Is there any known anti-gravity devices known to man?

Answer 1

They keep them in Area 51.

Answer 2

There are many simulated anti gravity devices, and you can make one on your own, but they all won't work in a vacume. Want to know why, it's because they all create lift. Lift is created by some force pulling or directing air under it to make it go up. But in a vacume, there's no air. There are some magnetic ones, that bacicaly create an artificial magnetec field, which is like balancing 2 repeling magnetes on top of each other, but they arn't real anti gravity.
So in conclusion, yes, there are many ways of creating "anit-gravity," but they are all artificial. So by definition, no.

Answer 3

Yes there are several devices that exhibit anti-gravity properties. They are generally called "Lifters" and although they display anti-gravity properties they really use electrostaic forces to lift objects.........here is a site with some videos. You can even build your own.


http://www.americanantigravity.com/lifter4-outdoor.html

Answer 4

NASA has airplanes that provide a nearly weightless environment to train astronauts. They're called the "Weightless Wonder" by NASA but most people know it as the "Vomit Comet."

Answer 5

exciting hypothesis..! Off the best of my head, one situation I see together with your theory is that as you upload atoms with a view to enhance the subatomic repelling rigidity you're also including more effective mass to the equation for gravitational accleration (..F = G*M / R ²..), plus for sure 'R' is continually lowering as you fall.

Answer 6

yeah they fly a plane really high, then on the way down, almost straight down, there are moments of weightlessness

Answer 7

Hi. No.