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The objective is to experiment with T.T. Brown (Thomas Townsend Brown) gravitators. T.T. Brown's gravitators were basically rectangular blocks of dielectric with an electrode embedded in either end and with additional metal plates embedded and evenly spaced apart throughout the length of the dielectric. In his patent 300,311 (Great Britain, Nov. 15, 1928), T.T. Brown says This invention relates to a method of controlling gravitation and for deriving power therefrom, and to a method of producing linear force or motion. The method is fundamentally electrical. Further he says The invention also relates to machines or apparatus requiring electrical energy that control or influence the gravitational field or the energy of gravitation .

Add some fun to your desk with the Galileo Gravitator from ScientificsOnline.  The Gravitator comes with four spheres decorated to look like Saturn, the Moon, Mars, and Jupiter.  The spheres float within the brass-colored cage of the Gravitator.  The base of the Gravitator have LEDs to illuminate the suspended globe, so it can be used as a nightlight.  The Gravitator is $59.99.  (I think we can safely ignore the claim that the desk toy can help us prove Galileo

The Gravitator Recovery System can accurately guide you to buried treasures of gold, silver, coins, jewelry and many other valuable artifacts. This high-tech, state-of-the-art locator enables you to leap into the future of long range detection systems. Its features allow the user to carry away important information gathered at the treasure site, and is the leading tool at the start of any serious hunt. The Gravitator's revolutionary new compact design makes it easy to transport into the field. Another powerful locator exclusively from the world famous Electroscopes

The newly discovered force was quite obviously the resultant physical effect of an electro-gravitational interaction. It represented the first actual evidence of the very basic relationship. The force was named gravitator action for want of a better term and the apparatus or system of masses employed was called a gravitator.