Big try at gravity wheel

[vince]

Must be something to this !  Check out a local release from  Gillman Illinois.


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[conradelektro]

Must be something to this !  Check out a local release from  Gillman Illinois.


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@vince: Nice find, so, they really seem to mean it?

I am impressed. The amount of money spent seems to be huge, which makes it an interesting story to follow.

What astonishes me most is that the "OU attempt" is in the field of "mechanics" which according to my unimportant opinion is one of most thoroughly understood areas in science.

If there is something behind that machine (more than a very costly delusion or deception), we will all say "why did we not think of that!".

May be Johann Bessler has reincarnated in Brazil and builds a 21st century version of his wheel  . Let's hope he is not as paranoid as he was in his former life  . (Yes, stupid joke, sorry.)

Greetings, Conrad

[MileHigh]

I used to joke that the thing was a giant slicer for slicing giant loaves of bread.   Perhaps it is actually a giant soybean crusher for the first stage in processing soybeans.  If that's true then perhaps it's just a prank.  Somebody is taking pictures of a giant soybean crusher being built and calling it a free energy machine.

Strange that there is no smaller-scale working prototype for the alleged free energy machine.

[hoptoad]

Nope! Glass is an amorphous solid.

As always, it depends on who you ask, and what your definition of solid or liquid is.

http://www.jimloy.com/physics/glass.htm

Cheers

[nfeijo]

Just arrived.