Shinichi Seiki

Shinichi Seiki
Residence	Uwajima City, Ehime, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Known for	Antigravity, Relativity, Inertial Propulsion
Scientific career
Fields	Professor of Physics

"Professor Shinichi Seki, Uwajima City, Ehime Prefecture, Japan, developed a somewhat more elaborate theory of the Lorentz-Force, incorporating the use of "ether." Starting with the so-called "Kramer-equation," which describes the movements of atoms in the presence of exterior electrical and magnetic fields - the basic components of the Lorentz-Force - Professor Seiki conceived of the possibility of creating "negative gravitational energies" by utilizing a suitable electro-magnetic field... "Seiki went one step further and introduced NER (Nuclear Electrical Resonance), which influences both the polar and the axial spin..." - Rho Sigma, Ether-Technology, pp. 82-83 (1977)

Alternate spelling: Seike

Abstracts

• 1993 - "The Quasi-Monopole Device"

Books

• 1969 - "The Principles of Ultra-Relativity"