Case file · Government program
The Bahnson laboratory (Whitehall-Rand)
Brown consulted for the industrialist Agnew Bahnson Jr.'s privately funded laboratory in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, which studied electrogravity and electrohydrodynamics.
1958 CE · 36.10, -80.24 · status: official
The account
He founded Rand International Ltd in 1958. Silent film of the laboratory's experiments survives. Bahnson, who also wrote a novel about antigravity, died in a plane crash in 1964.
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 electrokinetic patents
- Rock electricity on Catalina Island
- The lifter tests: ARL, NASA and Tajmar
- MIT's ion-wind aeroplane