Air Buoyancy Machine

[brian334]

The tower for the air buoyancy machine goes 1000 ft above the ground. There is no water involved.
Gravity Machine # 2 is submersed in 10 ft of water.

[brian334]

TinselKoala,
I read your posts, it appears you are looking at someone else’s machine.
GRAVITY MACHINE # 2 is completely submersed in water, no water gets lifted.
There is not any water in the tanks. None of the tanks are balls, all the tanks are cylinders.

[TinselKoala]

Please look at my video again. When a sealed cylinder is moved downward in water, an equal volume of water MUST BE LIFTED.

Why is this so hard to understand? You can see it clearly in my video.

[TinselKoala]

Let me ask you this. Do you think the crushing force of water is the same at all depths of water. Why is it that a person wouldn't be crushed at 1 foot vs 1,000 foot?

Let me ask you this: how are you going to push that ball into the tank, against all that crushing force? Where does the energy come from to do this?

[TinselKoala]

The tower for the air buoyancy machine goes 1000 ft above the ground. There is no water involved.
Gravity Machine # 2 is submersed in 10 ft of water.

The materials don't matter. The principle is the same. And it won't work.

What is wrong with the detailed analysis of buoyancy devices on Simanek's site?
What is wrong with my demonstration in the video?