Modulator of forces apparatus comprising submerged magnetic biosphere and method of stabilizing matter

• US 9,085,376 B2
• Filed: 11/30/2010
• Issued: 07/21/2015
• Est. Priority Date: 11/30/2009
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Uniao Brasileira De Educacao E Assistencia-Mantenedora Da Puc Rs
• Original Assignee: Uniao Brasileira De Educacao E Assistencia-Mantenedora Da Puc Rs
• Inventors: Vieira, Joao Ernandes Silveira, Franco, Paulo Roberto G.
• Primary Examiner(s): WEST, PAUL M
• Application Number:
  US13/511,595
• Publication Number:
  US 20120295241A1
• Time in Patent Office: 1,694 Days
• Field of Search: 738/656
• US Class Current: 1/1
• CPC Class Codes: B64G 7/00 Simulating cosmonautic conditions, e.g. for conditioning crews
• CPC Class Codes: G09B 23/06 for physics
• CPC Class Codes: G09B 23/12 of liquids or gases

Abstract

A force modulating apparatus for minimizing and/or blocking forces such as the Coriolis force, gravitational, and centrifugal force, simulating the environment of the cosmos. A stabilizing method for material with respect to light and the structure of atoms.

Claims

1. A force modulating apparatus comprising:

a) a glass globe;

b) a means for rotating, supporting, and mounting the glass globe;

c) a means for immersion of the glass globe in a fluid;

d) a magnetic reactor attached to the means for rotating, supporting, and mounting; and

e) a means for grounding surrounding;

the glass globe;

the means for rotating, supporting, and mounting;

the means for immersion; and

the magnetic reactor,

wherein the magnetic reactor is defined by two orthogonal rings, and each of the orthogonal rings comprises a magnetic core comprising rare earth metals.

2. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the means for rotating, supporting, and mounting the glass globe causes a rotating movement of the glass globe and wherein the rotating movement of the glass globe is configured to modulate forces selected from the group consisting of Coriolis force, gravitational force, and centrifugal force.

3. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the means for rotating, supporting, and mounting allows movement of the glass globe in three dimensions.

4. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the means for rotating, supporting, and mounting comprises a turbine for longitudinal rotation, a mounting base, a telescoping tube, mounting rings, a T system for mounting from a base to an axis rotor, a mounting support for a liquid insufflator, mounting pins, a mounting extender for magnetic cores, a cone shaped funnel, a silicone hose, and an oxygen input valve.

5. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the magnetic reactor is located around the glass globe and also is mounted to a rim that rotates the glass globe.

6. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the means for grounding comprises a copper mesh.

7. the force modulating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the means for immersion is water.

8. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a material to be modulated is contained within the glass globe.

9. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the material to be modulated is chosen from among vegetable material, animal material, and/or mineral material.

10. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 9, wherein the vegetable material is rice seeds.

11. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 9, wherein the animal material is fish.

12. The force modulating apparatus according to claim 9, wherein the mineral material is vegetable charcoal.

13. A method for stabilizing force comprising the steps of:

a) inserting a material to be stabilized into a glass globe of a force modulating apparatus comprising;

i) a means for rotating, supporting, and mounting;

ii) the glass globe;

iii) a means for immersion;

iv) a magnetic reactor made up of rare earth metals and comprising two orthogonal rings; and

v) a means for grounding;

b) positioning the glass globe into the means for rotating, supporting, and mounting;

c) immersing the means for rotating, supporting, and mounting with the glass globe in the means for immersion; and

d) rotating the glass globe about two orthogonal axes in order to block non-inertial forces applied to the material inserted into the glass globe.

14. The method for stabilizing forces according to claim 13, wherein the material to be stabilized is chosen from among vegetable material, animal material and/or mineral material.

15. The method for stabilizing force according to claim 14, wherein the vegetable material is rice seeds.

16. The method for stabilizing force according to claim 14, wherein the animal material is fish.

17. The method for stabilizing force according to claim 14, wherein the mineral material is vegetable charcoal.