Hi All:

The Vortex-Thruster was a new type of VTOL "jet engine" that I was working
on from 2002 through 2005. Our goal wasn't to produce lift with it, but
instead to validate the original inventor's claims about airflow, which in
turn suggested that this device could produce thrust with 20-times the
efficiency of a conventional jet engine.

I found several minutes of new high-res footage for this device the other
day, and combined it with my existing stock footage to produce a 25-minute
overview of our testing with this device. It's online in a Windows Media
streaming format, and documents both the progress of our testing and our
construction techniques to create a device that eventually produced up to
20-pounds of thrust using common-components scrounged from within the
garage.

With some assistance in hosting from the Open Source Energy Network, I've
now put all this footage online, complete with full narration, in the hopes
that if anybody wants to learn more about this project for future
replication efforts they can get a headstart based on our experiences. I
should note that the original inventor, Dr. Mikhail Goldshtik, passed away
in 1997. After his death, the University of Houston shelved the
Vortex-Thruster Project, meaning that this intellectual property is
essentially up for grabs for any inventor interested in taking it to the
next level.

Check out American Antigravity for details...

Sincerely;

Timothy M. Ventura
American Antigravity, Inc
http://www.americanantigravity.com <http://www.americanantigravity.com/>
tventura6@...



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