Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[Omnibus]

@AquariuZ,

t is simple: the more spin, the more kinetic energy is passed on to the barrier, so when spin is created in the Abeling setup BY GRAVITY and centrifugal forces in a sufficient way the dumbbells WILL interact with the wheel upon impact.

I hope you don’t understand this in a sense that upon impact the spinning ball possess more kinetic energy than the ball not spinning. The well-established physical truth in the situation of this simulation is that the total sum of translational kinetic energy and the rotational energy (plus the heat losses) must be equal to the gravitational potential energy the ball had at the apex. If the program shows otherwise, it’s a flaw in the program and not a new discovery.

In this sense, it isn’t true that the more spin the more kinetic energy is passed on to the barrier. If you think the program is showing otherwise it’s an error in the program.

What may differ probably is the resultant velocity induced on the body being impacted upon after the impact by the moving body â€" the magnitude and direction of that velocity while preserving the amount of the total energy. I don’t see, however, how this will solve the problem of closing the loop in Abeling’s device.

[hansvonlieven]

When you guys are talking about spin combined with a drop maybe you should be looking at something like a Yo-Yo.

Just a thought

Hans von Lieven

[AB Hammer]

When you guys are talking about spin combined with a drop maybe you should be looking at something like a Yo-Yo.

Just a thought

Hans von Lieven

Hans

Water wheels have spin combined with drop.

[hansvonlieven]

No Alan, they don't.

The drop causes rotation in a separate device in a water wheel. In a Yo-Yo the drop actually causes the weight to rotate as it unwinds from the string. Different thing altogether.

Hans von Lieven

[AB Hammer]

OK Hans

I stand corrected, I was thinking out of context. LOL