Ning Li

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Ning Li
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Ning Li is a Chinese-American physicist who worked at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and with NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in the 1990s.

Gravity research

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Li proposed that the spinning of superconductors could produce a gravity-like field, building on Eugene Podkletnov's claims. In 1997 she and colleagues published results of related experiments with NASA. In the early 2000s she left the university to start a private company, AC Gravity, to develop the technology. No gravity effect from her work has been confirmed.

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