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\subsection{Centripital Quantum Optical Squeezing Technique Using Attractive Photons}  Scalable production of negative energy is a larger problem than producing small specific amounts in laboratory experiments. Squeezed coherent states have been indirectly observed and the dynamical Casimir effect has been directly observed (Wilson, 2011). Therefore, we propose an a highly  experimental technique for generating negative energy based on attractive photon observations (Firstenberg et al., 2013), a quantum optical squeezing technique (Davis, 2006), and a method for direct observation of negative energy (Ford, 2009). [squeeze trapped The experimental technique involves trapping photons by firing a laser into a super-cooled rubidium gas and accumulating a large number of photons. As observed by the Firstenberg et al. experiment, the photons will display  attractive behavior and form molecule-like structures. By \textbf{\textit{exciting the  photons together [need  to research how we can excite them]}}, we expect the photons to immediately squeeze their coherent states due to their close proximity and suppress vacuum fluctuations. This process will  generate gravitational waves - potentially a large area of  negative energy - and explore a potential path density.  \textbf{\textit{need  to tactile warping of spacetime] add calculations/graphs/supporting evidence}}