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R. Zinsser: Kineto-baric force -- MEGA (Mechanical Energy from Gravitational Anisotropy)

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This document compiles writings and research regarding Rudolf G. Zinsser's discovery of the kineto-baric force (Mechanical Energy from Gravitational Anisotropy, or MEGA), detailing proposed propulsion applications and non-electromagnetic impulse effects. It includes Zinsser's 1981 article from the Planetary Association for Clean Energy (PACE) Newsletter, technical details of US Patent 4,085,384 for a pulse generator circuit, and a 1974 German research paper by Dr. W. Peschka of the DFVLR investigating kineto-baric phenomena using torsion balances.
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Mechanical Energy from Anisotropic Gravitational Fields (PACE Newsletter, December 1981) - Introduction

by Rudolf G. Zinsser [Illustrations not included] Matter may be temporarily turned into a state of anisotropy* in relation to the gravitational field by a novel physical process. A gravitation-like force emerges, the kineto-baric force. (* Anisotropy refers to the exhibition of properties --- as velocity of light transmission, conductivity of heat or electricity, compressibility --- with different values when measured along axes in different directions) For its generation, pulses of a hitherto unknown and non-electromagnetic "trigger energy" are fed into the substance of an activator whose gravitational characteristics are to be changed by "steps of activation". The trigger energy is gained from electromagnetic moving fields. The direction of the feed-in determines the direction of the force. This kineto-baric force diminishes very slowly after a step to activation relative to the duration of the initiating pulse. Because of this feature, it is possible to accumulate the effects of a large number (up to 10^10 have been measured) of activation steps into measurable and technically useful magnitudes.(15) Empirically, no known interaction of activated matter with its surrounding has been determined. In this respect, the process appears to represent a new phenomenon. (1, 2, 3, 15)

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This document compiles writings and research regarding Rudolf G. Zinsser's discovery of the kineto-baric force (Mechanical Energy from Gravitational Anisotropy, or MEGA), detailing proposed propulsion applications and non-electromagnetic impulse effects. It includes Zinsser's 1981 article from the P...