Electromagnetism
A-Vector Potential
Definition
A component of the electromagnetic field that, according to the video, can be conditioned to interact with gravity and spacetime, enabling propulsion and manipulation.
Related Theories (5)
Conditioned EM Fields for Gravity Coupling
By modulating the polarization and phase of electromagnetic radiation, one can create non-Abelian gauge fields (SU2 symmetry) that couple with the A-vector potential, allowing for gravity manipulation and spacetime distortion.
Plasma Orb Toroidal A-Vector Generation
The plasma orbs seen in MH370 footage are spinning toroidal structures that generate overlapping A-vector potential patterns, constructively interfering to create a wormhole or teleportation effect.
Radar Beam Wormhole Creation
A wormhole can be engineered using a radar or laser beam by modulating its polarization and phase to increase EM symmetry to SU2, creating non-Abelian gauge fields that couple with gravity via the A-vector potential.
Resonant ZPE Extraction
Zero Point Energy can be extracted by hitting specific resonant frequencies that interact with atomic structures, specifically using the A-vector potential and longitudinal waves.
Scalar Gravity Control via Superconducting Coils
UFO propulsion is achieved using superconducting coils and axial magnetic fields to manipulate the A-vector potential, creating an upward force that counteracts gravity.