BSG CORP Posted November 13, 2007 Report Posted November 13, 2007 ANTIGRAVITY DOES NOT EXISTBert Schreiber Abstract: Several experiments in the field of antigravity research by different individuals and or groupsshowed that rotating masses (gyroscopes) apparently showed antigravity effects. The two results were:Weight loss. Gyroscope(s) falling slower or measured gn changed. These results and conclusions werefalse due to poor methodology and failure to understand exactly what the parameters of a gyroscope are.Furthermore, antigravity (as a force/field) cannot exist, as there is no morphological (table) position forthem to exist at. Simply, an antigravity (Riemann Mirror Image of the gravity force/field) force/fieldwould self-destruct. 1. INTRODUCTION:Over the past years various experiments by H. Hayasaka [1], V. G. Labeysh [2] and many otherof a similar nature, apparently showed the existence of an antigravity effect.The work by Hayasaka only will be considered, as the end result is likewise applicable to all ofthe other experiments. Within reason, Hayasaka eliminated, to the best of his ability, all of theother possible causation’s such as the Coriolis’ force, change of gn with Earth’s surface tides,temperature, etc.However, to the best of the author’s knowledge, none of the experimenters considered theabsolute speed and direction of the Earth through space that changes (vectors) constantly.However, it has no measurable effect and so is eliminated. Likewise, all of the experiments weredone in the Northern Hemisphere between restricted latitudes. 2. THE GYROSCOPE:Unfortunately, the author must digress at this point. The majority of the readers of this paper willprobably not be familiar with the simple experiment shown in the old physics textbooks as suchhave been removed from almost, if not all, current textbooks. A person holds a gyroscope (aspinning bicycle wheel with the axle extended a few inches, in ones hands, arms extended atright angles to their body while standing on a “lazy Susan”. When the person attempts to tilt thewheel, their body rotates. In addition the wheel exerts a strong force against the tilt apparentlybecoming “heavier”. Moving the axis laterally has no effect. Likewise, moving the whole axis upor down vertically or even in a “horizontal” arc has no effect 3The author is not aware of such experiments being done in the Southern Hemisphere as all of thecurrent experiments were done in the Northern Hemisphere and at latitudes above roughly 40degrees.Obviously, if ever done on the Moon, no effect as the rotational rate of the Moon is belowmeasurable effect. 4. NO ANTIGRAVITY FORCE EXISTS:The author has offered a $2000.00 reward [3] starting over two years ago (EASY MONEY,1998) to anyone who can show that there are more than three forces: Gravity, electric, andmagnetic. The morphological process did this. To date, not one single person has responded.In addition, the author has a new a theory [4] that totally destroys all current physics theories. Ithas been (was even in the past) that the Gravitational Constant is only a constant ofproportionality, consisting of two parts, and therefore just a number. The author has also shownthat any constant of proportionality can be eliminated in any equation it so appears in. TheGravitational Constant is not required (and never should have been) in the first place to calculatethe force of gravity between masses. This is also in the reward along with the true equation forgravitational attraction and the effect that requires only one mass to calculate it, i.e., a/thesingular gravitational force exists. 5. CONCLUSION:A spinning mass does not create antigravity. The wrong conclusions were applied to poorlyperformed experiments as all of the experimenters forgot the three primary simple facts ongyroscopes to start with.There is no place in the Laws of the Universe for antigravity, as it cannot exist. Quote
Tormod Posted November 14, 2007 Report Posted November 14, 2007 There is no place in the Laws of the Universe for antigravity, as it cannot exist. I realize that your post is a cut-and-paste from elsewhere, especially since it refers to research which is not clarified nor linked to. But this final statement above is by no means proven in the text. If this is your conclusion we need much more evidence to evaluate your theory (which is only mentioned in passing). Moving this thread to physics. Quote
snoopy Posted November 14, 2007 Report Posted November 14, 2007 Im not that sure we can rule out anti-gravity just yet our understanding of gravity is not that good. There is no 'graviton' particle yet that has formally been discovered and until that happens I have to reserve judgement. I understand there has been experiments with super cooled superconductors that show weak anti-gravity effects. If anti-gravity does exist its likely to be a very weak effect for theoretical reasons. Cosmologists are growing in number that are postulating that there must be some anti-gravitational effects or at the very least there must be something that opposes gravity. So for these reasons I would postpone judgement on this until there is more evidence on what gravity truly is. Peace :rolleyes: Quote
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