By subjecting a superconducting emitter to a 5 megavolt pulse of electrical energy, Dr. Eugene Podkletnov claims to have created an “impulse gravity generator” capable of punching holes in concrete & deforming inch-thick steel plates. We join him to learn more about the details of his experimental claims and explore the physical principles behind his reported results…
Eugene, let’s start out with a layperson’s summary of the “impulse gravity generator” that you published a paper on with Dr. Giovanni Modanese. Can you explain this experiment and its goals for us?
Tim, this experiment is a device I’m calling the “impulse gravity generator”, which utilizes a Marx generator discharge through a superconducting emitter in a high-magnetic field to create a wave in time-space with properties very close to gravitational waves. The similarities are apparent enough that we’re almost positive it actually is a form of gravity.
Our experimental apparatus is complicated, but the principle is simple. We have a typical high voltage discharge, typically up to 2 million volts, and sometimes as high as 5 million volts. We have a superconducting emitter, which has a two…
