Big try at gravity wheel

[Marsing]

Marsing could you please point out a working machine that today is powered by gravity in the same sense as Johann Bessler claimed for his various wheels?

wow, your words are so deep.

"working machine that today is powered by gravity"
i got it  as  :=   gravity machine have accepted by whole world  or
                        there are company produce gravity wheel so i can point it out to you. 

sorry markE,    i can not,
beside, bessler is not my start point,
i don't know what exactly his claims,
and i don't want to make false claims.
and i don't know how many variant of his wheel.

well, i feel Good atmosphere here.

[TinselKoala]

One can demonstrate the harnessing of gravity with a flexible pendulum which is allowed to swing freely from about 8 to 6 and wrap around a cycloid barrier from 6 to about 4.


It will be seen that the finishing point of the bob is higher than the starting point. The pendulum has gained gravitational energy.


Of course, to demonstrate this experimentally would require the facilities of a decent laboratory. I doubt that one could do it in  one's garage.


One would require a very flexible thin wire between the support and bob (carbon fibre?) and a vacuum enclosure to eliminate air resistance.


Obviously it would not be a practical device but it would demonstrate the principle and show that the gravity field is not conservative.

Once again, you are wrong, and the experiments have been done over and over for many years. Please see "stopped pendulum" and "galileo's pendulum" in your favorite reference. No matter the shape of the stop, the bob will not rise higher than the initial release.
http://www.uq.edu.au/_School_Science_Lessons/UNPh15.html#15.1.4

[Grimer]

Once again, you are wrong, and the experiments have been done over and over for many years. Please see "stopped pendulum" and "galileo's pendulum" in your favorite reference. No matter the shape of the stop, the bob will not rise higher than the initial release.
http://www.uq.edu.au/_School_Science_Lessons/UNPh15.html#15.1.4

I think the experiment I described is a bit beyond school science, Setalokin.


If I were you I'd stop digging.

[TinselKoala]

If you were me your confessor would be scandalized. You are making claims, once again, for which there is no evidence. But contrary evidence abounds. So it behooves you to provide some kind of actual evidence in support, if you want to be taken seriously.

[Grimer]

If I were you, Mr Hyde, I'm sure my confessor would be scandalized. 


As for making up claims for which there is no evidence you should tell Euclid
he can't claim the number of primes is infinite until he's counted them.