Case file · Non-fiction & research literature
The claim that the B-2 uses electrogravitics
The physicist and writer Paul LaViolette argued, most fully in Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion (2008), that the B-2 bomber charges its wing edges to use Brown-style propulsion.
2008 CE · 38.91, -77.04 · status: claim
The sceptical view
No official or engineering source supports it; Wired (2003) reported it as a belief of conspiracy theorists.
Connections in the atlas
- Thomas Townsend Brown
- The Coolidge tube that seemed to change weight
- The 'gravitator' patent and the Biefeld–Brown effect
- Naval Research Laboratory and the S-48 gravity expedition
- Project Winterhaven
- Tests in Paris for SNCASO
- The 'gravitics' boom and the Electrogravitics Systems report
- Brown founds NICAP
- The Bahnson laboratory (Whitehall-Rand)
- The electrokinetic patents
- Rock electricity on Catalina Island
- The lifter tests: ARL, NASA and Tajmar