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A half-century ago, from a windswept Florida beach, the United States finally “got back in the game” – after the shock of the Soviet Union’s Sputnik just three months earlier – and successfully launched its own satellite into an orbit of the Earth … dubbed after launch, “Explorer I.”
Unknown to anyone but a handful of civilian engineers and US Army personnel, intimately involved with the launch that night, this would became a true “history-defining moment” – when the launch team, via Explorer I, immediately and serendipitously made America’s MOST important and overarching discovery, of all nations that would someday ever venture off the Earth … in the entire fifty-year history of “space”–
The secret of gravity and inertia themselves … revealed as a true “anti-gravity effect” – somehow operating on Explorer I … radically affecting its very orbit!
A seminal discovery … which – at the stroke of a White House pen – could have re-written not only the history of science … but, the destiny of the entire world ….
However, this was not to be.
Part 2
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We also noted in Part I of this report the immediate – and still continuing – national security classification of these amazing scientific findings, which have both prevented open civilian research into the far-reaching implications of Explorer I’s astonishing “anti-gravity” behavior for these past fifty years … as well as any application of those findings to desperately-needed energy or transportation problems here on Earth.
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