inertial propulsion with gyroscope

[conradelektro]

That is a nice gyroscope for experiments  https://www.gyroscope.com/d.asp?product=SUPER2#

It comes with a DC motor which can be used to spin the gyroscope up and which will then run for several minutes. Or the DC motor can be bolted to the device for a continuous spin at about 12000 rpm.

It seems to be available.


@DrJones and sm0ky2: I am not a defender of theory, I just write what standard theory says. One has to be aware of the standard theory (which is very well established and nicely described in countless publications) in order to advance further. And humbleness is advised because it will be very difficult to beat standard theory. There is so much nonsense spoken in this forum that it is ridiculous and even a shame.

And there are only a handful of people in this forum who can do decent experiments and credible measurements. I am not such a person because my skills are limited, but I try without being deluded and I know my limits. And I try to understand standard theory before talking about great new things. Not a single thing has been credibly shown in this forum which goes beyond known theory. Just hot air and nonsense. And the loud boastful voices are the most ridiculous ones.

Greetings, Conrad

[woopy]

Hi conrad

you make my day when you simply remind to all of us the concept of open system.

And perhaps the answer is that a spinning and precessing gyro can capture or other said "play" with   the supposed surrounding elements or " the ether " why not  and as you say it could be an analogy of propeller in the air.

really brain shaking this experiment !!

Will deep on this experiment for sure

Laurent

[sm0ky2]

@Dr jones


You are correct, I apologize, was typing too fast
And meant to say the rotational force applied to the mass
transferring in a linear direction.


The point I was trying to make is that motion is motion
it doesn't really matter which direction we started with.
we can redirect it in any direction we choose.


We actually don't even know which direction is which.
it's all from our own perspective.
and the inertia has nothing to do with our perspective


It is from the perspective of the two interacting masses.
one being the rotating mass, the other being the vehicle
that it's housed in.


Just like our vibrating pager that walks.
the same way the Orbi moves


Stand on a skateboard with a rock tied to a rope
(make sure it doesn't fly off)


and spin it over your head
then extend your arm out in front of you as it passes
your shoulder, and retract your arm as it passes the other
quickly, jolt it


the rock wants to fly tangential-Always
the force the rope puts on the rock
is exactly like the force on a pendulum shaft
(if we negate gravity)
and the force on the support of the gyro from
axis to outer perimeter.

[sm0ky2]

@Conrad


One has to be careful to make distinction between theory
and assumptions made based on those theories.


And sometimes the assumptions that predecess them.


Newtonian physics has surpassed theory
and is Law.

[sm0ky2]

if we look at the angular momentum at any instant
we see that it is a vector
NOT a pi function


Isaac says it is linear


If we transfer some of the momentum at that instant
it is in that vector


Linear