How does the Hutchison Effect work?

Answer 1

I believe that the Hutchinson effect might be causing the molecules in the test items to simultaneously resonate at the same frequency thereby causing the structure of the material to become unstable and almost fluid. allowing for a solid to amazingly be warped or to granulate and even become somewhat insubstantial. as for the reason that these results are not typical or repeatable on demand, i believe that it is because the effect requires the fields he is generating to cause the material to vibrate at its harmonic resonate frequency. as for the anti-gravity portion, it must have something to do with the electromagnetic fields being produced interrupting the gravitational fields in the immediate area.

Answer 2

The Hutchison Effect is a phenomenon that involves the apparent levitation or movement of objects, as well as other unusual effects like metal fusion and material distortion, within a specific area. It is controversial and not well understood by mainstream science, with explanations mainly centered around the idea that it involves a combination of electromagnetic fields and resonance effects that interact with the materials in the vicinity. However, there is no conclusive scientific explanation for the phenomenon.