Bending Light with Rotating Aetheric Density near Mass

Dr. Steven B Halls | November 2025

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Some cool science experiments about bending light with rotating aetheric density near mass. Topics are aether density near mass, and gravity, and the effect of "accelerating rotation". Image A has a laser beam #1, going past a rotating disk #2. Not just "rotating", it is accelerating rotation over 4 seconds from 0 to 40k rpm. Light bends when passing through higher density areas, and it follows the red path when the disk is clockwise and the black path when the disk goes counter-clockwise. Then it reflects off a mirror #3 and onto detectors at #4. This experiment in normal indoor air. So notice the bendy paths near the rotating disk #2.

A laser beam passes a rotating disk that accelerates from 0 to 40k rpm, bending through higher density areas along the red path clockwise and the black path counter-clockwise, and in a second experiment an evacuated container holds a disk suspended by a silk strand that begins rotating, suggesting gravity from surfaces rather than center of mass.

Image B has a rotating accelerating disk again #4, and there is an evacuated blue container with another disk suspended by a spider web strand or slender silk strand. It will begin rotating too, albeit slowly at first. There is no air current, no magnetic or diamagnetic effect. It seems to be a gravity effect, and the moral of the story is for us to think about gravity from surfaces and not the "center of mass".

The source is a Bob Greenyer video: and its about the work of the uber Russian scientist Dr. VA Chisoff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw7VPnVxT9g

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