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ABSTRACT
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FO3G 7/10
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I Gravitation De?ector
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Region #1
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shown.
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Massive
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Object
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"Lensing"
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Its
Slit Components
Diffraction, the Basic Element of a Gravitational De?ector
Resulting De?ected Rays of
Flow of Gravitation
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Drawing #8
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Rays of Upward Gravitational Flow
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Cubic Structure
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For a Larger
Area
Array of Slabs
Drawing #10
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Gravitation De?ector
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Earth Suriace
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Area of De?ector
Number of Silicon
Gravitational Action
= Deflector Radius
Crystals @ 0. 0 6 m2
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n/a
n/a
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30
0.500
10.77 In
364.4 m2
6,073
45
0.707
15.00 m
706.9 m2
11,782
60
0.866
22.32 m
1,565.1 In2
26,085
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SUMMARY DEVELOPMENT
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED
APPLICATIONS
When some effect sloWs a portion of the light Wave front the
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center of the lens is sloWed more than that passing near the
edges of the lens. The result is the curving of the light Wave
front.
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2
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because the lensing object sloWs more the portion of the Wave
front that is nearer to it than it sloWs the farther aWay portion
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the diffraction of light at the tWo edges of a slit cut in a ?at thin
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OF LIGHT
THE ENERGY ASPECT AND THE SOURCE
OF THE FLOW
TAPPING THE ENERGY OF THE
GRAVITATIONAL FIELD
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL
VIEWS OF THE DRAWING
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE
INVENTION
CLAIM OR CLAIMS
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
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OATH OR DECLARATION
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Which the slit is cut sloWs the portion of the Wave front that is
nearer to it more than the portion of the Wave front in the
Introduction
part of the Wave front is sloWed relative to the rest of it. In the
case of gravitational lensing the part of the Wave front nearer
to the massive lensing cosmic object is sloWed more. In the
nuclear and fossil fuel plants, and Would essentially solve the
problem of global Warming to the extent it is caused by fossil
fuel use.
and the plants and their produced energy Would be much less
expensive.
[0007] With suitable design such plants could poWer all
electric: ships, aircraft, and land vehicles. Gravito-electric
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Light
interfere With each other, that is each sloWs the ?oW of the
other. The effect is proportional to the density or concentra
tion of each ?oW.
[0030] When tWo such ?oWs encounter each other but not
directly head on then each ?oW can be analyZed into tWo
components: one directly opposed to the others ?oW and one
[0016]
gating light. The sloWing is greater for rays of light that pass
close to the lens and is less for those farther out because the
density or concentration of the lensing gravitational mass s
?oW is less farther out. Thus the Wave front of the light is
de?ected or bent as in the actually observed gravitational
lensing.
Gravity
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That FloW
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kinetic energy that the mass Would acquire from being accel
erated in the gravitational ?eld if it Were to fall. The greater
the mass, m, the greater the kinetic energy, 1/2~m~v2. The
greater the distance, h, through Which the mass Would fall the
greater the time of the acceleration, the greater the velocity, v,
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?eld, such that for at and near one particular direction through
that material the atoms are effectively so spaced, that is
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Light Rays
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of Light Rays
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Gravitational De?ector
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tal
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De?ector
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Unit
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
years).
Tapping the Energy of the Gravitational Field
[0047] That outWard ?oW of gravitational energy can be
tapped, that is a portion of it can be extracted, by de?ecting
part of a small local regions gravitation so as to produce an
imbalance in a rotary device above it [analogously to a Water
single slit.
[0048] Multiple such slits parallel to each other Would
spread the de?ection left and right in the ?gure. Additional
multiple such slits at right angles to the ?rst ones Would
spread the de?ection over a signi?cant area.
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l
M FP :
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order of
Atoms per Unit Volume:5- 1028 per cubic meter.
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gravitational ?oW.
[0068] The spacing betWeen the edges of the diffracting slit
of DraWing #6, Slit Diffraction, the Basic Element of a
Gravitational De?ector is about 5~l0_6 meters. The spacing
of the atoms at the comers of the cubes in a Silicon cubic
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de?ector, the mean free path in the Earths outer layers is,
therefore
MFP:2.5-10g meters
gravitation
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30 cm in diameter,
#10.
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49 cm or more thick,
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the result that any object or objects on that far side of the
generation.