An Introduction to Gravity Modification, A guide to using Laithwaite's and Podkletnov's experiments and the physics of forces for empirical results.

Readers' comments:
1. R. M. McClosky, Amazon.com Reader: An excellent book on generating force fields both mechanically and electrically. His theories on how this all works fits the data that he has collected very well. I just wish that he had an explanation for the time that it takes for the weight loss effects to occur with the electical circuits.Overall a great read that tickles the mind into thinking about the what could be with just a little more work.
2. Robert Pritchett: If you want to spread your wings, expand your mind and perhaps float your boat, you might want to look into this book, but you will need a higher education to really get the gist. Watching the videos over at the iSeti website. More
3. GravityModification.com: Not affiliated with Benjamin Solomon's book, "An Introduction to Gravity Modification" or the several longstanding theories of "Modified Gravity"... though we encourage readers to look them up. More
4. Mike Darschewski, mathematician: “Overall, I found the book brilliant. I think you’ve covered everything in-depth enough to convey your ideas. Your numerical analysis is fascinating.” link
5. Rebekah Galy, acquisition editor: “we would enjoy being a part of the engineering of this ground-breaking technology by publishing your manuscript”.

The Book:
An Introduction to Gravity Modification is a daring and courageous rewrite, starting from a clean slate, of the physics of forces in a world where gravity modification is taken for granted. This book is the first step to gravity modification as a technology, using real dimensions, real fields, real materials, and real forces, today. There is no ‘the magic happens here’ in the book.

Book Synopsis:
An Introduction to Gravity Modification will enable academics and technologists to comprehend the physics and facilitate the engineering of gravity modification today, using real dimensions, real fields, real materials, and real forces. Based on Solomon's research with electrical circuits that change weight, and extensive numerical modeling of experimental data, Solomon presents the new physics of forces and reviews Laithwaite's and Podkletnov's experiments. An Introduction to Gravity Modification is the first book to explain how relativity and quantum mechanics will change to accommodate gravity modification as a working technology.

Research Approach
The book is a serious work of scientific exploration & technology development conducted over 10 years. It is a consolidation of,
1.       Substantive practical experimentation with proprietary electrical circuits that can change their weight at room temperature, and non-gyroscopic mechanical systems.
2.       Extensive numerical analysis of the author’s own experimental data and those of other researchers. Some of these numerical models take up to 12 hours to complete execution.
3.       Mathematical, and theoretical exploration of the physics behind gravity modification, from the perspective of experimental observations (clean slate), rather than from the perspective of accepted theoretical formalism.

Research Findings
1.       Force is a non-inertia field. The macro forces, gravity, electromagnetic force, and all mechanical forces, obey non-inertia fields exactly. This is a major step forward towards unification of forces, as gravity is included.
2.       A review of published experimental data shows that a particle’s probability distribution is not Gaussian, but a new distribution (not one of the 37 known distributions) that under certain conditions is a Gamma distribution.
3.       Gravity modification consists of two parts, field modulation and field vectoring. The non-inertia field is the way to effect both modulation and vectoring, using electromagnetic fields.
4.       Approaches are suggested for interstellar travel (consistent with Special Theory of Relativity) and spectrum independent electromagnetic cloaking as new technologies of the future.