/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3223910
read what airy wrote

read the historical account of bessler

his design is simple

i wont hand it to you complete

i will tell you a few peices to compliment the existing data that may cause you to see the method for yourself (though this is highly unlikely but is entirely up to you and your apptitude for spatial perception)


his design consists of eight equal structures, each single structure has less than 12 moving parts

the 'perpetual cycle' would occure if only one of these were in place

once in motion it pulls on the spring twice each revolution but releases its stored energy only once
conversly, the weights switch places once each revolution (i.e. two revolutions of the wheel for a weight to return to its point of origin)

just fyi.. im aware of the cost of the attempt to get this under my control ( if i sell my house i might prefer to buy a boat and set sail on the pacific )

i gave a full decription to a person employed as a physicist (govt. employee; reactor inspections etc.) and was told "you really need to do something with this!!"

so..
besslers wheel..
for each set of two weights, in each rotation there are three positions where the weights are subjected to an action by the structure that supports them
to describe it in motion there is no simple starting point; in each position part of the state is the result of the previous event
the tension on the spring and the elasticity of the spring are key
and the geometrical structure
it is important to recognize that the weights switch position once each revolution of the wheel
the weights do not geometricaly travel the path of a circle
please do more than just hurr durr out a quote of the old tired 'law'
the 'law' has a loophole
look at wiki
Momentum
Improper rotation
Pseudotensor

Albert Einstein stated that "as far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain; and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality."

i just need a little help with the math for the patent but im a bit apathetic at this point