Rosch taking orders on OU Bouyancy device.

[MarkE]

Hey tinman

I don't see much sense in trying to debate this with the critics because there is no real debate in it. However others might be interested in finding creative solutions that work. Your venturi nozzle is an interesting idea because if the pressure is converted to kinetic energy then it may absorb heat from ambient and add it when this kinetic energy is converted back to pressure inside the tank. In effect a heat pump and some early refrigeration systems used compressed air.


I have done a great deal of R&D and over the years found most all Free Energy relates to a single statement. Action A is transformed into another form having no direct relation to reaction B allowing it to interact with C (the external environment) thus A-C upon conversion may increase B. The reaction B is not dictated by action A alone but the extent of interaction with C.


So simple and yet the critics must in every case deny the external environment even exists. It is a fools game played out by senile old men stuck in the past in my opinion. It's the same old story and if were not part of the solution then we are the problem.


AC

Fantasy offers diversion.  Fantasy does not solve problems.

[profitis]

Quote Memoryman'most discussions are about a closed system; using the environment will turn the system in question from a closed one to an open one.'

There's no such thing as a closed system anyways thus every system in existence will involve the environment and heat-traffic with it.

[markdansie]

As I stated at http://peswiki.com/index.php/Blog:GAIA%27s_AuKW_Demo#Official:_Club_GAIA_on_Outage

From my limited perspective, what is seen in that video is consistent with GAIA's description.

Prior to the outage (of the 5 kW system), the power for the lighting was coming from the lamps around the system. Then the AuKW went down, so the lights went out. The other lights in the hall were already off.

The darkness triggered the light-sensing safety lighting, which then turned on.

Safety lighting is triggered by power failures in Germany , the USA and even here in the Philippines. This really shows how you often jump to false assumptions or just plain wrong. If they were light sensitive they would come on every night. LOL
You should go check things out before embarrassing yourself.
Kind Regards

[MileHigh]

It is also interesting to note that since man has been building huge steel ships that displace 100s of 1000s of tons,and put up on dry dock during high tide,that the earths rotation speed reduction has not increased above the 2 microseconds each day since over 200 000000 years ago-it has remained constant regardless of mans intervention.

If we take a large ball,and tether a small ball to it some distance away from it,and then set it in a spinning motion in space-will it stop spinning?,no,it wont,and regardless of what you do on that large ball,it wont stop spinning unless you eject mass into space,and form some sort of rocket engine device or effect.

The fact that the earths decreasing rotational speed has remained constant for over 200 000000 years that we know of,clearly shows that mans intervention has had no effect-and we are talking microseconds here,so a very precise measurement.

Extracting energy from the rotational energy of the Earth with the ship will slow it down and you can work it out with a hand calculator.  It's just a question of the order of magnitude.  It's too small to affect the 2 microseconds each day.  It would affect the moon too.  It's a good college physics problem.

The ball will slow down if there is an unbalanced force on it.  Why don't you read up on the Earth-moon system.  The clockwise and counter-clockwise torques on the Earth from the Earth-moon gravitational attraction are NOT equal.  There is more of the Earth's mass on one side of the center line than the other when looking at the Moon's gravitational attraction towards the Earth.  That causes the torque.  That's why the Earth is slowing down.  That's what you are not getting.  Just find a web page and look at the diagram.

There is torque on the Earth's rotation slowing it down, and there is torque on the moon's orbit throwing it farther out into space.  The moon's orbit is going "up the orbital potential energy elevator" because of that torque.

The Earth is undergoing toque because the tides put more of the Earth's mass on one side of the center line of the Earth-moon system than the other.  Because of that, the Earth is acting like a "gravitational tug boat" pulling on the moon which is equivalent to putting torque on the orbit of the moon.   Since the Earth is acting like a "tug boat" there is a N3 tug back on the rotating Earth, slowing it down.  It's like there is an elastic band under tension between the "heavy" side of the Earth and the moon.  To the moon, it looks like it is at the end of a slingshot pulling on it and speeding it up.

[MileHigh]

Yes Mark,, it surely does, and it surely can.

What a fantasy it was then to think about harnessing electricity,, or going to the moon,, or many other "breakthroughs".

Fantasy, or creative thinking, is the spark that drives innovation.

You know what is getting really fatiguing in the world in general?  It's the redefining of words on the fly just because.

"Fantasy" means that it's not true.  Whereas going to the moon and a pistol shrimp are not fantasy, they are real.