Defying Gravity

In this book, Robert Kingsley originates an idea for cancelling gravity. In the opening chapter we find him as a child, far from happy, defying the gravity of the situation. In the next four chapters he challenges the prevailing attitudes of astronomers and cosmologists. He strenuously opposes the orthodox theory about gravitational attraction, instead developing his idea of micro-gravitational space engergy. His logic leads to the conclusion that the universe is infinite, which leads him to believe that it could not have been created by The Big Bang. In Defying Gravity the author continues his intrusions into scientific and philosophical affairs. He stresses the importance of revolt against materialsim. He re-establishes logical explanations of the different circulation of the satellites and planets. He considers evidence that gravity is 'routinely neutralised by nonchalant extraterrestrials'. His theory about the technology may enable terrestrials to do likewise. If it succeeds, it w