The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[Cap-Z-ro]

Maybe the reference is to another page...but on this page the email from XXX is first answered by Mr. Tsung - and not top gun.

Or am I missing something ?

Regards...

[ltseung888]

Unfortunately trigonometry was not part of my general studies, so I am teaching myself trig (and geometry) in my spare time. Meanwhile I verified all information with some university students I know, who agreed slide 11 (and 10) were 100% accurate and can be proven by anyone using a scientific calculator (which we did).

Dear SeanTheLight,

Thank you for independently getting some University Students to confirm that Slide 10 and Slide 11 are 100% correct.  Now, I can start on the more controversial Slide 12.  Before I do that, I would like you to help to confirm the following Physics concepts and equations.

(1)   Work = Force x Displacement.  Both Force and Displacement are Vector Quantities.  Vector means having both magnitude and direction.

(2)   To be more exact, Work done in horizontal direction = Force in the horizontal direction x Displacement in the horizontal direction.

(3)   Work done in the vertical direction = Force in the vertical direction x Displacement in the vertical direction.

(4)   Energy is related to Work.  In other words, the horizontal energy is equal to the work done in the horizontal direction.

(5)   The vertical energy is equal to work done in the vertical direction.

(6)   Both Work and Energy are scalar quantities.  This means they have magnitude only.  The final Work/Energy can be compared and/or added by simple arithmetic and not vector arithmetic. 

Please confirm with your University Students that the above six statements are 100% correct.  I shall wait for at least one independent confirmation before discussing Slide 12 in detail.

@Tinu, Hans etc.   You are welcome to comment on the above six Physics Satements.

@ChrisC and Koen.  You can contribute positively if you get the information to some of your friends who have formal training in Physics.  Get their comments.  Stick to Physics discussions.

[Top Gun]

Unfortunately trigonometry was not part of my general studies, so I am teaching myself trig (and geometry) in my spare time. Meanwhile I verified all information with some university students I know, who agreed slide 11 (and 10) were 100% accurate and can be proven by anyone using a scientific calculator (which we did).

Dear SeanTheLight,

Thank you for independently getting some University Students to confirm that Slide 10 and Slide 11 are 100% correct.  Now, I can start on the more controversial Slide 12.  Before I do that, I would like you to help to confirm the following Physics concepts and equations.

(1)   Work = Force x Displacement.  Both Force and Displacement are Vector Quantities.  Vector means having both magnitude and direction.

(2)   To be more exact, Work done in horizontal direction = Force in the horizontal direction x Displacement in the horizontal direction.

(3)   Work done in the vertical direction = Force in the vertical direction x Displacement in the vertical direction.

(4)   Energy is related to Work.  In other words, the horizontal energy is equal to the work done in the horizontal direction.

(5)   The vertical energy is equal to work done in the vertical direction.

(6)   Both Work and Energy are scalar quantities.  This means they have magnitude only.  The final Work/Energy can be compared and/or added by simple arithmetic and not vector arithmetic. 

Please confirm with your University Students that the above six statements are 100% correct.  I shall wait for at least one independent confirmation before discussing Slide 12 in detail.

@Tinu, Hans etc.   You are welcome to comment on the above six Physics Satements.

@ChrisC and Koen.  You can contribute positively if you get the information to some of your friends who have formal training in Physics.  Get their comments.  Stick to Physics discussions.

For those who do not have formal training in Physics:

The above six statements are usually covered in Physics 101 ? Mechanics section.  The material is usually taught at Form 3 level in the Hong Kong Secondary School System.  Every Hong Kong Secondary School student who passed the Hong Kong School Certification examination in Physics over the years can confirm the correctness of the above six statements.  That number easily exceeds 1 million.  Worldwide, over the centuries, the number of people who can say YES to the above statements exceeds 100 million.  Those six statements cannot be wrong in the eyes of established Physics.

You can refer to the following website for a quick revision:

http://www.glenbrook.k12.il.us/gbssci/Phys/Class/energy/u5l1a.html.

I confirm that the above six statements are 100% percent correct.  Some forum members may not find me independent.  However, I am prepared to stand by my posts.

[SeanTheLight]

I understand and agree with the statements 1-5. 6 puzzles me slightly, wouldn't the pendulum act as a lever when T = mG? Does a lever not require vector arithmetic?

All 6 have been evaluated and agreed to by one of my university student friends, so I am willing to move forward to slide 12.

[Koen1]

oh just wait Sean,
before long Tseung will explain how a simple pendulum
produces massive amounts of over unity anti gravity energy power!
And all "lead out" (still the strange tseungian self-invented word for "extract")
from gravity!
Isn't that great?
So gravity itself powers the antigravity free energy UFOs Tseung keeps
talking about!
How?
Well, he himself doesn't really know,
but obviously a pendulum explains it all.
lol
not

coocoo!