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| | Rose Flying Saucer application of the Biefeld brown effect from The Encyclopedia of free energy,energy21.org,energy 21 org Geoff Egel |
 | | A proper interpretation of this theory is prevented because both scientist and layman are conditioned to think in electromagnetic concepts, whereas the Biefeld-Brown effect relates to electrogravitation. |
 | | Brown did not start with round objects, in fact, the first object that he flew was a triangle, the next a square, then a square with the edges cut off, and finally a round shaped saucer. |
 | | Biefeld wondered if an electrical condenser, hung by a thread, would have a tendency to move when it was given a heavy electrical charge. |
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