How does a UFO fly? Technology explained 😀

Описание: It's a DIY magnetic levitation device, illustrating electromagnetic principles, particularly Lorentz force and rotational magnetic fields - concepts that are sometimes loosely associated with speculative "UFO propulsion."

What's Happening Here:
Copper coils (electromagnets) are arranged in a circular pattern.
A metallic sphere is being held near the center, possibly magnetized or conductive.
There’s a central rotating structure that likely has magnets or conductive components.
The coils are probably energized in a sequence (similar to how electric motors work), creating a rotating magnetic field.
This field can repel or move conductive/magnetic objects, like the metal sphere, through induction or Lorentz forces.

How This Relates to UFO Propulsion (Speculatively):
Many UFO propulsion theories involve electromagnetic or anti-gravity systems. Here’s how this tech is loosely connected:

1. Electromagnetic Levitation:
UFOs are often described as hovering or making sharp turns without visible propulsion. Magnetic levitation, as shown here, is a non-contact method of suspension using repelling magnetic forces.

2. Rotating Magnetic Fields:
The concept of using rotating magnetic fields to reduce gravitational mass or create lift is often cited in fringe science (e.g., Podkletnov's gravity shielding or Nazi Bell Project).

These theories suggest that intense, high-frequency electromagnetic fields could manipulate gravity or inertia.

3. Propellant-less Propulsion:
Unlike rockets, these systems don't eject mass but instead manipulate space-time fields or electromagnetic forces to create motion.

UFO propulsion using such systems is highly speculative and not scientifically proven. Current physics doesn't support gravity manipulation using magnets at scales required for flight.

Real-World Applications:
Maglev trains (magnetic levitation) use similar technology for frictionless high-speed travel.
Electric motors and generators operate on these principles.
Research into electrodynamic tethers and plasma propulsion is ongoing in aerospace.