GIT TEXTBOOK ON THE WAY! Rico Ratcliffe, one of the newest enthusiastic members of the GIT project, is in the process of compiling a substantial amount of documentation and discussion into a single document. Contact him if you would like to help out.
Herein are attempts to offer concise explanations of the physical principles, applications, and major players in the GIT project. It is intended to supplement the central project site maintained by David Cowlishaw, the inventor of the GIT. For more detailed explanations than can be obtained on this site, please visit David's page.
Learn the basics in our online FAQ. Check out some animations of the GIT, some aesthetic, some explanatory. Read our explanations of how we think it works. Check out the links to other sites that have conceptual explanations.
Well, a flying car, for one. Reusable lifting and maneuvering thrusters for space flight. And numerous other more practical and immediate applications. You MAY see any one of these in the near future, so keep your eyes open.
We are a motley assortment of scientists, engineers, students, inquisitive hobbyists, and vaguely interested third parties. Read my journal about one of our presentations at the inaugural Mars Society convention. If you would like to follow the developments of the GIT more closely, go visit our forums. They may be found at here and here. We have no authoritative body overseeing our work, but the forums and email lists make up the productive mesh of the worldwide network of minds that have contributed to this project. Email the webmaster of this page if you wish to comment. I answer all mail that deserves it.
