Riporto alcuni filmati pubblicati recentemente su un forum russo.
Non possiamo garantire che i filmati siano reali e non contraffatti. La qualità dei file mp4 pervenuti è pessima, probabilmente sono stati ripresi con un cellulare.
Sembra sia stato identificato un insetto le cui elitre manifestano gli stessi fenomeni riscontrati da Grebennikov.
Nelle foto è possibile vedere degli ingrandimenti della superficie delle elitre.
In un futuro report prenderemo in esame quanto affermato da un presunto testimone (aveva 7 anni quando assistette ad una dimostrazione dello stesso VSG), riportando lo schema costruttivo descritto da questa persona.
L’insetto sarebbe uno scarabeo d’acqua, forse un esemplare adulto di Ditisco.
Chi ha realizzato i video descrive il comportamento di questi insetti, che balzano fuori dall’acqua e prima di ricadere dentro prendono il volo.
Video Elitre 1
Video Elitre 2
Video Elitre 3
Video Elitre 4
Video Elitre 5
A seguire invece una serie di video diffusi dalla stessa persona. Il fenomeno di levitazione ricorda molto l’effetto Hutchinson.
Video Tech 1
Video Tech 2
Video Tech 3
Video Tech 4
Secondo le poche informazioni avute dall’autore, il sistema è costituito da unaserie di componenti posti in quest’ordine:
1) cilindri ceramici (isolatori ceramici utilizzati in elettrotecnica, indicati nella foto);
2) piccole strutture piramidali (a 3 e 6 lati), ognuna così strutturata:
- piramide in materiale conduttivo;
- piramide in materiale dielettrico;
- piramide in materiale conduttivo;
Le piramidi sono poste una nell’altra, quindi ogni elemento è una matrice composta da 3 singole piramidi, ed è al contempo un condensatore. Ogni set di 3 piramidi è alto 1,5 cm. Ci sono diversi set affiancati a formare un reticolo.
3) una sorgente di vibrazioni, forse un motore elettrico a velocità regolabile e con un ingranaggio eccentrico, così che possa indurre una vibrazione correlata alla tensione di alimentazione.
Le piramidi e la sorgente di vibrazioni si trovano sotto al tavolo.
C’è da dire che in una tarda intervista VSG dichiarò che, stimolando opportunamente delle strutture alveolari, è possibile incappare in fenomeni spontanei di antigravità. Forse lo stimolo può essere anche una vibrazione.
Di contro occorre porre attenzione al fatto che la qualità dei filmati è pessima e questo potrebbe contribuire a nascondere eventuali “ritocchi” fatti ad hoc.
Da indiscrezioni trapelate su un forum russo, sembra che l’autore dei filmati abbia realizzato un dispositivo che vola con questa tecnologia, però nell’ambiente c’è molto scetticismo in merito.
Altair
amazing, thank you for posting this and especially the videos..would love to know more and get the name of this insect and samples of the wing structure. Keelynet first translated and posted Grebennikovs flight chapter…I received a letter from him but he died before he could communicate more..we contacted his son, but he is a drunk who knows nothing about his fathers work…thank you so much for carrying on with this! – Jerry Decker / Keelynet
Hello Jerry,
the author of those videos used ceramic electric insulators. A simple tone generator made them resonate at the correct frequency. To be honest I must say that in the main russian forum dedicated to Grebennikov (http://www.matri-x.ru/forum) the author of the videos is not taken in great consideration. He may use fish wire, and the quality of the video is too poor to see something really useful. This may be a form of control of the information of course. The possibility to fly on a self-made device is amazing, but I don’t think that Grebennikov’s technology will be ever used for the general people (due to the danger involved in the technology itself).
In the (second tech video) we can see that there is a reaction of the cylinder below.
When you place the metallic-looking object above the wooden box, the drums fall.
This is due to electrostatic fields?
I have a question. The microscope image of the chitin was sent by the author of the videos?
Yes, it was. But we can’t be sure it is really taken from the elytrons in the video. He may have found them on the web. The guy of the video doesn’t talk too much…
The cause may be electrostatic fields, cavity structural effect, suspended fishline. The quality of the video and the few informations provided by the author aren’t that good.
Those videos aren’t made by us. There’s a guy on a russian forum, nickname Vetalgd, who posted them some month ago. The ‘gurus’ on that forum don’t like him, but since Russians are jealous of all things about Grebennikov, you can’t say if they don’t like him because his videos are fake or because they’re true.
