The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

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Richard: “Professor Logical, Tseung claimed that he has totally solved the problem of producing unbalanced force from within a closed system both theoretically and experimentally.  Is he logical?”

Professor Logical: “His experiment001 is a simple repulsion of two magnets.  One strikes a solid surface and one strikes a padded surface.  The resultant motion is in the direction of the solid surface.  Such an experiment is easy to replicate.  Experiments do not lie.   I assume that the same experimental result will be triply repeated and published.  I think the experimental results and the theoretical explanations are scientific and very logical.”

Nancy: “Dr. Ting and Mr. Tseung used the pendulum again in Experiment002a to Experiment002c.  Experiment002a is the simple shooting out of the magnet via repulsion.  The Pendulum swings to the RHS.  Is that logical?’

Professor Logical: “It is the straight forward application of Newtons Third Law â€" Action = Reaction.  The magnet flies away with high velocity.  The reaction or recoil produces the large swing of the pendulum to the RHS.  No physicists will argue against that.  I absolutely agree with the theory and the experiment.”

Richard: “In Experiment002b, Dr. Ting used a hard, solid surface to prevent the magnet from shooting out.  The pendulum hardly swings.  Is the experiment observation logical?”

Professor Logical: “Absolutely.”

Nancy: “In Experiment002c, Dr. Ting used a soft, deformable surface (using a loose tape).  The result was a slight swing to the RHS.  I have the video.  The experimental observation appears to be correct.  Is that logical?”

Professor Logical: “Dr. Ting and Mr. Tseung were not using the primary action and reaction which must be equal and opposite.  They are using the second and third actions and reactions after these actions have done work or used energy. The second action does not need to be equal to the third action or reaction.  That obeys the Laws of Physics.  Thus the results are very logical.”

Richard: “Wow.  We have now witnessed geniuses in action.”

Nancy: “The Flying Saucer is theoretically possible beyond a shadow of doubt.”

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Richard: “What is the magic in using pulse current to the electromagnetic coils?”

Professor Logical: “ The electromagnetic coil can be used as Drive Coil to to the attraction or repulsion.  It can also be used as a Collector Coil to get electricity.  It can also act as the collision mechanism.”

Nancy: “Different quantities of unbalanced forces can be produced with different combination of these pulsed electromagnetic coils.   That is what Tseung wanted to prove.”

Professor Logical: “He, Dr. Ting and Mr. Tong have proved that absolutely in my opinion.  The Proof-of-Concept Experiments are complete to the satisfaction of all the top Universities such as MIT, Harvard, Tsinghua.  It is now a matter of implementation.”

Richard: “Mr. Tseung has no money and resources to develop products.  He invites others with the resources to do that.  These experimenters will shine â€" just like Mr. Tong Po Chi and Dr. Raymond Ting.”

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The attached diagram showed the various ways of testing the unbalance force.

In (1), the basic configuration with two coils and a magnet in a transparent tube is shown.  The current may be pulsed to provide attraction or repulsion of the magnet.  There will be a net unbalanced force on the Tube.

In (2), the vertical jump configuration can be tested.  The higher the jump, the greater the net unbalanced force in the vertical direction.

In (3), the device is suspended in a pendulum fashion.  The swing direction and magnitude indicates the direction and magnitude of the unbalance force.

In (4), the device is placed on a smooth surface.  The movement direction (in jerks) indicates the direction and magnitude of the unbalance force.

In the Dr. Ting tests, the magnet has a mass of 50 gms. The total combined mass including magnet, tube and coil has a mass of 100 gms.  The mass of the battery was not included.

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Richard: “Mr. Tseung, your theory is now confirmed.  Should we focus on the two coils and one magnet scenario?”

Tseung: “The theory is that we can generate unbalanced force for propulsion purposes from within a closed system.  The two coils and one magnet scenario is just one example.  Another promising example is the circular motion example.  Do you remember the Ms. Forever Yuen throwing a water bottle videos?”

Nancy: “Those were funny videos.  I laughed and enjoyed them.  I did not realize their scientific significance until now.”

Tseung: “Watch them again with your new scientific insight.  Think about not letting the water bottle go?”

Richard: “The WBLT is not a joke.  It is the brainwork of many geniuses.”

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Richard: "I watched the Forever videos again.  They are not only funny but also educational.  Swinging the water bottle up and down leads to the development of the Flying Saucer.  Please help to refresh my memory on the helicopter in a box concept many months ago."

Tseung: "If we have lead-out-energy, we can already have a flying saucer helicopter.  On the surface of the Earth where we have air, we can use the known helicopter technique to fly.  In outer space, we were considering the possibility of enclosing the helicopter in a closed container or box."

Nancy: "You were hoping that the helicopter in a box could provide an unbalanced force upwards - just like the two coils with a magnet."

Tseung: "That experiment was much more difficult to perform.  We ruined our HK$5,000 toy helicopter before we started the actual experiment.  That amount is enough for 5 Tong Po Chi devices!"

Richard: "Do not worry about money.  With the right publicity, investors will be queuing up in front of your door.  Sending gifts to the Presidents of China and USA openly will generate the right type of publicity.  All universities will have no choice but to replicate the Tong Po Chi device and/or develop the WBLT."

Nancy leaned on the shoulder of Richard: "We have more happy things to talk about on Valentine's day.  Deliver your flowers in a toy helicopter."