Rudolf Gustav Friedrich Zinsser

Zinsser conducted experiments using sawtooth electromagnetic waves and claimed to have observed a phenomenon, which he referred to as ‘anti-gravitational anisotropy’, by which distant objects moved without any direct propellant force.

In his unpublished thesis, Zinsser dubbed the energy source ‘Mechanical Energy from Anisotropic Gravitational Fields’, MEGA or Kinetobaric Field Propulsion. He claimed that his research had applications in the field of propulsion technology, including propulsion units with indefinite operational periods; hybrid propulsion savings of over 75% of the fuel in jets; and interplanetary space travel.

Zinsser registered two US patents: i) No. 2844710, July 22, 1958 'Sighting attachment for firearms'. Originally filed on Oct. 4, 1955 in the Union of SA. ii) No. 4085384, Apr. 21, 1977 'Circuit for producing pulses by differentiating output of sawtooth oscillator'. Application no. 789579.