The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

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Bruce DePalma et al discovered  in 1974 that a spinning steel ball would show different rates of rising and falling  when accellerated upwards or falling downwards compared to a non spinnig ball.   

In 1977 he wrote a paper: "Understandig the Dropping of the Spinning Ball Experiment"  which says in conclusion:

>The availability of free energy from as simple an experiment as colliding a rotating object with a non-rotating one opens up the development of other machines for energy extraction and propulsion which may be more convenient to handle than the extraction of energy from the collision of a rotating object with a non-rotating one. <

link: http://depalma.pair.com/SpinningBall(Understanding).html

Lawrence, do you think this matches with your theory?

Cheers

ecc

Dear ecc,

Your post is very relevant.  In the Lee-Tseung theory, an unbalanced rotation with axle in the horizontal direction is regarded as an extension of the pulsed pendulum.

It will Lead Out gravitational energy in a similar way as the pulsed pendulum.

If we imagine putting a small weight on a previously balanced wheel, when the small weight goes up, it will try to decelerate the wheel.  When it comes down, it will try to accelerate the wheel.

The Pulse is then 1 per revolution.  The Pulse rate is then rotational speed dependent.  We can Lead Out more gravitational energy!

If this pulse is produced by a moving wieght instead of a stationary weight, the arrangement is similar to the Bessel Wheel, the Chas Campbell and other gravity over unity inventions.  There is a fixed frequency relationship in order to achieve the over unity phenomena.

I shall wait until the discussion on the desk top pendulum toy finishes before starting this one.

Lawrence Tseung
Spinning objects, especially unbalanced rotation, can be considered as Pulse (periodic repeatable) Leading Out gravitational energy.

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I 'm with Mr. Tseung and we discussed what is the best device to demonstrate the lead out theory.

Probably the best device is the "ideal" pulse motor. This ideal pulse motor is effectively one slice of the 225 HP pulse motor developed originally in USA. Since it is an already proven and demonstrated device, the risk will be relatively low. If we develop it as a pure academic exercise to illustrate the Lee- Tseung Theory with no financial benefits, we should not run into patent lawsuits.

Please see the description of the pulse motion in http://forum.go-here.nl/viewtopic.php?t=84

When we have a working pulse motor generating approximately 20 HP forever, there will be little doubt on the validity of the Lee-Tseung Theory. I?m sure Mr. Tseung will be talking about the theory while some of you are building it. I do not expect success at the first try. However, I expect much fun.

[ecc]

Lawrence,

I found some more information which may be related and in of support your theory, at least in my understanding. Quotes are from David Wilcock's ''Divine Cosmos".

First more to the DePalma experiments:

>Data of Dr. Bruce DePalma?s Spinning Ball Experiment from Hoagland?s 1992 UN Briefing
A perfect example of harnessing torsion waves by rotation was discovered completely independently by Dr. Bruce DePalma.... Within a complete vacuum, DePalma took two steel balls and catapulted them into the air at equal angles, with an equal amount of force. The only difference was that one ball was rotating 27,000 times per minute and the other was stationary. The rotating ball traveled higher into the air and then descended faster than its counterpart, which violated all known laws of physics. The only explanation for this effect is that both balls are drawing energy into themselves from an unseen source, and the rotating ball is thus ?soaking up? more of this energy than its counterpart ? energy that would normally exist as gravity, moving down into the earth. With the addition of torsion-field research we can see that the spinning ball was able to harness naturally spiraling torsion waves in its environment, which gave it an additional supply of energy.<

The Russsian researcher Dr. N. A. Kozyrev developed extremly sensitive detectors for Torsion fields, for example a spinning gyroscope suspended from a vibrating string. The influence of and/or change in the torsion field - Lead In ? - would upset the balance of the detector.

>Furthermore, without any knowledge of Kozyrev?s work, in 1989 G. Hayasaka and S. Tekeyuchi discovered similar weight-loss effects with rotating 150-gram gyroscopes, and more recently obtained success by dropping the gyroscopes between two precision laser beam detectors. (Remember that a gyroscope that is being weighed in a rotating and non-rotating state will not show any measurable weight changes unless an additional process is introduced such as vibration, movement, (in this case dropping,) heat conduction or electric current transition.) The results of Hayasaka et al.?s study, conducted on behalf of the Mitsubishi corporation, actually did make it into the mainstream media, surprisingly enough. Furthermore, they did indeed attribute their results to the effects of torsion fields. Many other researchers such as Dr. S.M. Polyakov, Dr. Bruce DePalma and Sandy Kidd have independently discovered gravitational changes with gyroscopes, but it appears that most of them have not fully understood the fluidlike nature of the aether, which always travels in the spiraling movement of torsion waves.<

Further confirmation of the Lead In - Lead Out  theory? What are your thoughts?

Cheers

ecc

[ltseung888]

Dear ecc,

Thank you for the additional information.  I am extremely confident of the Lee-Tseung theory because it leads naturally to the development of the Flying Saucer.

See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNR0hgqFnw4

I am reasonably certain that both China and USA know the Lee-Tseung patents and have been working on them since at least 2005.  The UFO that appeared in Nanjing, China in August 2006 is likely a man-made object along our patents.

The early concepts of anti-gravity has already been turn into working prototypes.

Regards,
Lawrence Tseung

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Dear ecc,

Thank you for the additional information.  I am extremely confident of the Lee-Tseung theory because it leads naturally to the development of the Flying Saucer.

See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNR0hgqFnw4

I am reasonably certain that both China and USA know the Lee-Tseung patents and have been working on them since at least 2005.  The UFO that appeared in Nanjing, China in August 2006 is likely a man-made object along our patents.

The early concepts of anti-gravity has already been turn into working prototypes.

Regards,
Lawrence Tseung

The U.S. military has been working of UFO technology since the 1940's.  Most of which was started by Hitlers scientists.

Nasa provides us with great UFO videos, you should have a look at the film "The Case for NASA ufos," on google.

Some clips -

This one slows down. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pawTzpNKW4

You can see these pulsing in a fibonacci curve wave pattern.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ox6BtwDmm3c

This one appears from thin air.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBA7zaB9ZKw

Ralph Ring and Otis Carr built a flying saucer decades ago, piloted by thought and brainwaves.

Interview with Ring -

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8949307179416464163&q=project+camelot&total=69&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=7