In the past I have postulated several Geometrical Space/Time Mass/Gravitational Interactive theories including some rather encompassing thereom that included observed behaviors of various particles in the micro to the virtual entire universe in the macro. Much of this has been removed from all online sources, including secure and encrypted areas because of security and confidentiality concerns online. However, much can be deduced through logical reasoning from data that is available in the public arena if one is willing to be creative and think just a little out of the box. I have included some of my older notes here in the file section, that may help you to put some of the preliminary concepts together for yourself. Some of the Zip Files of my (Jim Stevenson) research and related data may not even be mentioned so you may need to dig around in the files area till you discover what is there, that you may be seeking. I must remind you though that a little (or a lot) of reading between the lines and filling in the gaps will be needed, for you to become truly advanced in this study. However if you are willing to just use some of the exact designs as they are portrayed in some of the mechanical drawings then you should at the very least be able to make some of the spherical machines roll on land, or water, and just a bit more creativity will allow you to have it aerodynamically airbourne via the Magnus effect, ( see Magnus Effect at Alternative Propulsion Systems Definitions )As for some of the early notes which I spoke of earlier, concerning somewhat more advanced concepts, you can go to my zip file on early handwritten notes at;http://antigravity.pbwiki.com/f/Small%20collection%20of%20hand%20written%20notes%20on%20early%20research%20by%20Jim%20Stevenson.zip
It might also be of some use to review a small publication that I put out in 1983 that dislcosed some early concepts in the practical application of an early sphere design that had very limited use but was an early step that can help begin understanding of interactions with gravity in order to produce a form of motion. I am also reminded of a "Law of Physics" from the 1800's that pronounced ; "Any unbalanced force equals motion".That's not seen in today's books, so don't look. Anyhow, to check out my earlier publication from 1983, called "Some New Ideas" get; http://antigravity.pbwiki.com/f/Some%20New%20Ideas-%20public%20domain%20-%201983.zip
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