How to Build a Flying Saucer: A beginner's Guide to Gravity Amplification Systems Paperback – Large Print, November 11, 2019

Finally, an explanation of gravity propulsion that makes sense.To be sure - need more info - but this is great!.A bit more on the materials used would be helpful.

The author gives what I believe is a valid theoretical framework for gravity manipulation. The details are understandable by laymen who may not have a good math or physics background. I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because there are a lot of particulars left out. Things such as frequencies, power consumption and shielding of on-board personnel from dangerous emissions are left out. However, whith the knowledge provided, I believe anyone who has a technical background in physics and proper funding could successfully construct a gravity amplification lens. There are some key bits of information contained in these pages that should bring antigravity out of the realm of science fiction and into everyday use.

This is a very interesting book, and regardless of what you may believe about how he gleaned this information the way he presents a possible gravity amplification engine does make sense.

If you really plan to build a working flying saucer I would say its impossible to do it only based on this book, as the claimes are. There are no dimensions, no material list, nothing about the electronics that should create the high voltage, nothing about how the control of the vehicle should be, nothing about how high voltage it is necessary to have over the plates in the capacitor, and absolutely no blueprints at all, only very very simple and broad sketches, nothing more.Based on this I would say the book has a misleading title. The only "new" fact is that you should have the positive electrode or plate shaped parabolic, so the gravity beams are focused on one spot in universe.But I rate it as 3 anyway since it could be an interesting reading for interested people, but only based on the title of the book it should be a 1 rating.I also have to write that the author is a pseudonym and therefore no contact information is available either.

As a layman I can understand the principles set forth in this book. We are on the precipice to a new world.

It has some interesting ideas. It will not tell you exactly how to build a propulsion system bases on levitation.

There’s a lot of information packed into this book. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist either, it’s explained so that it’s not hard to understand and keeps your interest. The theories are like nothing I’ve heard before, and I hope this gets a wider audience. Keep an open mind. Whatever happens with this information in the future, it would be great if the author gets recognized for this book. It seems like things are coming to a head with UAVs, ETs, and humans.