Martin Tajmar

Aerospace engineer (Austrian Institute of Technology, later TU Dresden's Institute of Aerospace Engineering) whose 2006–2009 rotating-superconductor gyroscope experiments produced anomalous signals suggestive of a "gravitomagnetic London moment," and who in 2011 rebuilt his own apparatus with a higher-grade gyroscope and attributed the earlier anomalies to acoustic noise from liquid-helium expansion. Matters to this vault as the actual identity behind a mis-cited "2011 University of Colorado Boulder replication" — the real 2011 document is his own team's self-correction, not an outside lab's refutation — and as a related but mechanistically distinct branch from Ning Li's 1991 rotating-ion proposal.

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• claim-2011-tajmar-retested-own-apparatus-not-independent-boulder-replication
• claim-superconductor-antigravity-effects-never-independently-replicated