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The finding of Prof.Biefeld and T.T.Brown, which is called Biefeld-Brown effect, suggests  the coupling between electricity and gravitation. However this phenomenon can not be  explained within the framework of the conventional physics. The author attempts to  explain this phenomenon by introducing a new gravitational field generated by high  potential electric field inside the atom. Some experimental results conducted to check the  theoretical explanation are also presented.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
The finding of Prof.Biefeld and T.T.Brown, which is called Biefeld-Brown effect, suggests  the coupling between electricity and gravitation. However this phenomenon can not be  explained within the framework of the conventional physics. The author attempts to  explain this phenomenon by introducing a new gravitational field generated by high  potential electric field inside the atom. Some experimental results conducted to check the  theoretical explanation are also presented.
 
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Scientific Paper
TitleTheoretical explanation of the Biefeld-Brown Effect
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Author(s)Takaaki Musha
Keywordsgravity
Published2006
No. of pages7

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Abstract

The finding of Prof.Biefeld and T.T.Brown, which is called Biefeld-Brown effect, suggests the coupling between electricity and gravitation. However this phenomenon can not be explained within the framework of the conventional physics. The author attempts to explain this phenomenon by introducing a new gravitational field generated by high potential electric field inside the atom. Some experimental results conducted to check the theoretical explanation are also presented.