Four things required for any gravity power device to work

[Justalabrat]

Its kind of like boobs in water, are they heavier at the top or bottom of the pool?

I don't understand, can you post a picture?

[brian334]

make it float up and sink down

[Low-Q]

This idea is very new so I haven't ran it through extensive thinking yet but I like to share it anyway in it's "primitive" form.

If you had a very long tube standing up filled with water. And let's say at the bottom you "trap" a small height of water and drag it up. We all know that this requires no work right? Because both buoyancy and gravity cancel out. So nothing really changes.

Now let's replace this experiment with something that would float up. The below presentation should explain everything. Before you try to close your mind on it do some proper thinking first because this has something you have to "get" for yourself as I feel that too much hand holding isn't good either.

Follow the numbering. You also might want to open the image in a separate window as it's too big for this forum and thus needs annoying scrolling.

The weight that bearly floats up will bearly provide energy back. Bearly - bearly = 0

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