Abstract
An approach to study universe simulators based on the idea of linear measurement standards variability is discussed. It permits us to develop free of contradictions simulators of the universe, describing the Hubble law and gravity as manifestations of linear measurement standards variability. The latter allows us to interpret gravity also as manifestation of reaction forces in the anisotropic medium thus giving us a possibility to control gravity as well as conditions of experiments for its verification: the paper describes statement and results of our experiments which are based on the use of charged deployed capacitors and a high voltage for gravity control and for optimization of the experimental conditions.
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