@Gambeir: Make an Electric Field to Spin...and you've got a Magnetic Field.
How do you spin an Electric Field?...with a Magnetic Field.
That simple.
In order to "flip" gravity field, we need a very heavy (strong) Field(s)...
An Electric Field (normally) is linear, no spin.
A Magnetic Field contains partial spins, reason why needs to move in spacetime to get a full spin...induce it to a wrapped around coil...then you have an Electric Field in that Coil.
Magnetic and Electric Fields are in constant exchange.
Regards
Ufopolitics
How do you spin an Electric Field?...with a Magnetic Field.
That simple.
In order to "flip" gravity field, we need a very heavy (strong) Field(s)...
An Electric Field (normally) is linear, no spin.
A Magnetic Field contains partial spins, reason why needs to move in spacetime to get a full spin...induce it to a wrapped around coil...then you have an Electric Field in that Coil.
Magnetic and Electric Fields are in constant exchange.
Regards
Ufopolitics
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