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Rotating Coupling Experiments in Vacuum: New Evidence for "Ether" and New Insights into Gravity

Authors: Wang Yi

This study is dedicated to exploring the potential unknown substances in space and their relationships with the gravitational mechanism. A series of rotating coupling experiments were conducted in a high - vacuum environment. After effectively eliminating the influence of residual gas molecules, by using couplings made of various materials, the motion states of feathers and dandelion fluffs around the couplings were systematically observed. The experimental results show that couplings of different materials can cause the fluff on feathers to have directional displacements, which are related to the vortex direction generated by the rotation of the couplings.

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