Overbalancing wheel

[Low-Q]

Hi Jerry: Mainstream Science is still using that very lame crutch to lean on: "there has never been a wheel that can turn under its own power, therefore it is safe to say there never will be!" DUH! 100 years from now ,if mankind survives, people will say about this generation, "can you believe those Idiots, and how they wasted all those natural resources!!" There are millions upon millions of combinations to use weights and gravity in a wheel, and Jerry study History and you will see where many slaves ended up being the master, because the master "got lazy"

It is safe to say that mathematics and theory in general supports this statement too. It is not only history which supports the statement. If our mathemathichs was full of errors, we would never be able to land on the moon, nor sending satelites into orbit, nor be able to build one single thing which worked as supposed. Present mathematics are pretty solid. All that we do, make, send into space are based on basic, present, known mathemathics. Why shouldn't the same mathemathics be sufficient to determine the truth about gravity wheels?
If gravity isn't what we think it is, I really think these unknown factors had already been taken care of before we sent people to the moon.

Vidar

[AB Hammer]

SPANG

Back in the late 1800s there was a design claim that doubled the chain on the descending side for its overbalance. I have a rough drawing of it but I will have to find it. But I thought you might want to try to look it up. It was found before in some old news papers. A member by the name of "broli" may have been the one who originally posted the links.

I will look on my end to find what information I saved.

Alan

[Dr]

Vidar: It was not math that landed the lunar module, but men, and we still dont know exactly what gravity is, what it does yes. And dont get me started on people and their theoretical what nots, because they are the same as bungholes everyone has one!!!! And guess what ? Newton played around with gravity wheels also, at least two that we know of!!!

[Dr]

Bill: I apologize for semi- hijacking your thread, rant over!

[Low-Q]

Without calculations they could not land on the moon, nor accurately place and control the Hubble telescope. It is all about gravity and how it affects matter. I am also sure that Newtons wheels did not run. If we base our builds on known factors about gravity, we cannot expect to succeed. We need more than gravity as we know it.
You should know better, but I honestly admire your spirit 'Dr'