Water and gravity: look at this video

[ramset]

Cool,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Really does seem Novel yet such a simple application
Of a huge potential ( gravity component which was being wasted)
A possible "perpetuity " ??
Respectfully
Chet K

Ps
TinselKoala's link again ( one part of your concept


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L3UGTyc36f4&feature=youtu.be

[sm0ky2]

im looking beyond a perpetual fountain,


This is an aspect of gravity itself, from which
we could obtain infinite energy


Take the cartesian diver, for example:


A bottle of any height follows the same equation.
It's a change in pressure equivalent to that which causes the air to compress.


Like a buoyancy switch

When its 'on', no force is placed on the bottle.
Apply force x for a distance y and buoyancy turns "off"


The switch function is conservative
(turns itself back on)
However, the PE<->KE field conservation of gravity is violated
We get the PE side for free.

At some height h :
The force at which the diver reaches the bottom is greater than the applied force
that activated the switch.


E = 2e

[sm0ky2]

With the cartesian diver, harnessing this seems straightforward


Add a small magnet to the diver and allow it to rise and fall through a coil


Now let's improve the efficiency of switch function
— take a spring, or a static force (clamp) and press on the bottle
just LESS than enough to activate the buoyancy switch.
Now our energy in/out is minimized.


This will emphasize the gravitational output.

[sm0ky2]

Now that we've isolated the mathematical work function of gravity
We can engineer any number of devices to take advantage of this principle.


Lets use Heat as our switch in this next one:::


See
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5942801/


So we have a helium balloon, lifting a small magnet suspended over a coil
The internal pressure is so close to the switching condition,
that a small drop in outside temperature compresses the gas making it non buoyant
raise the temperature back up and it floats again.
(hot air baloon, nothing special right?)


What happens at the coil?
How high does the balloon need to float before this energy exceeds the change in temperature?

[sm0ky2]

I have devised an experiment that definitely proves my theory:


Feel free to try this at home.
If you find an experimental result that defies my theory,
Please share a description and your results.


As follows:


Take a closed vessel containing two fluids of different densities
One suspended vertically within the gravitational field.


At any pressure you choose


The momentum of the denser fluid will be exactly the same
when it drops from a given height.


Meaning, no matter the pressure system, a change in pressure, resulting in a change in height
Manifests this quotient of energy we refer to as gravitational potential.
E=mgh


In any conservative pressure system (that is one which returns the applied force back to the environment which applied it)
This energy quotient is extra internal work performed by the system.
We would expect this to manifest itself as internal heat and thereby raise the pressure accordingly.
However this does not reflect in experimental results.


The entirety of this momentum is observed outside of the system, minus standard losses.


Therefore: a change in internal energy of a 2-fluid pressurized system
Results in a second energy, derived from gravity.