Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?

[Dgraphic911]

Sorry Alan,

What disturbs me is

"perpetual tomorrow"

I'm going to walk into the patent office with several devices
when you see the walking toy you'll be amazed
I'm holding back that right now because it still has some merit and i don't want to share.
Its not spinning now but just a few more days
you'll have to wait and see........................................


You had such high credibility with me back in January when i joined , i thought "heres a guy whos no bulshit and he actually builds"

might have it is one thing, but you dance pretty close to saying you have it just enough to say you never said you did but to try and make everyone think you do.

[utilitarian]

Magnetism is a stronger force.  Heck, you can resist the gravitational pull of a huge object like earth easily - like when you pick up a book from a table.  Imagine if Earth was a magnet!

[AB Hammer]

@utilitarian

Earth is a magnet. The field reaches for miles and miles and miles.  A magnet you hold in your hands reaches for inches or a very strong one in feet. So a gravity wheel is in a since is a magnet motor but it just don't have magnets in it.

[Michelinho]

Hi all,

I would recommend to all that are not familiar with the Electric Universe theory to go visit the multimedia section of the Thunderbolts.info site:

http://www.thunderbolts.info/mmarchives/index.htm

See what you think of the traditional Gravity theory we live with after. It is worth watching. Sparks has some very interesting clips.

http://www.thunderbolts.info/home.htm

Take care all,

Michel

[utilitarian]

@utilitarian

Earth is a magnet. The field reaches for miles and miles and miles.  A magnet you hold in your hands reaches for inches or a very strong one in feet. So a gravity wheel is in a since is a magnet motor but it just don't have magnets in it.

There is no such thing as a gravity wheel or a magnet motor.  I am confused by these terms you are using, like they are things that actually exist.