Bilge wrote:

Gravityman:

According to Dr. Correa, "ambipolar charges continuously alternate
between polar states, or, to say it more accurately, constantly vary
their polarity during forward propagation"

Does anyone know a way to test this? If such a particle can be
charged with ambipolar electricity, would it create magnetic field when

It violates conservation of charge, which has never been observed to
be violated.

But it is said to be devoid of inertial effect and mass-free so
it doesn't obey the normal rule of physics.

It's mention that
"Electric massfree energy consists of ambipolar charges that are
devoid of inertial effects and propagate longitudinally. In contrast
to the monopolar charges (electrons, protons) that characterize
ordinary massbound electricity, ambipolar charges continuously
alternate between polar states, or, to say it more accurately,
constantly vary their polarity during forward propagation.
Ambipolar electricity is a massfree phenomenon."

Grav

accelerated. If not, what effects can you predict would occur for such
a
hypothetical ambipolar characteristic?

For more info see the entire details about aetherometry at:

http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.php?title=Aetherometry_(by_Malgosia_Askanas)

Just the passage about ambipolar electricity:

"Electric massfree energy consists of ambipolar charges that are
devoid of inertial effects and propagate longitudinally. In contrast
to the monopolar charges (electrons, protons) that characterize
ordinary massbound electricity, ambipolar charges continuously
alternate between polar states, or, to say it more accurately,
constantly vary their polarity during forward propagation.
Ambipolar electricity is a massfree phenomenon."

I'm just exploring a possible Aether correlate of General Relativity.

Grav