BesslerWheel.com

As they say - this is normal expected science. Moving a conductor through a magnetic field meets an opposing force, because an electric current is generated in the conductor which causes an opposing magnetic field to be generated. All forces neatly accounted for. This is why the production of electr...

I know it's only an entertainment TV show, and I know that they aren't stupid as the roles they play (see Adam Savage's Ted talk - there is a brain in there) ... But I watched the episode where they did two very expensive experiments that are relevant to Bessler researchers: Newtons balls on a large...

Oh stop it.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BXWNG96

This is the link which annoys me. NOT free - US$9.95 - and I see nothing to say that this is an untested unproven theory that is very unlikely to be true.

If you had been paying attention you would have taken advantage of the free download or alternatively emailed me at kirkmcloren at yahoo dot com for a free copy Sorry - I blinked and missed it. Along with about 7 billion other people. But how it currently stands: You are actively soliciting money w...

I don't understand the concept at all. No - I haven't downloaded the book because it's US$9.50, and I have a principle of not throwing money at unproven perpetual motion schemes. I suppose Kirk wants to make some money out of this - are we sure this isn't a fraud issue? I don't see anything about th...

I don't understand the concept at all. No - I haven't downloaded the book because it's US$9.50, and I have a principle of not throwing money at unproven perpetual motion schemes. I suppose Kirk wants to make some money out of this - are we sure this isn't a fraud issue? I don't see anything about th...

I think for some people it is a serious mental illness - an obsessive compulsive disorder. One particular poster creates a new thread every five minutes with a quirky title ... It floods this forum with useless information and dilutes any respect this forum might have. From a conservative point of v...

I personally believe that there was a time in history not very long ago when numerous inventors discovered self-running compressed air motors could work. The economic impact of this is obvious, and fortunately for those in power, World War broke out which conveniently made the whole thing go away. B...

Imagine a high pressure fire hose mounted to a trolley on an ice lake. The ejecting water propels it like a rocket, but we quickly run out of hose. Now imagine we have a high pressure diesel powered pump and tank of water so we don't need the hose. This should function like a rocket - we could prope...

Brilliant work - thank you for this Kirk. When I first found this site and tried to crack the Bessler problem I have believed that antigravity or a "reactionless space drive" is exactly the same problem, just in reverse. I'm not sure all viewers would appreciate what this is all about, so ...

Please can we have this moved this to the fraud forum. These statements are wrong - certainly misguided if not actually intentional deceit. Trevor - this has been your style all along, and it's an embarassing display of delusional exhibitionism. You give this forum a worse reputation than it deserve...

This is a very interesting post and I hope it provokes some serious discussion. Vortexes are very interesting indeed. Viktor Schauberger's Vortex Engine springs to mind - perhaps this is a mechanical model of his fluid motor? Very similar is the Richard Chlem engine (http://www.keelynet.com/energy/c...

If the inventor of the avalanche drive believes it could work, he should just build a small scale model and prove it. Anything less is just a waste of oxygen.

Greendoor said this: ... As the piece of steel enters the magnetic field around a permanent magnet it experiences an attractive force. However, the force required to withdraw the magnet is equally the same in the opposite direction. So any energy gained by the steel being attracted to the magnet is...