Lambright Interstellar Technologies℠: three projects by Wayne Lambright, in his own words. Gravity, a concrete dome home, and off-grid solar.
Executive summary
Gravity
Wayne’s theory is that gravity is electromagnetic. As the Earth spins and moves around the Sun, he says, its iron core induces a high-voltage current (Faraday’s induction, 1867) and becomes an electromagnet, which is what we call gravity. He says he has built a working anti-gravity demonstration and shares the video on the page. Read the Gravity page.
AntiGravity
What would anti-gravity technology be worth? Wayne asked the AI Grok to work through the economic effect of travel across the world in five minutes, starting from his own estimate of a $16 trillion market. The answer is on the page, step by step. Read the AntiGravity page.
Dome
A concrete dome home is built over an inflated form: spray concrete on the outside, add rebar, and spray again, like papier-mâché over a balloon. Wayne wants to build one for himself and use it as an Airbnb income property. The page follows the idea from Wallace Neff and Dante Bini’s Binishells to Félix Candela’s thin concrete shells, with videos and photos. Read the Dome page.
Solar
Wayne lives off the grid with air conditioning powered by solar. His setup uses a 3,000-watt inverter and charge controller, a 24-volt 100-amp-hour lithium battery and a 1,100-watt air conditioner. Daytime cooling needs no large battery bank. A single battery covers about two hours at night. Used 200-watt panels were about $35 in May 2025. The page lists the parts, the wire sizes and the safety points. Read the Solar page.
Stay in touch
New ideas and updates go on X first: x.com/wayneideabright. Email: Wayne@Lambright.com.