Building the world's first interstellar space vehicle. No combustion engine and able to travel to space in a fraction of the time.
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Building the world's first interstellar space vehicle. No combustion engine and able to travel to space in a fraction of the time.
About this project
Imagine space vehicles that do not use engines, can travel to space in a fraction of the time it currently takes, and the ability to travel outside of the galaxy. Sound like a movie? Well, now it's a reality...
The Future of Mankind is Dependent on its Past... Many brilliant scientists of the past have researched and discovered methods of flight that we do not see even today. These methods are far more technologically advanced and can provide mankind with more efficient and faster ways of traveling to space. One such scientist, the great Nikola Tesla, was instrumental in developing what was then called "anti-gravity" technologies. This "anti-gravity" technology was actually a new form of propulsion using electro-magnetic energy.
In addition to Tesla, there have been other scientists developing this technology even to the point of getting it patented with the US Government. One such patent labeled "Flying Saucer" can be seen below in the image and can be searched online using the patent number listed.
The patent above is in reference to a "FLYING SAUCER" using rotor engines. Below we have included another patent from 1971 for "Generating a Secondary Gravitational Force Field". Again, we have added the image below and the patent number is there as well.
Our company's research and development is about combining the disc aircraft with the gravity generators into one spacecraft, the Aten.
The Future of Space Travel and Exploration
Introducing the Aten Spacecraft from Relativity Research. The Aten is the world's ONLY interstellar space vehicle which uses a non-linear mode of flight enabling it to travel the huge distances of space in a fraction of the time it takes now.
Relativity Research has been researching, designing, and developing this amazing technology for over 8 years. We have consulted several physicists during this time and have top scientists developing this amazing spacecraft. The science behind the Aten is rock solid and the propulsion system it uses can save billions of dollars in fuel, add the reusability factor to space vehicles, and transport crew and passengers back and forth to space with no bad side effects on the human body. The fact that the Aten makes the journey to space so much shorter than it would normally be lends to more time for exploration and research.
Conventional science tells us that the fastest way to travel between points A and B is a straight line. Modern physics tells us this is not true, but instead that the fastest way to travel between two points is to distort time-space and bring points A and B closer together.
How Do We Do This?
Bringing two points of location together requires manufacturing a distortion of space-time. Warping or distorting space-time is achieved by accessing and amplifying gravity waves, thus using zero-point energy as its propulsion system.
There are 2 types of gravity, Gravity A (works on a micro scale) and Gravity B (works on a macro scale). Gravity B is the big gravity wave that holds the earth and other planets in orbit around the sun and the moon and man-made satellites in orbit around the earth. Gravity A is a much more unfamiliar gravity. It is the main force that holds together the mass that makes up all protons and neutrons. This is also known as the "strong force" in mainstream physics. Gravity A waves is a much stronger gravity wave than Gravity B waves. The space-time distortion is created by accessing and amplifying gravity A waves which in essence is the gravity holding the protons and electrons to the nucleus of an atom. By accessing this Gravity A Wave and amplifying it, we are able to distort time-space, thereby bringing points A and B closer together and greatly shortening the time it takes to travel between these two points.
Therefore, using this method, it would be possible to travel light years away in a relatively short time. Currently manned deep space travel is not a possibility because of the limited technology we have access to; technology that uses combustible rocket engines with limited fuel capacities. Even if we were to travel a large distance with engine-powered rockets, there would be no way to refuel the rocket for its return trip to Earth. The Aten Spacecraft solves all of these problems, as the gravity amplification system does not need to be on continuously, rather only when it is engaged in interstellar flight. The Aten can be used for manned and unmanned missions, transporting cargo to the International Space Station and further exploration of the universe and even space tourism.
***Important Links:
Relativity Research Website Interstellar Travel Page: http://www.relativityresearch.co/interstellar
Relativity Research Website ATEN Space Vehicle Page: http://www.relativityresearch.co/aten
Why Are We Raising Money?
The money we raise during this campaign will be used to fund our first technology expo called Re|Search2017 which we are aiming to hold in May of 2017 in Las Vegas, NV. At this expo, Relativity Research will unveil and demonstrate the Aten Space Vehicle's capabilities and various other technologies that we have been working on. The funds raised will go primarily to the renting of the space, and the fees for our guest speakers. Our goal is to have David Icke, Jordan Maxwell, Mark McCandlish, and Bob Lazar as well as the Relativity Research Executives.
At the Expo we will also be introducing the Intergalactic Space Command and all the details involving it.
Visit our website: http://www.relativityresearch.co
Aten Information Page: http://www.relativityresearch.co/aten
Official Twitter Page: https://www.twitter.com/relativresearch
Official YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwHZmEaX_66Zovoh2l89q1w
Risks and challenges
Possible risks and challenges for this project:
1. Timeframe for NASA approval to conduct test flights and future missions. We are prepared to deal with this and expedite the approval process as much as we can with the help of our experienced legal team who has been dealing with these types of agencies for decades and with the aid of our scientific advisory board to ensure compliance with NASA's guidelines.
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