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July 9, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Illusion of Newtonian Push: Propellant-less Lift via Atomic Energy-State Inversion and the Natural H2O Phase-Displacement Model

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AKAmit Kumar

Key Points

  • The research aims to challenge traditional propulsion theories by introducing a novel model for achieving propellant-less lift using atomic energy states.
  • Introduced the CSV Phase-Control Architecture based on Cosmic Displacement.
  • Observed natural H2O phase transitions to evaluate matter's behavior under gravity.
  • Applied a proprietary Quantum Resonance Frequency system for phase-inversion of solid matter.
  • Demonstrated that internal atomic energy-state primarily governs matter's relationship with gravity.
  • Solid matter of varying atomic masses can achieve lift by disconnecting from Earth's geomagnetic field.

Abstract

For decades, advanced propulsion theoretical frameworks have been restricted by a fundamental paradigm paralysis: the reliance on Newton’s Third Law and classical thermodynamics. Current efforts to achieve propellant-less propulsion consistently fail because they attempt to "fight" or push against gravity using external kinetic forces. This paper introduces the CSV Phase-Control Architecture, a paradigm-shifting theoretical model based on "Cosmic Displacement." By observing the natural phase transitions of H2O, we demonstrate that matter's relationship with planetary gravity is governed not solely by its mass, but primarily by its internal atomic energy-state. Furthermore, by applying a proprietary Quantum Resonance Frequency (Black Box System), we demonstrate that solid matter of varying atomic masses can undergo a phase-inversion, disconnecting from the Earth's geomagnetic field and achieving true propellant-less lift.

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Amit Kumar (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a4f3c252b81a944af575af7https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21244007
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