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On Scientific Thought And The Experimental Method
The methodology of scientific research tends to fall into two categories.
Some people are born curious about technology, physics, radios, televisions, computers, and the inner workings of machines.
Some people are born brilliant, the "genious".
One group tends to flash on ideas while traveling through a space of considered experiments.
One group tends to integrate upon ideas gradually through meditative study.
One group uses experiments to incrementally guide their research process.
One group uses experiments to prove or disprove a theory in "quantum" jumps.
Our Distributed Research Model
Understanding and open mindedness, communications and documentation skills, and cooperation are all necessary to best leverage the value of distributed research. Thanks to the Internet, Free Americans are now finding one another and making relationships at an unforeseen rate. GravityMagnet seeks to link together the ever growing base of independent researchers. In summary, GravityMagnet seeks to foster the old addage,"American Ingenuity". The intention of this site is to inspire and encourage scientific thought and experimental research leading to invention. At GravityMagnet we question everything. We take nothing for granted, and we strongly encourage the investigation of novel ideas and technology.
At GravityMagnet we want your participation. A large amount of information, proposed experiments, and experimental results are presented here. Send us an e-mail, share your ideas, and become part of the network.
Standard Disclaimer
Please be clear, many of the experiments covered on this site are dangerous. It is important that every researcher has a common base of safety procedures to follow. We have done our best to provide practical safety precautions gleaned from experience. However, GravityMagnet is not responsible for injury or property damage that may occur as a result of ideas or procedures presented on this site. A link to our safety page is provided below, please read it, and post your confirmation, before starting work on any high voltage or other dangerous experiment.