The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[hansvonlieven]

Happy moments, PRAISE GOD.
Difficult moments, SEEK GOD.
Quiet moments, WORSHIP GOD.
Painful moments, TRUST GOD.
Every moment, THANK GOD.

I wonder how you have time for anything else Lawrence.

Hans von Lieven

[ltseung888]

One of the summary slides.

The top figure is obviously possible.

The middle figure is the classic objection to Over Unity devices.  From the Law of Conservation of Energy, such a machine is not possible.

The lower figure is the Lee-Tseung Lead-out Energy device.  It obeys the Law of Conservation of Energy.  Thus such machines are possible.

[utilitarian]

The lower figure is the Lee-Tseung Lead-out Energy device.  It obeys the Law of Conservation of Energy.  Thus such machines are possible.

Figure three does indeed violate the law of conservation of energy.  The gravitational energy you add to the equation is coming from an infinite pool of gravity.  The earth never loses gravity, given a constant mass.  So your idea that somehow infinite energy can be drawn from the Earth's gravity does in fact violate the basic principles of physics, which state that energy cannot be created from nothing.

This is different from energy from the Sun (like in your sunshine scenario).  While the Sun's energy is quite vast, it is not infinite, and given a few billion years, there will be no more.

Sorry, but you cannot both promote your theory and promote the principle of CoE.  Pick one.

[chrisC]

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Sorry, but you cannot both promote your theory and promote the principle of CoE.  Pick one.

Why do you think we have this circular argument for some 70 odd pages?
Old Tseung has flying saucers circulating in his head. He just can't get rid of them and that's why he continues to believe in his crap.

Sad but true.

cheers
chrisC

[ltseung888]

Figure three does indeed violate the law of conservation of energy.  The gravitational energy you add to the equation is coming from an infinite pool of gravity.  The earth never loses gravity, given a constant mass.  So your idea that somehow infinite energy can be drawn from the Earth's gravity does in fact violate the basic principles of physics, which state that energy cannot be created from nothing.

This is different from energy from the Sun (like in your sunshine scenario).  While the Sun's energy is quite vast, it is not infinite, and given a few billion years, there will be no more.

Sorry, but you cannot both promote your theory and promote the principle of CoE.  Pick one.

Dear utilitarian,

You are assuming that the gravitational energy of the earth is contant.  If one takes some energy from it, it would decrease.  In reality, it is fluctuating or varying.  Some events will return gravitational energy back to earth.  The motion of the Sun, other planets and distance stars keep adding or subtracting the gravitational energy of any point in this universe.

The most obvious example is the tide.  The tide is caused by the variying gravitational pull of the moon on the waters of the earth.

Would you agree that one can use energy from the tide?

Understand the true meaning of the Laws of Physics.