Big try at gravity wheel

[Low-Q]

Hrmmm strange funny you don't hear anything about it in the news just silence.

Possible reasons,


1- Gravity cannot do work (For some reason it wont)
2- This is a corn or bean squeezing thing that has nothing to do with overunity or gravity.
3- It is finally powered with an electric motor or some engine. Not exactly a reason for big head lines...
4- A prime-stupid wealthy engineer overlooked something essensial when he designed an over unity machine.
5- Because of 4, this person has been digging a very deep hole in the ground - for himself.
6- One OU member has just photoshopped photos of a machine that looks like a gravity machine.


Vidar

[markdansie]

I like number 4 as most likely.
It can always be used as a work of mechanical art.
Mark

[lumen]

I agree, #4.
It looks like the machine is changing in design, n37 to n39.

If it was some plant processor, it seems the design would be established, but now that the "Gravity" machine does not work, they are making changes.

[vince]

It seems we may not see any more progression on this machine no matter what it is. Ever since Sterling from Peswicki contacted them regarding a visit by him, and offered his services for possible investors or involvement in their project it appears they promptly shutdown any more posting on the progress.
I was looking forward to seeing what became of this. Judging from the money and work that was being done on their machine I really doubt they needed new investors or participants in their project (no matter what it turned out to be)

[Grimer]

...
What astonishes me most is that the "OU attempt" is in the field of "mechanics" which according to my unimportant opinion is one of most thoroughly understood areas in science.
...

I thought the properties of water must be "one of the most thoroughly understood areas in science" until I discovered the 4th, 8th and 12th power laws governing the vapour pressure of water; also the 6th power law governing the absolute pressure vs volume relation for water.


http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/water/strange.html


It would be difficult to think of a more important liquid to mankind than water. After all, our bodies are mainly water.


There's a very apposite quote on people's failure to revise ideas in science by a lady philosopher. I'll have to see if I can find it.