Testing our smarts. A smart group like ours should have no problem solving this riddle. I have to admit I had to think a bit before realizing how easy the answer is. Riddle of the smart. The 3 smartest people w ... Asked on 8 May 2005 by Luis Gonzalez Read Question in Full      View Answers (12 answers)

Centripetal vs. Centrifugal Why are centripetal and centrifugal forces not equal? Asked on 6 May 2005 by Victor Geere Read Question in Full      View Answers (15 answers)

How do you rate as a CRACKPOT http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/crackpot.html DaveS Asked on 4 May 2005 by DaveS Read Question in Full      View Answers (7 answers)

A Convoluted Concept "A Convoluted Concept" Some of my thought experiments involve gyroscopic behavior. In one, I envision a pair of gyroscopes mounted on powered gimbals. Basically, the gyroscope's axis and motors w ... Asked on 1 May 2005 by Eric James ----- Read Question in Full      View Answers (8 answers)

Mathematical Model Of gyroscopic Inertial Engine can i Know the Mathematical Model of gyroscopic inertial engine ... its really urgent in a day or two but not more .. i need this as a part of my FINAL YEAR PROJECT. can u pleaase Repy As soon as Poss ... Asked on 28 April 2005 by Rana Asif Read Question in Full      View Answers (2 answers)

Newton and precession A lot seems to be said about Newton here, and it is often attempted to "prove him wrong". A statement that I feel obliged to make is that precession is neither an action nor a reaction in terms of New ... Asked on 26 April 2005 by Victor Geere Read Question in Full      View Answers (8 answers)

Examples of Anomaly A subject that seems to be pervasive in this forum is that gyroscopes demonstrate some anomalies, apart from reacting at a 90 degree angle. These anomalies are often thrown in as an undefined variable ... Asked on 19 April 2005 by Victor Geere Read Question in Full      View Answers (16 answers)

it seems to work i have been expermenting for years with gyros . i have come up with something . 3 gyros opposing each other on a center platform . gimble points 180 by 180 degrees . small dc motor driven for each gy ... Asked on 19 April 2005 by steve Read Question in Full      View Answers (4 answers)

The Laithwaite/Dawson patent 5860317 Has anybody actually built this machine and does it work? Asked on 18 April 2005 by John Sutton Read Question in Full      View Answers (4 answers)

Clarification of Terminology Not so much a question, more of an explanation. A few questions have been raised with reference to the terminology I have been using throughout this site. I will attempt to explain what I mean by ... Asked on 15 April 2005 by Sandy Kidd Read Question in Full      View Answers (13 answers)

Gyroscopic precession Hi, my field of research is a bit different and at the same time the same but more on electromagnetic research I just was cross referencing a bit of deduction on ufo propulsion from effects that h ... Asked on 14 April 2005 by Cliff Read Question in Full      View Answers (3 answers)

TANGENTIAL precession of gyros Do you agree that it gives the same value as RADIAL precession ? I submit that it clears for an action of PERPETUAL MOTION as at www.unifiedtheory.org.uk and the arithmetic is given and it chec ... Asked on 9 April 2005 by Alan Cresswell Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

TANGENTIAL precession of gyros Do you agree that it gives the same value as RADIAL precession ? I submit that it clears for an action of PERPETUAL MOTION as at www.unifiedtheory.org.uk and the arithmetic is given ands= check ... Asked on 9 April 2005 by Alan Cresswell Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

A Different Laithwaite Demonstration I am not a great fan of Laithwaite, as y'know, but I wonder if anyone knows the following story (I have mislaid the source and would be pleased to be reminded of where the story appeared). I read (whe ... Asked on 8 April 2005 by arthur dent Read Question in Full      View Answers (8 answers)

Alex Jones and friction in space Alex Jones seems to have pulsating propulsion sorted out on earth. The only thing preventing it from working in space or air is the lack of friction. My hypothesis is that inertia generated by a flywh ... Asked on 4 April 2005 by Victor Geere Read Question in Full      View Answers (13 answers)

TV appearance Just to let you know I should be appearing on Sky One Mon 28th 21:00 (uk time) on a programme called 50 terriable predictions. If you want to see me making a fool of myself please tune in! In s ... Asked on 25 March 2005 by Glenn Turner Read Question in Full      View Answers (3 answers)

Refine concepts to improve design via observation of previous results I am honored to address Sandy Kidd in this informal forum. I have investigated Gyroscopes for 40 years and have been working on a propulsion design for over twenty years. As with many others, time is ... Asked on 12 March 2005 by Luis Gonzalez Read Question in Full      View Answers (25 answers)

