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<blockquote data-quote="Channel Hopper" data-source="post: 18955" data-attributes="member: 175144">Unfortunately here on earth and within the bounds of reality (just for a moment), the gravitational pull of one object on another is proportional to the masses of both objects and indirectly proportional to the square of distance between them.&nbsp;&nbsp; We carried out an experiment at secondary school using some large iron spheres on a freely rotating nylon line and measured the angular movement of them when another set was placed close to them.&nbsp; The idea of a gravity enhancer, would for now mean increasing the mass of either the craft, or the attractor, and would therefore be useful only for the moving of non time essential goods around the place.Unfortunately, just like the cavorite venetian blinds, something would need to cover up the attraction effect when the craft is near its destination, or repointed to a suitable object on another coordinate, to cause deceleration, unless the use of thrusters was considered. I need to partake in some beermat technology discussions in the next few days to work out a solution.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Channel Hopper, post: 18955, member: 175144"] Unfortunately here on earth and within the bounds of reality (just for a moment), the gravitational pull of one object on another is proportional to the masses of both objects and indirectly proportional to the square of distance between them. We carried out an experiment at secondary school using some large iron spheres on a freely rotating nylon line and measured the angular movement of them when another set was placed close to them. The idea of a gravity enhancer, would for now mean increasing the mass of either the craft, or the attractor, and would therefore be useful only for the moving of non time essential goods around the place. Unfortunately, just like the cavorite venetian blinds, something would need to cover up the attraction effect when the craft is near its destination, or repointed to a suitable object on another coordinate, to cause deceleration, unless the use of thrusters was considered. I need to partake in some beermat technology discussions in the next few days to work out a solution. [/QUOTE]

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