Electrogravitics, a term first introduced in T. Townsend Brown’s 1928 patent, denotes the use of electricity to generate a force based on an object’s mass, akin to gravity, and has been foundational in anti-gravity and advanced propulsion research. This technology, characterized by the Biefeld-Brown effect discovered in 1921, holds promise for revolutionizing space propulsion by enabling more energy-efficient spacecraft movement.

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