From: sebastian.m.strauch@gmx.de   
      
   Hi,   
   in biological experiments clinostats are used to generate "simulated   
   microgravity" or "functional weightlessness". Rotating a sample in one or   
   two axes makes the gravity vector coming from everywhere, so some kind of   
   weightlessness is simulated (in a small space at the very center of the   
   sample). A famous device works in Zurich. Google for "Cogoli" (I think   
   Augusto Cogoli) and "clinostat" and "DLR". There you'll find some   
   information about these devices. I got also one at the university, but   
   there's no information available in the net today.   
   Bye   
   Sebastian   
      
      
      
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   > I was wondering is there any gravity machine exist or under developing?   
   > If it does exist, what theory is about. Can it increase or decrease   
   > gravitational force, or even simulate zero gravity environment? How can   
   > I get all these info.   
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   > I have tried to seach the internet and library, but it's helpless. I   
   > knew my questions are a bit more. Please help me to tackle all of them.   
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   > THX!!   
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