Abduction Beams…and Science?

I meant you already defy the gravity by lifting something anyways.

put my mom underneath it, it WILL fly!

Guys! We have the solution in our homes! all we need is a HUGE vacum cleaner! Stop thinking sci-fi, and start thinking Spore!

but of couuurse. Because we can totally localize the suction from a mile in the air

prog1thefencer wrote:but of couuurse. Because we can totally localize the suction from a mile in the air

you have a pipe go the hole way down to the ground

you have to have a spaceship that can cross stars. so you have faster than light travel, or a wrap drive. that also means you have fake gravity most likly coundnt you use that same technolgy ?

blaster97337 wrote:

prog1thefencer wrote:but of couuurse. Because we can totally localize the suction from a mile in the air

you have a pipe go the hole way down to the ground

I agree.

Two words:

Magnetic water.

MinionJoe wrote:Two words:

Magnetic water.

ummm...Magnetic water would be cool but how dose it help?

Well, this is a limited idea, but if you could electrify somthing you could levitate it with magnetism. But it would take a strong magnet and the item would have to cunduct electricity.

cody343 wrote:I know i was just saying it might be possible...like 5 billion years from now.

No, probably sometime in the next 10 years at most I think, look at these videos, proof were beginning to understand that stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZtOm22nyCw&feature=PlayList&p=F986018B6FD4AE2E&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=48

PlanetKing wrote:

UltimaCenturion wrote:

skipp376 wrote:How about... Creating a primordial black hole. Restrain its gravity inside the beam. Then you have the gravity power. And since a black hole the size of an atom has the mass of an asteroid there are many possibilities.

1) Good luck.
2) The smallest known black holes have a mass the size of mount Everest. That, and you can't squeeze multiple atoms into the size of one atom, anyway.

No there are smaller ones called micro black holes, they collapse quickly because of their very small size but there is a lab somewhere thats been trying to recreate them by using accelerated particle collisions however even if it works they would be too small for this idea unless they found a way to make bigger ones.

Sorry for the double post, but that lab isn't trying ti make them, that's a side effect of what they may create, they're just trying to figure out how the big bang occurred, they're goal is not to create a tiny black hole at all.

SuperBannana wrote:

blaster97337 wrote:

prog1thefencer wrote:but of couuurse. Because we can totally localize the suction from a mile in the air

you have a pipe go the hole way down to the ground

I agree.

And that is now a beam? A beam is defined as a focused projection of energy. Not a big tube. Also, apparently you guys don't know how vacuum cleaners work. At that point, you may as well have a big grappling hook with a neon rope

prog1thefencer wrote:

SuperBannana wrote:

blaster97337 wrote:

prog1thefencer wrote:but of couuurse. Because we can totally localize the suction from a mile in the air

you have a pipe go the hole way down to the ground

I agree.

And that is now a beam? A beam is defined as a focused projection of energy. Not a big tube. Also, apparently you guys don't know how vacuum cleaners work. At that point, you may as well have a big grappling hook with a neon rope

i dont think anyone was really taking the vacum cleaner with a long pipe idea to seriuosly...

Lets see, how could an abduction beam work....Magnetism?

The polarity of the object could be amplified so that it is attracted to a superpowerful magnet, although, that still would be pretty difficult...