Dr. Eric Haseltine
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And these all have to do with
If you have a charged particle that's spinning, it will create a magnetic field.
Okay?
Sometimes that magnetic field works in the direction of the inducing magnetic field.
Sometimes it's diamagnetic.
It's the opposite.
So you get, instead of things being attracted, they get pushed away.
Yes.
Yeah.
Exactly.
Yes.
And that was found maybe with a UFO and they think, yeah, maybe.
So it could have magnetic levitation.
And that's possible.
And you can take non-metallic things and you can tractor beam them basically.
Right.
There's also such a thing as optical tweezers.
where if you create a very, very strong electromagnetic field with a laser that's very precise, you can move particles of dust around with this laser, and it's called an optical tweezer.
So remote force fields, if you will, are absolutely possible.
Now, when you do the math of how big a magnetic field you would need,