Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[neptune]

Ask yourself this question . If you were in charge of energy policy in The Netherlands , or the UK or anywhere else , before committing trillions of dollars to nukes , with attendant problems of waste dangerous for the next 250,000 years ,wouldn't you take a quick look at what the cold fusion boys are doing in Italy?

[Grimer]

I'm with Omnibus. I think Sjack Abeling's works.


He hasn't given up on it as you can see from the following link


http://mooieenergie.nl/index.php/en/component/content/article/1-bedrijfsinformatie/12-nbnov2011[/size]

[Grimer]

Indeed, scientific reasoning trumps showing a device that doesn't work. When scientific reasoning proves that the principle is workable, as in the case at hand, presenting an unworkable device doesn't overthrow that scientific reasoning.
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That's what I like to hear. The appliance of science as that advertisement (whose product name escapes me) used to trumpet.

[TinselKoala]

Grimer is that really you? Sampled any Greek atmospheres lately? You should check in once in a while at the other place, people have been wondering about you.

[Grimer]

Grimer is that really you? Sampled any Greek atmospheres lately? You should check in once in a while at the other place, people have been wondering about you.

My Greek atmospheres are doing fine, thanks, especially the Beta-atmosphere. I can now tie up some work I did very early in my career


http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=111674#111674


with the Mizuno effect, catalysis, Uncle's toy and that monster that the Boys from Brazil are building.


As far as Sjack is concerned I see from his latest posting that he hasn't given up.


http://www.mooieenergie.nl/news/the-green-revolution-has-begun/


I believe his problem is that though he may be developing third derivative energy, it just ain't commercial. The Brazil boys have the same problem of course but they don't care. It's been some time since they updated their website so presumably they are having difficulty getting it all together.
Still, if their smaller machine works they will no doubt persist.