The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[ltseung888]

FAQ on the MPU:

FAQ1:  Magnetic materials are often fragile.  They fall apart or lose their magnetism on repeated collision.  How can you overcome this drawback?

We can case and cushion them in stronger material.

FAQ2: How can you tell the exact position of the magnetic ball c?  This information is important for program control of the electromagnets.

We can employ laser-sensing technology.  Similar technology is available on the hard disk of computers.


FAQ3: If the MPU or flying saucer technology is so easy, do you think that it has already been implemented?

We submitted our China patent application in 2005.  We explained the theory and design at Tsinghua University in 2006.  In youtube.com, if one searches UFO Nanjing, one sees a video of a flying saucer powered by seven MPUs.

[Top Gun]

Dear Mr. Tseung,

Your MPU1.jpg is simply brilliant.  It is the pinnacle of the Lee-Tseung theory.  If gravitational energy can be lead out via a horizontal pull on a pendulum, MPU1.jpg is correct.

The design is just
(a)   Programmed pulse-rotation of a magnet to lead out magnetic or electron motion energy
(b)   Circular motion via an attractive magnetic force to provide the centripetal force.
(c)   Cutting off the attractive magnetic force to allow the magnetic ball c to fly away in the tangential direction.
(d)   Allowing the magnetic ball c to collide with the angle-shaped e to provide the force in the required direction.  Such forces can change the speed or the direction of motion.
(e)   Use two or more of these MPUs to achieve smooth motion.

Theoretically, this is correct.  It is just a matter of engineering now.  You believed that the youtube Nanjing UFO is real and probably followed the above theory.  That belief is logical.

[Top Gun]

Professor John Searl - SEG generator and anti-gravity disk.  Is it theoretically sound?

http://www.searlsolution.com/

From the diagrams, there are magnetic units rotating in concentrate cyclinders.  Conceptually, this is similar to the Tseung MPU1.jpg.  If magnetic forces were cut, the magnetic units will fly away tangentially.  If the manufacturing was not perfect, a net force may be produced.

Tseung has the theory and a conceptual prototype in MPU1.jpg.

It is possible that Professor John Searl may have produced a prototype by hit-and-miss experimental efforts.

[Top Gun]

How many teams are building the equivalent of MPU1.jpg worldwide?

My guess is that more than a dozen teams are building it.  More are joining as the theoretical ground work has been completed.

The beauty of MPU1.jpg is that it combines the lead-out-energy machine capability with the inertial propulsion unit. 

It is almost impossible for governments to suppress this technology.  This technology does not need billions of dollars.  It does not need revolutionary breakthrough technology.  A good university or a good research laboratory can build it.

The flying saucer is no longer a dream.

[Charlie_V]

MPU1.jpg is a horrible design.  Even if it works it won't last long.  How many things do you know can withstand constant pounding by a metal ball traveling at high speeds?  Plus, the ball would not stay on the track e anyway because of centrifugal force. 

@Hans,

Whats wrong with the pope?