Antigravity Craft. Possible or not?

It is possible but it goes into different debates like field theory or flux relativity, or special relativity. Einstein kinda stolen the name and many ppls works and joined them together but left out the importance of the dielectric and electromagnetism. He was coming along to it near death and promoted it but died before making real changes.

Maxwell and another were to first to create e=mc square but phrased differently. John keeley, Tesla about vortex’s math/Physics! Einstein was into Blavatsky(isis unveiled volumes) as well but left out the important aspect of metaphysics/dialect and electromagnetism, and those teachings. Hinduism, Veda, Platonism! and hermetics fits very well with modern quantum physics.
Can’t stress the aspect of Platonism or neo and then notice how old that concept is.

I have a lot to add and deleted like 3 paragraphs bc I don’t like talk share info, Info is earn and not shared. But I can add somethings bc your a good user if you’re interested into a different perspective.

Thank you, sir! I recently found this meme that describes some of it.^ Theres more and more coming out concerning these subjects. Not too sure about the philosophical or theological aspects of it, but the science of it that has been kept secret for years is starting to surface. If you have the time, check out the link I posted in the previous comment.^ It's a bit long and an older documentary, but it shows where the tech was at just some 20-30 years ago. Hard to imagine what they have now...

I say no because even the smallest particles have and are affected by gravity. the only way anything that defies gravity could be possible is it could use enough force to work against gravity without running out of fuel. so if flying saucers are real there would have to be some sort of super fuel or energy that has can produce enough propulsion to define a planet's gravity easily.

Apparently there is a way to convert a rare radioactive element into very powerful and sustainable fuel, in small amounts. I wasn't able to save the link on the video I saw explaining it.

But check this out. It's an older video, and a bit long, but it explaines alot. Tell me what you think...
https://youtu.be/NBdS8jiTM6E