Brown, and most
interesting a Glossary, plus a final chapter on application of the
principles on the B-2. The book's ISBN is 0-9641070-0-7.

BW
 
    


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From: chosa@chosa.win.net (Byron Weber)
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 1995 18:12:43
Subject: Re: Antigravity in Jane's

 
>
>> The author describes the event, Project Winterhaven,
>> as exciting as the first demonstration of sustained fusion.
>
>Was this in the 1954 report?  If so, was this a typo and intended to
>be ``fission?''
>
>       Mike
>
>Caught me.  Of course you are right.  Brain fatigue I guess.

Humbly-Byron Weber


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