Glad you enjoyed it, Rita. As described in the article, I read an old non-fiction article by Isaac Asimov and that inspired a couple of thoughts on how anti-gravity might work. Normally, I would just file the resulting thoughts and notes away until I found them useful for something, but this sort of article is a lot of fun to write and was exactly what the doctor ordered for a CM post. So I shared the development work / research with everyone, instead. In terms of influencing future creative projects, it will either be used directly to explain the anti-gravity or artificial gravity in a sci-fi adventure / campaign / work, or it will be used indirectly for inspiration – even if the starting point is “This is exactly what I don’t want.”

Thank you, Kenneth. I was looking for applications of zero-gravity technology, and the idea of a “G-suit” that actively nullified the additional G-forces of heavy acceleration seemed obvious to me. In Star Trek, they used starships with “Inertial Dampeners” to achieve the same effect on a large scale – necessary because of the huge accelerations needed to get beyond light-speed in any non-trivial time frame.