According to the author the beetle should be an acquatic beetle (http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dytiscidae), he describes those insects that jump out of water and take flight.
Me and my study group investigated this story. If the beetle is a beetle of the same water, we are left with few options for a species, because the elytra of the beetle should be between 3 to 3.5 or 4 cm
Follow the link for the classification of entomology at possible Russian beetles:
http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/eng/atl_hydr.htm
The first video I think very unlikely to use any type of electric field or to make electrostatic elytra with engine revs and also about the video that interact with the elytra pyramids.
The interaction of elytra with electric or electromagnetic fields it is possible for any sheath, although in the video so you can see I think unlikely to use these fields.
Altair Alpha could you give us the privilege of sharing possible conclusions about the videos and electron microscopy image of the elytra?
Thank you for your attention
Jadsonp feel free to share the content of the open articles. Please keep for yourself the content accessible only to registered members.
Unfortunately I don’t have much time to spend on this blog, if you wish you can contact our group privately on altair@ermetica.net.
Hi everybody i have seen these videos and if they are fake , they are pretty good fakes.First of all i see that the interaction of solid object doesn’t follow the normal interaction between magnets or electrets.
Call me dumb , but i truly believe that those videos are genuine.
I’d like to replicate the experiment.
Correct me if i am wrong , i need
1 ) a source of cavity radiation or cse ( honeycomb structure ) , Greb, says that the material isn’t important, what is important is the distribution in space of such cavities.
2) the structure must vibrate at a certain frequency
i was thinking about 22khz because is the frequency of many insects.
3) an high electrostatic field that will increase the
cse effect
4) a grid
5 ) a containment chamber made of insulationg material and with a pattern from where the flux will come out
Hello V71, you’re welcome.
Please pay attention, see how the guy in the video pushes the objects in the active area using a rod.
Viktor S. Grebennikov said it had discovered an unusual structure in the cell of an insect chitin, we must not forget that the chitin contained hemolymph, which conducts electricity.
Therefore we can conclude that the geometry must contain electrolyte content as a stack contains!
Perhaps the electrolyte content is energized! This leads us to a possible electret.
Yes , i saw that , and i think that you would need a pretty powerfull fan to do that using air concussion.
By the way i had been trying to replicate Greb works sine the first time i read about him , a couple of years now.
All of my efforts were unsuccesfull , so i think i am missing something in the process.
My theory is that the gravitation flux of particles is at 90 degrees beetween the E and B fields in an EM wave.
So basically the Poynting vector is the flux direction of gravitons, or if you preferr the duration in time of an Em pulse.
By the way, can you comment my previous post about the setup for the Greb, replication ? is polystyrol ( polistirolo in italiano ) good as a cavisty radiation source ?
Remember what VSG said about the elytrons he was observing: “I tested them to see if I could find my headlights (CSE), but I saw it was something completely different”.
Now hemolymph could play a role, providing a source of electrostatics.
Polystirene is a source of CSE, because it has a cell structure, and it is influenced by statics.
If you want to test, just try this experiment: take ceramic cones (they were used as HV insulators once – http://www.marketworks.com/storefrontprofiles/DeluxeSFItemDetail.aspx?sid=1&sfid=86409&c=655713&i=177597886). Build an array with them, and place it on a foam plate. Next take a tone generator and a good amplifier. Start modulating tones till you get a resonance with the cones. You may find some effect like those in the videos.
Now, to have the same effect as the platform, you need much more energy. You must use the same principle (energy resonance), but the task is to find a material that can resonate with an energy already present in the environment. This way the platform is a passive resonator, and the source of energy is outside it. Infra-red, visible light, ultraviolet, cosmic rays. The more subtle the energy source, the smaller the cavities…
Grebennikov used wasp wings, but this is similar, and proves the concept of anti-gravity with bug wings, in this case, a beetle.
Surfing with Chrome or SrWare Iron I can instantly translate this page to english.
VSG spent a lot of time studying wasps too, but he never said he was using wasp wings when he found the levitating effect. That's for sure. Instead he clearly describe "concave chitin shells" and a surface that can be visible only during flight. So it's a chitin element that can be moved (i.e. not a part of the body or abdomen). Other elements he describe identify unequivocally the insect as a scarab or something similar.
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