A lesson of simplicity...

[iacob alex]

.....about (gravity ) balance , at :   http://superwahm.com/knowledge-action/
Concerning (gravity) unbalance ,the same image is useful.
Close , near to a "self" continuous gravity unbalance , the same image , can be "knowing enough to get a good start..." for our imagination.
    Al_ex

[iacob alex]

.....about gravity statics (balance) , at : www.youtube.com/watch?v=51AS8Ivu6aw


It's an open lesson of balanced leverage.


Ihe next step is the unbalance,and if possible the "self" unbalance on the same side of the fulcrum/support ,as a dynamic balance.


    Al_ex

[Airstriker]

.....about gravity statics (balance) , at : www.youtube.com/watch?v=51AS8Ivu6aw


It's an open lesson of balanced leverage.


Ihe next step is the unbalance,and if possible the "self" unbalance on the same side of the fulcrum/support ,as a dynamic balance.


    Al_ex

amazing performance !

[iacob alex]

        Hi  !
Really , it's an amazing performance , to show us  a gravity multiple balanced leverage.


It's a lesson of statics.


But how about a lesson of natural dynamics ?...on the sky firmament...at :


   www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iSR3Yw6FXo


It's the next "lesson" , about an inertia and  gravity multiple unbalanced leverage.


If we can see it as a model for the so called mechanical "perpetuum mobile" concept , we can imagine a gravity motor simply , as a leverage...a relation between a fixed point/fulcrum  and a mobile point/flow/fall...or a cranck  , an  angular arm equivalent , imparting continuous  motion due to gravity fall , to a rotating shaft.


     Al_ex

[rasselasss]

Alex.you never fail to bring interesting material to the reader...Glad to see you are still blogging .....i'm playing catchup reading a lot of your backblogs here ...Good Luck and keep well.