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维克多·格雷本尼科夫，这位俄罗斯 昆虫学家 可能已经发现了悬浮的秘密
并且可能从旧世界中汲取了灵感
让我知道你的想法
格雷本尼科夫是一位 来自俄罗斯的自学成才的昆虫学家
他对未知世界的探索 始于对自然界的着迷，尤其是
昆虫王国，他相信其中蕴藏着 超凡力量的秘密，包括反重力
格雷本尼科夫发现的基石是 腔体结构效应（CSE），这一概念
是他通过密切观察 蜂巢结构和昆虫行为得出的
这都始于1980年代初，当时格雷本尼 科夫 正在辽阔的西伯利亚大草原露营
当他躺在地上时，突然产生了一种 不寻常的感觉，结果发现他
正躺在一个地下蜜蜂之城的上方。
他感到头痛、耳鸣，嘴里还有股金属 味，这激发了
他对周围自然结构奇特之处的兴趣。
为了深入研究这一现象， 格列本尼科夫收集了部分蜂巢并开 始进行实验。
他观察到蜂巢结构散发出一种异常 的热量，这种感觉
是常规科学仪器无法检测或测量的。
这一观察使他推论出存在一种由
蜂巢几何结构产生的力场，该力场能 够影响周围的
环境，其方式是以前的科学所无法理 解的。
当格列本尼科夫检查……的几丁质外 壳时， 他的研究发生了重大转变
显微镜下的昆虫。
他发现了一种异常有节奏、极有条理 、 似乎能抵抗重力的结构。
当他试图将两块这种几丁质板放在 一起时， 其中一块悬浮在
空中几秒钟，然后与另一块对齐。
这一观察是理解某些自然结构
抗重力特性的第一步。
坚信这一发现的潜力，格列本尼科夫 着手开展了一项计划，旨在利用
这种空腔结构效应来造福人类。
他建造了一个平台，底部附着了数千 个 几丁质外壳，从而创造了
他所声称的反重力飞行器。
据格列本尼科夫称，这种飞行器的 时速可达1500公里
每小时，并能达到离地300米的高度。
更令人惊叹的是，据说该设备能让骑 手从下方隐形，并将其包裹在
一个能消除惯性和动压的泡泡状力 场中。
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Original transcript (English)
Viktor Grebennikov, this Russian entomologist may have discovered the secrets to levitation and may have tapped into some of the old world for inspiration. Let me know what you think. Grebennikov was a self-taught entomologist from Russia. His journey into the unknown began with a fascination for the natural world, particularly
insect kingdom, which he believed held secrets to extraordinary powers, including anti-gravity. The cornerstone of Grebennikov's discovery was the Cavity Structural Effect, CSE, a concept he derived from closely observing the structure of bee nests and the behavior of insects. It all started in the early 1980s while Grebennikov was camping in the vast Siberian steppe. While laying on the ground, he suddenly experienced an unusual sensation, only to find out he
was lying atop an underground bee city. He experienced headaches, ringing ears and a metallic taste in his mouth, which sparked his interest in the peculiarities of the natural structures around him. Delving deeper into this phenomenon, Grebennikov collected parts of the bee nest and began experimenting. He observed an unusual heat emanation from the honeycomb structures, a sensation that
could not be detected or measured by conventional scientific instruments. This observation led him to theorize about the existence of a force field generated by the geometric configuration of the honeycombs, a field capable of influencing the surrounding environment in ways not previously understood by science. Grebennikov's investigations took a significant turn when he examined the chitin shells of
insects under a microscope. He discovered an unusually rhythmic, extremely ordered structure that seemed to defy gravity. When he attempted to place two of these chitin plates together, one plate hovered in the air for a few seconds before aligning itself with the other. This observation was the first step toward understanding the anti-gravitational properties
of certain natural structures. Convinced of the potential of his discovery, Grebennikov embarked on a project to harness the cavity's structural effect for human use. He constructed a platform with thousands of chitin shells attached to its underside, creating what he claimed was an anti-gravity vehicle.
According to Grebennikov, this vehicle could travel at speeds of up to 1,500 kilometers per hour and reach heights of 300 meters off the ground. More astonishingly, the device supposedly made the rider invisible from below and encased them in a bubble-like force field that nullified inertia and dynamic pressure.
