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Thomas Townsend Brown

American physicist and inventor (1905-1985) who reported that high-voltage asymmetric capacitors produce thrust, the Biefeld-Brown effect, and worked on it with Navy and private backing from the 1920s to the 1950s. In air the thrust is explained by ion wind; whether any remains in vacuum is disputed. He is a founding figure in electrogravitics research.

Thomas Townsend Brown (1905-1985), inventor associated with the Biefeld-Brown effect and electrogravitics, in a mid-century portrait (cut from a YouTube thumbnail; the cut-out edge and sepia tint are the channel's).
Thomas Townsend Brown (1905-1985), inventor associated with the Biefeld-Brown effect and electrogravitics, in a mid-century portrait (cut from a YouTube thumbnail; the cut-out edge and sepia tint are the channel's). · EverThinkTV (YouTube thumbnail), reusing a historical portrait of Brown (original photographer unknown)

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