The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[ltseung888]

Dear Gaby,

Your gold/quoted references inspired me again.

I admit that I was damn stupid in asking Forever to do the flying water bottle experiment.  The answer was already obvious.

Look at the attached cartoon figures again.  The two balls were shoot out with equal mass and velocity (Conservation of Mementum).  The top one goes towards a pad that would slow the top ball down.  The bottom one hits the spaceship directly.

Since Force = Rate of Change of Momentum, the force acting on the top surface will be much lower than that acting on the lower surface.

The resulting force on the spaceship must be downwards.  Every step obeys Newton's Third Law.

Thus blindly enclosing the entity in a black box and apply Newton's Third Law without examining the detailed interactions is stupid and against established Physics.

The second school (which I belong to) must be right.  The non-rigid body motion including straight line and circular motion can indeed provide thrust in any direction without ejecting any gas outside the spaceship.

[shruggedatlas]

Dear Gaby,

Your gold/quoted references inspired me again.

I admit that I was damn stupid in asking Forever to do the flying water bottle experiment.  The answer was already obvious.

Look at the attached cartoon figures again.  The two balls were shoot out with equal mass and velocity (Conservation of Mementum).  The top one goes towards a pad that would slow the top ball down.  The bottom one hits the spaceship directly.

Since Force = Rate of Change of Momentum, the force acting on the top surface will be much lower than that acting on the lower surface.

The resulting force on the spaceship must be downwards.  Every step obeys Newton's Third Law.

Thus blindly enclosing the entity in a black box and apply Newton's Third Law without examining the detailed interactions is stupid and against established Physics.

The second school (which I belong to) must be right.  The non-rigid body motion including straight line and circular motion can indeed provide thrust in any direction without ejecting any gas outside the spaceship.

What you just demonstrated is the Tseung scientific method:

1.  Come up with an idea
2.  Make a drawing of it
3.  Do not test it
4.  Conclude that it must work
5.  Tell the world

This explains alot about how you arrived at your concepts.

As to your concept, even a layman knows that whether you absorb a force gradually over a long period of time, or whether you absorb it in an instant, you are still absorbing the same amount of force.

[hansvonlieven]

What an amazing coincidence...its long been my fantasy to escape to another planet with a cuppla oars.

Regards...

Easy, get Lawrence to teach you the Lee-Tseung pull, or better, get Mingmei to do it. It'll be more fun.

Hans von Lieven

[ltseung888]

As to your concept, even a layman knows that whether you absorb a force gradually over a long period of time, or whether you absorb it in an instant, you are still absorbing the same amount of force.

Dear shruggedatlas,

Please consult a physicist friend.  Ask him what is meant by
Force = Rate of change of momentum.

I just do not know how to explain to layman such kindergarten physics concepts.

@Koen1

May be you can explain to shruggedatlas the equation

Force = Rate of change of momentum.

If she understands that, she might understand inertia propulsion systems.  Gaby's posts and references would then make sense to her.  You may be a better teacher than I.

[Pirate88179]

Mingmei can pull my oar anytime she wants to.  No telling what that might lead out to.

Bill