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This article was summarized by Alexander Frolov, <em>New Energy News</em>, V4, N11, pp. 12-14. | This article was summarized by Alexander Frolov, <em>New Energy News</em>, V4, N11, pp. 12-14. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Torsion Fields and Their Experimental Manifestations |
| Author(s) | Gennady I Shipov |
| Keywords | Torsion Fields |
| Published | 1996 |
| Pages | 221-250 |
Abstract
Torsion fields are a model of the physical vacuum similar to Dirac's model except it is comprised of annular wave packets of electrons and positrons instead of electron-positron pairs. Under appropriate conditions the polarized state of the vacuum can be turned into a spin field. Torsion field technology might allow tapping the vacuum energy, inertial propulsion and superluminal communication. - Moray King
This article was summarized by Alexander Frolov, New Energy News, V4, N11, pp. 12-14.