The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[ltseung888]

Meeting of the Science Students

Student A: ?We tried the latest water bottle experiment with left hand holding one end of the string while swirling the water bottle with the right hand.  When let go, the jerking force on the left hand is in the direction of motion of the bottle.  Did you all do the experiment??

Student B: ?The jerk really pulled my hand.  The harder I swirl, the harder the jerk.  It is a very conclusive experiment.  I missed the part in throwing the water bottle furthest.?

Student C: ?Newton saw the apple falling on his head and discovered his laws of motion.  Lee pulsed the pendulum and discovered Leading Out of Gravitational Energy.  Tseung et al swung the water bottle and discovered the superior propulsion system.  Are they lucky??

Student D: ?Einstein said something about 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.  Lee-Tseung had their Lead Out theory first demonstrated in December 2004. Ms. Winni Woo first proposed the Flying Saucer theory in 2005.  These theories have not made it to the established textbooks.  I expect much more sweat.?

[Pirate88179]

So, Lawrence gets his Free Energy from the USA then?

[ltseung888]

Meeting of the political science students

Student A: ?The recent snow storms in China paralyzed half of the Country.  If China had the Flying Saucers, the disaster would not even arise.  People and goods can fly anywhere.?

Student B: ?If Tseung et al carried the stringed water bottle and present in front of the top Officials of China, what do you think might be the reaction??

Student C: ?They would have been stopped by the security guards.  Unless they have the professors at Tsing Hua, Beijing or other top Universities with them.?

Student D: ?The chance of the top Officials not supporting Flying Saucer Research is zero.  They might have no choice but to let the General Public acquire the knowledge.  There is no way they can take away all ropes/strings and all water bottles or coconuts.  I begin to see why they allowed the Woo-Fong-Tseung Flying Saucer patent in China.?

Student A: ?What happens if Tseung et al demonstrate the water bottle at Russian Archimedes or at AEPC in USA??

[hansvonlieven]

Meeting of the political science students

Student A: ?The recent snow storms in China paralyzed half of the Country.  If China had the Flying Saucers, the disaster would not even arise.  People and goods can fly anywhere.?

If the dog would not have stopped for a shit it would have caught the rabbit.

Hans von Lieven

[shruggedatlas]

Meeting of the Science Students

Student A: ?We tried the latest water bottle experiment with left hand holding one end of the string while swirling the water bottle with the right hand.  When let go, the jerking force on the left hand is in the direction of motion of the bottle.  Did you all do the experiment??

Student B: ?The jerk really pulled my hand.  The harder I swirl, the harder the jerk.  It is a very conclusive experiment.  I missed the part in throwing the water bottle furthest.?

Student C: ?Newton saw the apple falling on his head and discovered his laws of motion.  Lee pulsed the pendulum and discovered Leading Out of Gravitational Energy.  Tseung et al swung the water bottle and discovered the superior propulsion system.  Are they lucky??

Student D: ?Einstein said something about 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.  Lee-Tseung had their Lead Out theory first demonstrated in December 2004. Ms. Winni Woo first proposed the Flying Saucer theory in 2005.  These theories have not made it to the established textbooks.  I expect much more sweat.?

OK, I realize this thread has degenerated into a joke, but this is such a moronic idea.  Newton's law of opposing forces is still at play.  While the hammer thrower accelerated the hammer around him, he did have to exert an opposing force the entire time.  The force is exerted in keeping the hammer swinging circularly.  There is no force involved in letting go.  So duh, of course there will not be an opposing force at that point. 

However, if you were in outer space and tied to do this, what would happen is that you and the hammer would circle each other, since you have no traction to stand in place.  You would always be moving opposite the hammer, and as soon as you let go, you would float in the opposite direction.