Solution of St. Petersburg engineers casts doubt on the laws of physics
Engineers and scientists from St. Petersburg discovered the anti-gravity effect during an experiment with an electric motor, which used innovative REM & Coil stator winding sections. During the planned tests, a unique phenomenon was noticed: after the power was turned off, the motor rotor continued to rotate for 28 hours until it was forcibly stopped. Due to the anti-gravity effect, friction in electric motors has significantly decreased, which has led to a significant increase in their service life. According to the company's experts, electric motors will now be able to function properly 10 times longer.
This effect attracted the attention of other scientists from the leading technical universities of the Northern capital, who began additional research to clarify the causes and mechanisms of this phenomenon. So far, experts have not been able to provide a direct explanation for this phenomenon. However, it is hypothesized that a similar effect was achieved due to the characteristics of the magnetic field created by special designs of REM and Coil coils.
The discovered effect gives unlimited opportunities for practical application. For example, icebreakers with electric motors built on a new principle will be able to travel 8 times longer, and at one of the village GRES (State District Power Plants), after the water supply has been stopped, the operation of generator blades will not stop and will be able to provide electricity to the village for another 12 hours.