Big try at gravity wheel

[Ghost]

weren't they going to show this machine working this month?

news?

or is it going be postponed like everyone else whenever there is a "break through" and will disappear never to be heard from again.

NEWS?

[iacob alex]

.....uses the "legs" (same articulated mechanism ) ,as you can see at :


  www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAVv0uM0UvI


  .....but not for walking.


    Al_ex

[conradelektro]

Look at this beautiful contraption http://www.rarenergia.com.br/imagem35a.JPG , it is progressing.

This is putting your money where your mouth is. What determination, what believe in an idea, what grand scheme!

If you throw money away, that is the way to go. It deserves a place in the history books.

This is either a clever marketing stunt, or they go all the way to loony town, singing and dancing on the way.

Greetings, Conrad

[iacob alex]

  Hi !
I think that we must take into consideration the possibility to play a diversity of trajectories , when we manipulate certains articulated mechanisms.


Let's take a look at :  www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8MOriH5QKc


and here especially at  (6:42 - 6:56 ).


Rarenergia can use some paired  "heavy points" , so to play a continuous unbalance , due to gravity fall and inertia ,only ?


Here is the main point , in my opinion...


Personally . I wish them success !
    Al_ex

[smwerning]

Did you know that glass is a fluid, and not a solid material?

Nope! Glass is an amorphous solid.