Founded in 1985, our organization has spent decades pursuing a

new understanding of gravity through experimental research and innovation.

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Building on work that began in 1970, our team has focused on experimental validation over theoretical speculation. Over the course of more than 30 years, we have designed, conducted, and refined a series of controlled experiments aimed at exploring new methods of generating and understanding gravitational effects.

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Our founder's background includes research experience with the Southwest Center for Advanced Studies/University of Texas at Dallas, the U.S. Department of Energy's Sandia National Laboratories, and more than 35 years of physics instruction. Today, we continue to advance this research with the goal of expanding humanity's understanding of one of nature's most fundamental forces.

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We believe that scientific progress is driven by curiosity, rigorous experimentation, and the willingness to explore new ideas. Our mission is to help unlock the potential of gravity research and contribute to the technologies of tomorrow.