"Antigravity" Method 3a of 15, Vacuum Polarization- (Biefield Brown Effect), Group IB(ii)

GROUP I ELECTROSTATIC
Group IB (ii) Vacuum Polarization- (Biefield Brown effect)
Antigravity Method 3a of 15. Vacuum Polarization- (Biefield Brown effect), Group IB(ii)
Filmed 1991-1996, 3a of 15 methods of levitating an object known to the author, John Iwaszko edited from the video Antigravity the reality made in 1996. The antigravity method shown in this edit, is referred to as Vacuum Polarization the effect by which it operates could be considered an almost pure BiefeldBrown effect with very little ionic wind that confuses researchers in the previous ionic asymmetric models. The following introduction shows working models that may demonstrate the effect. Vacuum polarization in quantum field theory and specifically electrodynamics describes this process in which background electromagnetic field produce virtual electron-positron pairs that change the distribution of charges and currents that were generated originally by the electromagnetic field, in other words antiparticles and particles reposition themselves partially counteracting the original field and that the basis of all electrical phenomena is the vacuum, where tremendous fluctuations of electrical field energy can occur; this energy is called the zero point energy or sometimes referred to as self energy, where matter interacts with charged particles with the vacuum or ether. Vacuum polarization was observed officially and experimentally in 1997 using the Tristan particle accelerator in Japan, whereas the author first observed it in 1994 with far more economical equipment shown in the following video 3b of 15.