A Short BIO of Archimedes:
Having understood the principle of the lever, the great thinker and original engineer, Archimedes (287 to 212 BC) of Syracuse, Ancient Greece, declared: "Give me a place to stand, and I will move the Earth"

An Apparent Law of Physics:
When Archimedes said: "Give me a place to stand and I will move the Earth", he knew that in order to push the Earth forward he would need to push backwards against something else. In order to push anything forward we need to be able to push backwards against something else in return. I have discovered a new and useful process by which an electrically powered mechanical machine can deliver a force that will push forward without the need to push backwards against something else in return. Mankind can now bypass this apparent law of physics when it is useful to do so. Mankind will find it useful to do so in order to gain the ability to push the Earth to a lower or higher orbit.

With large installations of Davison Warp-Drives placed in correct points on the Earth, you could move the Earth in different ways. If two of these Drives were placed on the opposite sides of the Equator they could increase or decrease the length of the day by increasing or decreasing the speed of rotation. Leap Year could be fine tuned out of existance.

These same two Davison Warp-Drives could be set so that they push on the Earth in the same direction. If pointed parallel to our obit around the sun, they would make it possible for you to increase or decrease the time of a year by increasing or decreasing the speed of the Earth around the Sun. Another way to tune out Leap Year, but any change in speed would change the Earth's orbit around the sun, you could move the Earth into a higher or lower orbit. Five billion years from now the Sun is supposed to explode. Before then, it would be wise if you moved the Earth out of the blast zone - just a suggestion.

The Coming Ice Ages:
While the demise of the Sun will be of great concern four billion or more years from now, Ice Ages are a more pressing problem now because the next regular one comes in far less than five billion years - in only about forty thousand years, and more will keep coming one after the other 80 to 120 thousand years apart - and they will be getting colder and colder and their glaciers will move deeper and deeper into the South.

There are three sizes of ice ages, Little Ice Ages, Regular Ice Ages, and Major Ice Ages. Little Ice Ages are merely the lower fluctuations of temperature that take place during an Interglacial Warm Period. Regular Ice Ages are sections of a Major Ice Age that have been divided by Interglacial Warm Periods. We are two million years into a Major Ice Age. It is not known how long this Major Ice Age will last, but the average is sixty million years if we toss out the longest (700M) and shortest (2M) - we are allowed to do this in statistics. It should be clear that we are no where near the bottom of our current Major Ice Age. Therefore we can expect that the glaciers that cover the land will go deeper and deeper into the South with each Regular Ice Age.  The glacier of the last Regular Ice Age came to what is now known as the Ohio River - the river was made by the glacier melt.  We should expect the next glacier to move well south of the Ohio River.

Anyway, what can be done?  We can move our Earth into a lower orbit closer to the Sun.  This can be done using my invention the Davison Warp-Drive. The difference in temperature from the bottom of the last Regular Ice Age and our current Interglacial Warm Period is about 20 F degrees. If we move the Earth enough to gain that twenty degrees we should be able to avoid glaciers covering the land. Someone will need to do the math first. As the Ice Age ends, we can move the Earth back up for the next Interglacial Warm Period.

Trial Runs: In the next ten to twenty thousand years there will be many windows in which trial runs can be made to fine tune our ability to control the temperature of the Earth by moving its orbit up and down. I am thinking of the many Little Ice Ages that are coming in the future of our current Interglacial Warm Period. The next Little Ice Age will be here inside one to three hundred years.

For more details see Action Without Reaction below:

Thank you for looking,
Donald Eric Davison
donald@dialup4less.com

September 24, 2007 - Photo of the first working Action Without Reaction Machine:

Photo taken on September 24, 2007 in Michigan, United States

What you are looking at is the first working machine that produces a force in a controlled direction and reduces the counter force in the opposite direction to less than ten percent. The result is forward motion with very little backward motion, which means that the machine is able to move along without pushing backwards on anything, not the ground nor the air. Believe that this machine works, I have had this machine moving along my driveway without pushing on the driveway.

'Motion Without Pushing Backwards' - A New Branch of Science
An Apparent Law of Physics: Archimedes said: "Give me a place to stand and I will move the Earth". He knew that in order to push the Earth he would need to push backwards against something else. In order to push anything we need to be able to push backwards against something else in return. This has been an apparent law of physics. The absolute obedience to this law has prevented space science from developing a mechanical means of pushing space vehicles, that is, until now. Since I have developed this new and useful process by which an electrically powered mechanical machine can deliver a force that will push a vehicle forwards without the need to push backwards against something else in return. Mankind can now bypass this apparent law of physics when it is useful to do so. Mankind will find it useful to do so in order to gain the ability to push space vehicles long distances.

Letter to Archimedes
Good news Archimedes, today you would not need a place to stand in order to move the Earth. I have invented the necessary machine for you to move the Earth while standing on the Earth. January 12, 2008