Overunity (what is it?)

[MileHigh]

You are still "stuck" in the power-in vs. power-out universe, even if you might not have a grasp of the scientific terminology.  So if you have an over unity "black box" you definitely want to open up the box to see what makes it tick.  If there was indeed a process, that implies that you could design a machine around the process itself.

Now if you could fire a cannonball horizontally fast enough, the curvature of the Earth would "fall away" from the cannonball such that as the cannonball falls the Earth falls away at the same rate.  Hmmmmm... lol

I am sensing a buzz about cavitation but I am not feeling it.  You are overcoming the tensile strength of water and you end up with what is essentially a vacuum in the water.  So there is a HUGE source of power required to create the cavitation.  Submarines worry about the noise it creates and now the modern ones all have only one large propeller.  (I once read Tom Clancy!)

[MileHigh]

Webby1:

Sorry I can't visualize what you are talking about with the magnet and the metal filings.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

Okay I think I might understand now.  Something like when a demonstrator has a glass bottle filled with iron filiings and then brings the end of a magnet up to the bottle and you see all of the filings stand up and line up on top of each other and make little spike shapes?  Or maybe you have seen the exotic ferro-fluid clips on YouTube where this liquid that looks like black oil will do similar things when they energize electromagnets?  There are dynamic ferro-fluid sculpture clips on YouTube where you can see all sorts of amazing spike-like patterns created in the strong magnetic fields.  It's magnetic goop.

[tinman]

I would like you all to look at this video again,as i noticed something when watching a second time.The video was shot in slow motion,and at a guess,we would think(judging on previous video's)that the rotor is doing at least 2800RPM. So from this,you can see how much the film has been slowed.You will also see when they inject the dye.But check out the bubbling water in each of the cavitation hole's-it looks like the water is boiling at normal speed. So can you imagine how violenly and fast the water would be moving about in those holes at normal camera speed. No wonder that it boils instantly,with that type of violent movement.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oha0Doj-seI

[tinman]

Here is a better video,showing the device as a whole,befor they switch to slow motion.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBxpn6odtcA