Sandy's invention SUNDAY EXPRESS, London, England - Oct. 23, 1988 Garden-shed genius heads for the stars by MICHAEL SHANAHAN http://www.totse.com/en/fringe/gravity_anti_gravity/gravity5.html. What was this a ... Asked on 16 February 2005 by Victor Geere Read Question in Full      View Answers (53 answers)

What will happen if ... In prototype 6 that Glen built (four gyroscopes on a plate), the gyroscopes will tend to bend the structure upwards if it is turned through 90 horizontal degrees. My guess is the horizontal circu ... Asked on 15 February 2005 by Victor Geere Read Question in Full      No answers as yet.

Prototype 6 Hi Glenn I would have thought that prototype 6 that you built (under "my work") would have been more successfull, but I also suspected that the gyroscopes would bend the structure upward rather that ... Asked on 14 February 2005 by Victor Geere Read Question in Full      No answers as yet.

A working model I have been reading thro’ the various posts on the site and decided to share my experience with gyroscopes over the past 30 years. My basic model is a gyroscope suspended by a long light co ... Asked on 11 February 2005 by Momentus Read Question in Full      View Answers (20 answers)

Announcement For over two years I've been trying to carry out just one experiment. In that time I've finished University, setup my own company and watched it grow. Its also meant I'll have little time for anything ... Asked on 8 February 2005 by webmaster@gyroscopes.org Read Question in Full      View Answers (31 answers)

Rational propulsion device This is not a question, but a message for Glenn Turner. I have been studying the propulsion question for 20 years. I have well rounded understanding of the dynamics and have developed a design based s ... Asked on 5 February 2005 by Luis Gonzalez Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

What makes missile gyroscopes spin? I purchased what was reported as a "missile gyroscope" over the internet. It is about 4 inched long and is enclosed in a plastic case. There were several wires attached to it. When I removed the case ... Asked on 29 January 2005 by Peter W. Allen Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

Research proposal Dear sir, I have an idea for testing gyroscopic propulsion at extreamly high speeds. I have spent some months working on the design of a device that could test for such propulsion. Unforunatly I a ... Asked on 29 January 2005 by David Davis Read Question in Full      View Answers (4 answers)

Some more thoughts about the heretic video After watching the heretic video and looking at Laithewaite's patent, I have come to the conclusion that there is one very simple key experiment that needs to be done to see if Laithewaite's theories ... Asked on 2 December 2004 by Ram Firestone Read Question in Full      View Answers (97 answers)

How much more is EVERYTHING about gyros There are 4 sections at http://www.unifiedtheory.org.uk and 2 of those sections deal with resonance and the PERPETUALLY MOTIVE power of the Gyroscopic Torque. It is a 400 year old horror story of ... Asked on 17 November 2004 by Alan Cresswell Read Question in Full      View Answers (9 answers)

Short-sighted nay-sayers Where do people like some of the postees to this site get off by actively seeking to undermine free thought by displaying a shocking amount of ignorance in good manners. these people know who they are ... Asked on 11 November 2004 by Kirk Harper Read Question in Full      View Answers (28 answers)

PENDULUM TESTING. Shed Dwellers. I have noticed of late, the now more frequent reference to ballistic pendulum testing, as being the “be all, and end all”, of inertial drive testing. One contributor even suggests t ... Asked on 11 November 2004 by Sandy Kidd Read Question in Full      View Answers (3 answers)

Copy of reply to Harvey Fiala Dear Harvey Fiala, It is interesting that Foulcault’s pendulum still has uses, maybe it will show where it all started - or where it will all end. My mention of Foulcault’s gyroscope refers ... Asked on 3 November 2004 by Nitro MacMad Read Question in Full      View Answers (4 answers)

New Videos of Prof. Laithwaite and Alex Jones Dear Webmaster, Thank you so much for the inclusion of the “Christmas lecture” by Prof. Laithwaite and the video of the “Heretic” programme. It is great to see the video of Prof. Laithwaite ... Asked on 3 November 2004 by Nitro MacMad Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

Sandy Kidd - 7 kilograms thrust Dear Sandy, In a recent response of yours 31/10/04 you state that you have developed a device that generates up to 7 kilgrams of thrust/lift. If it is not being too cheeky could you let me (us al ... Asked on 31 October 2004 by Stuart Clyens Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

"Not rocket science" Dave English, John Bourne and Shed Dwellers More of a statement than a question. Had occasion to venture into the BBC “Not rocket science” site once again. Curious to see what they are arguing a ... Asked on 27 October 2004 by Sandy Kidd Read Question in Full      View Answers (35 answers)

