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I seem to remember someone here (greendoor?) contemplating the thought-experiment on whirling bricks on lengths of string in space some time ago. The question being: if you gave a free-floating astronaut one or two lengths of string attached to bricks, is there any way he (or she) could whirl these ...

Greetings all, Here's something that's been puzzling me for a while : Would a functioning reactionless drive (the holy grail of Henry Bull, Eric Laithwaite & others) constitute PM? Presumably it requires an input of energy to generate it's uni-directional impulses. But it is of course breaking N...

I think what Arthur is suggesting is that the extension spring or elastic is callibrated so that at each point of the lift up to 12 O'clock, the weight extends it the exact distance to allow the weight never to rise. If the mechanism is ratcheted at this point, then when it reaches the horizontal ag...

Hi, Is anyone aware of the website www.free-energy.com? Which requires a password entry on it's mysterious opening page which displays the rather quizical words "less is more". I assume that this is not related in any way to John Collin's british website? Any info available would be illumi...

James, Thanks for your thoughts on those. Yes -idea 1) should have been reaction- less [or reaction minimising] in line with the concept behind Bull's fantastic thumping-spring engine. I realise that most of these avenues have probably been gone over many times in years past by the majority of the d...

Greendoor,
I like your chain of theoretical thinking!
Sounds similar to the Gyroscope reaction drives constructed by the late professor Eric Laithwaite. His thought experiments were similar, and he did develop this idea quite some way. Although how much success he achieved with it i do not know.

James, I certainly agree with your thoughts on the Keely discoveries. Perhaps we are alone in believing that Keely had indeed discovered something extraordinary - if only he'd left behind an understandable instruction manual! I am gradually decifering some of his ideas, but understanding his termino...

I see no reason to taunt Steven over his potential discovery. He's not asking anyone for funding towards his scheme [as many do] - so i say Good Luck! Please keep us informed of your progress.

Dear All, A new post - going back to PrimeIgmonite's original Keely/Bessler comparison. Having researched some of Keely's work, it seems that his viewpoint on what gives matter it's energy is somewhat different to the current Newtonian and Einsteinian beliefs. And so if this is relevant to understan...

Loony may well be too harsh a term for the outstanding genius of a man such as Nicola Tesla. His later experiments did definitely push the boundaries of science to such an extent that government agencies took a very keen interest in his papers and equipment after his death. But one cannot go too far...

James, I'd never heard of Reich before so was interested to look up more about his work. My question is:- Why did the FDA burn all his books and then have him commited as a lunatic? Many witnesses to Keely's experiments (as cited in local papers and journals at the time) describe how he could manipu...

Here is an interesting extract from an article written by Tim.E.Yuidoo on Sympathetic Vibratory Physics (SVP) and Bessler. Fanciful stuff eh! The terms surrounding this 'rediscovered' area of physics are confusing, as they have been taken from a wide range of different researchers who all stumbled ...

Having just read Victus Mortuum and Mr.Umez posts on the calculations involved with CF, i now understand a bit more about the observations i made on my model. I was especially interested by Ovyyus' idea of attempting to store CF in a spring. In the past i've built 2 machines based around the idea of...

Dear all, Here is a description of a practical experiment which i amused myself with recently, which is not in french, and does not involve gravitons or dark matter (as far as i am aware) Firstly, here is the experimental aparatus:- (which is definitely a layman's experiment, and is not based on cal...

Thanks for your comments,
The MT47 thing was an aside to my eccentric theory on a pair of balanced displacing pumps. I don't really think there is anything extra to be gleaned from MT47 or MT61.
F.Nepure