| Subject: The late / Great Dr. William Hooper-A Brief Synopsis |
| From: prime137@hotmail.com (In Fo) |
| Date: 19/08/2005, 07:22 |
| Newsgroups: alt.paranet.ufo |
In the history of scientific progress, it is shown that new discoveries
often are not made until some old assumptions are challenged and found
to be wrong.
Dr. William J. Hooper challenged the assumption of electromagnetic
theory that there was only one electric field in nature, the
electrostatic, and that led to more challenges of current theory.
In his manuscript, "New Horizons in Electric, Magnetic, and
Gravitational Field Theory", Dr. Hooper defines three electric field
with distinct characteristics: the electrostatic, which is very
familiar, the transformer electric field, which is produced by a
changing magnetic field intensity; and the motionally induced electric
field, which is the product of relative motion between a conductor and a
magnetic field.
Dr. Hooper began by challenging the assumption of electromagnetic theory
that there is only one electric field, the electrostatic, and that this
led him to make more challenges of field theory.
In formulating his theory of gravity, he had to challenge the belief
that the magnetic field, known to be present when an electron is in
motion, does not move with the electron.
In his book, Electromagnetism and Relativity, published in 1957, E.G.
Cullwick predicted, based on experimental evidence, that the magnetic
field of the electron could move with the electron drift velocity.
He also said, "Measurements of the normal Hall effect in metals are
often assumed to confirm the conventional view that all the available
conduction electrons participate continuously in a conduction current."
He then shows that this need not be so.
The question is usually asked about how this motional E field fits into
the relativity theories.
Dr. Hooper has a section in his manuscript where he says that he feels
there is no conflict with the Special Theory of Relativity, ONLY with
how it is currently being interpreted by some relativists.
IT DOES APPEAR TO CONFLICT with the General Theory of Relativity.
After contemplating the structure of the atom, Dr. Hooper concluded that
if the charged particles in the atom, especially the electrons and
protons, acted like miniature magnets.**
** ( Edward Leedskalnin, the one man builder / levitator of Rock Gate,
at Homestead, Florida, in his booklet "Magnetic Current" mentions all
things are composed of miniature N & S pole magnets & neutral
particles.(1945)
He had an intuitive knowledge of the motional E field.)
Their motion would create in the space surrounding the atom this
motional E field.
The field created by the motion of both the positive and negative
charges would cancel to some degree, but because the velocity of the
negative electron in orbit is greater than the velocity of the positive
proton in the nucleus, the induced field of the electron would dominate.
Dr. Hooper determined that the field due to the orbital motion of these
charges would vary inversely as the square of the distance, the same as
gravity.
He also determined that the field produced by the translational motion
of these charges would vary inversely as the cube of the distance.
These observations will totally unite electromagnetic and gravitational
field theory and account for the strong and weak forces in the atom.
Here we have a field which is not magnetic, is not electrostatic, and
which is shown experimentally to be immune to electrostatic shielding.
No such spacially distributed field is known to Physics today except
that of gravity.
It has been shown theoretically that this field should act attractively
on electrically neutral matter. and the intensity of this field can be
measured.
The BxV force being relatively weak does not ionize the atoms of matter,
but being immune to shielding, electrically polarizes them.
This causes a slight elongation of some of the electrons orbits within
the atoms in the direction of the field.
The positive charges move slightly into the more intense region of the
converging, radially directed field while the negative charges move
slightly further away from the device into the weaker portion of the
field.
Thus the differential force between the pull and the push upon the
component parts of an atom results in the polarization of the atoms and
a resultant attractive force, equivalent to that of gravity.
When all his experiments indicated that the motionally induced electric
field was incapable of being shielded by ordinary electrostatic or
magnetic shielding materials, he pondered the possibility that this
field was akin to gravity, which has characteristics similar to an
electric field except for its inability to be shielded.
Thus we have a solid basis for a unified field theory, based on the
motional E fields created when the charges in the atoms are in motion.
When Dr. Hooper built a generator ( 2 patents) to test this theory, the
results challenged the belief in current theory that the electron drift
velocity in metals does not change with temperature, an aspect of
current theory which makes metals different from all other substances,
gases, semiconductors, and semi-metals.
Dr. Hooper not only visualized that we could tap the gravitational field
for energy, "atomic" energy in its most usable form; he also saw the
possibilities,
If this motional E field could be intensified enough, gravity-free areas
on earth, artificial gravity in space, space vehicles, and even
off-the-road vehicles on earth, are feasible.
He felt that this field could be used for communication through
previously impenetrable barriers, and to separate ions, such as in the
desalination of water and the control of thermonuclear plasma
This country's space projects have become expensive beyond the ability
of the average man to comprehend.
Achieving lift by means of costly propellants will some day be seen as
akin to primitive man's use of awkward clubs as a means of exerting
force.
In a very short interval of time an intense BxV field should effect the
reversal of the gravitational polarization of an object.
Once achieved, only a very small expenditure of energy would be required
to hold the polarization.
Energy from the atoms of the earth would supply the lift and propulsion
through the medium of the earth's gravity field. The most formidable
problem would appear to be the problem of holding the BxV generator at
cryogenic temperatures.
In view of the overall possibilities of this invention, this problem
does not appear to be incapable of solution.(1971)
A breakthrough in finding superconducting materials or even near
superconducting at slightly elevated temperatures from those presently
required would greatly aid in the solution of this problem.
New superconductive materials have been discovered since 1971, when Dr.
Hooper "mysteriously" died, now making his theories very practical in
2005.
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