Pequaide. I will not stay off your thread while you make accusations.
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http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewt ... 183#122183
Peq. Build yourself a low mass, low friction setup, where the masses form a significant part of the inertia, then perform your tests and post them with video. Video can be taken on all smart phones these days, and nearly everyone has one, so that shouldn't be too much to ask.
Repeating the same theory over and over for 100 pages does nothing without proof. There is a mountain and over 300 years of proof against you. I think it is time for you to step up, or step off. Prove your theory and you will get all the help you want. Otherwise you are just another crackpot with an inability to perform proper scientific tests.
I think it is reasonable to ask for some proper tests to be done. It is obviouse you prefer to run away from reason rather to prove anything with fact.
Those same people dismiss the aluminum tube experiment. I mean it is as obvious as you can get 45° and 90°.
Ok, I guess this is what you were talking about in reference to me? For a start, I have not had much time recently to read all or respond, as my Grandmother was dying, and I was spending some time with her, and family in the time around her passing.
http://www.animations.physics.unsw.edu. ... tation.htm
Secondly, I looked at that video again, and it appears I may be mistaken in this case, it does appear to be mr. In this video the 1/2 r masses take 33 frames to move as far as the 1r mass takes 59 frames to move. Although interesting, this is not absolute proof of principle.
1. We do not know masses and inertias of each component.
2. We do not know bearing frictions etc.
What is causing these figures? I doubt it is a creation of energy, rather than a ratio of frictions. Wubbly, what do you think?
http://orion.neiu.edu/~pjdolan/rotational.html
The inertias are calculated here using mr^2, and the experimental data follows the calculated data with a reasonable margin of error. Why do you say they are mr figures?