Transformation of an Electromagnetic Field into Gravitational Field in Model of Extended Space:Prediction and Experiment
D. Yu. Tsipenyuk
Abstract
Series of experiments were carried out to check the prediction concerning the possibility to generate gravitational field when charged massive particles decelerated in the in substance. As a source of the charged particles was used the accelerator of the electrons. The narrow bundle relativistic electrons (average power of a bundle 450 W, electrons energy about 30 MeV) were directed on a stopping target made from tungsten where electrons deceleration happened. The measurements have shown emerging statistically of authentic deviation of a rotating pendulum, one of which massive cargoes was near to the stopping target, in the moment when the bundle of relativistic electrons decelerated in the stopping target. Also was fixed changing of direction of the pendulum rotation when stopping target was shifted from one end of a pendulum to another. The magnitude of force that calls a deviation of the pendulum has upper limit 0,000001 N.
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