The Whole Thing..... Hi, Not realy a question just observations about the whole dame thing, I discovered your web site whilst looking for a gimic, the whirling top that levitates through magnetisim. I could not howev ... Asked on 26 October 2004 by Keith Dobson Read Question in Full      View Answers (3 answers)

State of the Art I have read your book. What are you doing now? Did the folks in Oz follow through? Asked on 13 October 2004 by Mike Ruddock Read Question in Full      View Answers (2 answers)

question what is communtiy development? and about historical back ground of community development. Asked on 4 October 2004 by aftab Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

so good! Hey Mr. Webmaster When I stumbled over your webpage I couldn't blieve my eyes... that whole situation was sooooo funny! It's just because, when I was about 15 years old I came up with this propulsio ... Asked on 30 September 2004 by vahid frogtin Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

Any clear Pic's knocking about? Was intrigued many years ago by the BBC broadcast of the Laithwaite R.I. Christmas lecture and occasional references to the Sandy Kidd (and other) gyro devices. There seems out there, a humungous amou ... Asked on 13 September 2004 by john jardine Read Question in Full      View Answers (3 answers)

Why "impulse drive" is possible. Dear All, As there seems to be a lull in the propulsion mail I thought I would see if there are any scientists out there I could tax. Sir Isaac Newton taught us why an apple falls down from ... Asked on 26 August 2004 by Nitro MacMad Read Question in Full      View Answers (22 answers)

Gyroscopic effects What do you mean by "Gyroscopic effect due lateral misalignment of rigid disc mounted on shaft"? Asked on 25 August 2004 by Mihir Samel Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

Inventors help A friend of mine at work showed me this web site. I haven't tried it yet but it looks like it might be useful to garage inventors: http://www.emachineshop.com/ Ram Asked on 21 July 2004 by Ram Firestone Read Question in Full      View Answers (3 answers)

understanding basics Dear webmaster, Thank you for considering re-examining the influence of gyro-dynamics on a cornering bike. This, by the way, was not intended as a dig at this web site but at an American teacher ... Asked on 28 June 2004 by Nitro MacMad Read Question in Full      View Answers (2 answers)

Excerpt from the “Heresy of the Inertial Drive”, “You cannot accelerate no mass” Here is a Excerpt from a book that Sandy has started writting called “Heresy of the Inertial Drive” “You cannot accelerate no mass” Physicists, mathematicians, and once upon a time myself, b ... Asked on 24 June 2004 by Sandy Kidd Read Question in Full      View Answers (11 answers)

Gyros and bikes Dear Webmaster, To start to grasp the application of gyro-dynamics to propulsion needs the best understanding. In the interests of improved understanding of gyro-dynamics, would you consider remo ... Asked on 18 June 2004 by Nitro MacMad Read Question in Full      View Answers (2 answers)

Another "new" propulsion system Greetings all, nice forum here. I need to have a propulsion system evaluated to see if it can work. Like most inventors, I would like to make large amounts of cash for my masterpiece so an evaluation ... Asked on 10 June 2004 by Steven McCarty Read Question in Full      View Answers (5 answers)

So much for conservation After speaking to Sandy today he sent me the following in an e-mail which he has ask me to put on the forums. Here it is: Glenn it has been a few years now, since we last spoke. On reviewing ... Asked on 9 June 2004 by Sandy Kidd Read Question in Full      View Answers (53 answers)

Magnetic gears I have to take back a bit of what I said in my previous rant :-) I sill think inertial/gyroscopic propulsion is probably impossible but I couldn’t stop myself from thinking about the problem and I’ ... Asked on 2 June 2004 by Ram Firestone Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

gyroscopic motion in car accident In a collision between two cars in opposite direction, what would make one car spin round while the other one travels ahead and dips into a ditch Asked on 18 May 2004 by Olivia Shields Read Question in Full      View Answers (2 answers)

Strachan Patent This is the link to the Strachan patent. Scott is mentioned in the Sandy Kidd book as serious competition (and winning), the description shows a similar but in ways improved design, look at the worm g ... Asked on 5 May 2004 by John Read Question in Full      View Answers (1 answers)

Eccentric masses Vibratory hammers use contra-rotating eccentric masses and can generate a centrifugal force of up to 4 000 kN. The maximum displacement amplitude can exceed 30 mm. http://www.geoforum.com/info/pi ... Asked on 4 May 2004 by J. Viklund Read Question in Full      View Answers (2 answers)

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