Antigravity effect based on a principle of counter-rotating magnets

[squegee69]

The best idea would be to use 2 hard disk motor mounted together with as low distance in betwen the rotating magnet.
that'd be cheap enough to actually toy with it..

I've got 2 shot HDD's sitting here on my desk right now (shot plattens but motors and magnets good) and I'm willing to sacrifice them.  How would you propose configuring?  Also got a butt-load of neo magnets from 8t all the way up to 48t.  Any suggestion on config?


Peace to all. 

[Omega_0]

Ya, rotating magnetic fields should produce gravitation anomalies. (No that's not proven yet).

You can always use gears to step up the rpm, no need of high rpm motors. Say, use a 100:1 gear with a 1k rpm motor to get 100k rpm. (Or a series of gears of lower ratios)

Place a weight on different positions around it and measure weight changes.
Now how to detect weight changes ? You'd need a very very sensitive balance and the whole thing should be in a vacuum chamber, else air will interfere and can produce lift.

Difficult, but possible to experiment.

[myrmex]

If i recall hard disk motor has 4 connection on their pin board , and you can choose depending on wich one you use the direction it will turn


I'd simply use the 2 hd motor you have , keep the hard disk plate as a base to glue your magnet on it and find a way to tie them together  with some copper tube wielded together or any other kind of material .

Now i don't know if you could reuse the hdd board to change rpm but im pretty sure it would be simplier to tie a small variable resistor on it . Maybe use 2 , one for each and play with different speed since it's not sure how fast you need them to go .


There is always a better option , king's canada sell dremel that goes to 12,000 rpm with a digital screen displaying your current rpm and it is fully adjustable so that could be a route to go as well.

[TheOne]

I tried to understand why we need counter-rotating wheel to control gravity.

I think I have a part of the answer, When you want control the gravity you need a way to go in both direction UP or DOWN.

If you want to go UP, on one of the 2 rotors go slower and the other stay in his maximum speed, if you want to go DOWN the opposite append, one wheel go slower then the other.

So if you want to go LEFT or RIGHT, you can use the same principle. Basically a saucer should have 4 anti-gravity engine one for each axis X, Y, Z and maybe one to move at angle W.

The X, Z and W need a smaller engine since they only need to move the main floating object, the Y is the main and bigger one to move the entire saucer against planet gravity.

I think that when they travel in space the main anti-gravity (Y) face the direction where they want to go. The X and Z axis and W motor are just used for orientating the saucer in the direction they want to move using the Y engine.

[Omega_0]

I don't think that aliens use AG for travel. There is no gravity to go against in most of the space, for millions of light years, not even a star....

They must be using it for hovering over planets but, honestly this is all speculation, we dont even know what gravity is. We have theories , thats all.