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iinm , " a priori " in the DT Latin and German ..

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Interesting article - add more fluid / weight to the suspended beaker and the linkage ( <> ) length get shorter, not longer ..

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Maybe he ( B. ) just stayed cautious. Mentioning Newton or his laws of motion, and simultaneously implying that B. himself has something which potentially challenges those laws, etc... doesn't sound like a good idea or tactic. Doing so would result in scientist calling back at B. for proof, either ...

Harking back to your mentioning of " IMO this is more like normal scientific evolution, like we had a path of... Galileo / Kepler--> Newton / Leibniz --> Maxwell, Riemann, Lorentz, Minkowski, Einstein ... and so on, you could call up a dozen more great scientist." I always found it more th...

Right, I think this is not a straightforward Forest to go for hunting... What would happen if somebody found a strange loop/exception within the current laws? IMO this is more like normal scientific evolution, like we had a path of... Galilei / Kepler--> Newton / Leibniz --> Maxwell, Riemann, Loren...

Hey jb .. conservative gravity, & .. No dissipative energy losses situation .. mgh <=> m1/2v^2 i.e. GPE <=> KE .. John Colins AP .. Bessler to Wagner .. "I don't want to go into the details here of how suddenly the excess weight is caused to rise . You can't comprehend these matters, or see...

Hi Fletcher, it is good that you try to move within the confines of Newton. I am sure that Newton's laws are incomplete. Hi Georg .. I would say that 95% of people that believe his runners were real ( not faked ) take your position that the Laws of Motion and Classical Mechanics is incomplete .. I ...

FWIW .. I believe Newton was a bona-fide polymath and genius - first publishing Principia in 1687 - this established the roots of Classical Mechanics as we know it , and was what took men in rockets to the moon and back, and satellites out into the solar system to visit other planets etc .. For me ...

Nice, you mentioned the aeroplane propellers! That's a good example too for this action/reaction effects of engines. Yes, they have noticeable back-torque ( especially on setting take-off thrust and on the roll ) and can have noticeable gyroscopic forces in the big ones like the single engine plane...

About heat transfer via internal stress in materials... There are moons of Jupiter and/or Saturn which heated up by the gravitational effects causing stretch/stress forces inside the body of such moon. This info is just popped into my mind at random. That's interesting, maybe my thinkering is not f...

But I will start with this .. Newton's Laws of Motion, from memory and paraphrased by me .. 1. ( Newton's Inertia Law ) A Body at rest will remain at rest, and a Body in motion will remain in motion, unless acted upon by an unbalanced force vector i.e. a net force .. that force must be external to ...

Writing in Progress .. In many a sense Energy budgeting was what the sim-experiments were about wrt the horizontal swingers violating WEEP, and Noether symmetries, at the local level - where PE was gained ( Total Energy increased ) in a mechanical system ( Energy from the background ) which could th...

Hey Gregory .. very interesting thought experiments - I do have some immediate thoughts and comments about them ( still refining, more coffee ) but will hold off relying in any detail for a couple of days if that's ok, or only take a quick shallow dive into the rabbit hole lol .. Long weekend here (...

I choose to walk a middle line and try to work within Newton's Laws of Motion and Classical Physics and Mechanics - and to do that the Energy Budget must balance, even if it is not obvious what and where that energy enters the system from .. at least I can, and have done, made a best estimate that ...

Yes, I absolutely agree. In that sim the balance beam is just a passive inertial component, and its function is not like the MoI variators. I used MoI variators before during different experiments, just not in the form of the A-prime. Yes, it's important to test these out separately first. They hav...

Gregory .. to your previous - I hear yuh, and feel the pain - it can be exhausting research and more than tests the resilience, breaks help .. if energy can be made to just disappear ( usually to some background ) then it should be able to be made to appear ( also usually from some background ) - bu...