Ning Li
PersonNing Li
PersonChinese-American physicist known for anti-gravity research, worked at UAH CSPAR; founder of AC Gravity LLC.
Chinese-American physicist known for anti-gravity research, worked at UAH CSPAR; founder of AC Gravity LLC.
Dr. Ning Li was a Chinese-American physicist, born January 14, 1943 in Shandong Province, China, who earned her physics degree at Peking University and emigrated to the United States in 1983. During the 1990s she served as a research scientist in the Center for Space Plasma and Aeronomic Research (CSPAR) at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Her academic work during that period—especially with physicist Douglas G.
Torr—gained attention for proposing mechanisms by which superconductors might produce gravitomagnetic or “anti-gravity” effects. In 1999 she founded AC Gravity LLC, intending to transition from theoretical and laboratory work to applied anti-gravity research. She passed away on July 27, 2021.
Her theories rest on the idea that when ions in a superconductor rotate and align—potentially in phenomena like a Bose-Einstein condensate—they might generate a gravitational field or force field perpendicular to their spin axis. While she published peer-reviewed papers in the early 1990s detailing the physics of rotating superconductors, magnetic attenuation, and gravito-electric coupling, no conclusively reproducible anti-gravity device has been independently verified to emerge from her experiments or company.
AC Gravity LLC received U.S. Department of Defense funding—approximately $448,970 around 2001—for anti-gravity research, yet reported results from that contract were never made public. Reportedly, after establishing AC Gravity, Li distanced herself from academic publication; according to interviews with family, this was partly due to obtaining high security clearances that may have restricted public disclosure. In 2014 she was seriously injured when struck by a vehicle on the UAH campus, sustaining brain injury, and in subsequent years she suffered from Alzheimer’s before her death in 2021.
In disclosure debates, Ning Li is often cited as a figure who straddled legitimate academic physics and controversial claims. Her case is relevant for discussions about how grants are awarded for fringe physics, the boundary between classified research and transparent science, and how personal health and institutional secrecy can curtail oversight.
RT @AmericanALCHMY: Is there more to the Ning Li story? The Chinese physicist with U.S. Army #antigravity funding, who vanished back to Ch…
Is there more to the Ning Li story? The Chinese physicist with U.S. Army #antigravity funding, who vanished back to China with what she learned. We spent months pulling that story apart, and almost none of it holds up. She never left Alabama. For the next decade she did classified work for the Department of Defense at Redstone Arsenal, unable to even tell her own son what she was working on, while the Pentagon quietly kept funding her and publicly treated the research as a dead end. She was b...
Ning Li was an antigravity scientist that I first heard about when researching the original 12 missing UFO scientists. I thought she was incredibly interesting and was confused by the little amount of discussion about her, so I research it and made this video and would love any feedback/ any other info anyone has that you think I missed in the video. My personal opinion is that she’s fully legit and that it proves the govt has always been working on antigravity science (which was also proven...
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Can we have a thread to speculate about the technology behind UAP? There’s been plenty of discussion on T. T. Brown, Ning Li, Amy Eskridge, Salvatore Pias, Bob Lazar, and more. However, I haven’t seen anyone attempt to link these into a single theory. Furthermore, given the recent disappearances, it would be even better to see the work of some these people harmonized with the folks above. If this doesn’t already exist, please have at it. I think society is about to get the tech whether they w...
I was watching videos on the missing scientists and noticed this video mentions Dr Ning Li, which I haven’t heard of other videos mentioning her. Am I late to the game of hearing about her? Is there more info out on her? ?si=kX\_jz9Xrrmc3TZCh
The Ning Li Cover-Up They Got Completely Wrong
The real story of America's most mysterious anti-gravity scientist
Like the title says. Ning Li was a Chinese-American physicist known for her research into anti-gravity. In the 1990s she worked as a research scientist at the Center for Space Plasma and Aeronomic Research at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.
