transportation revolution at hand

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CONTENTS:

(1) Inventions Two inventions that propel themselves using "self-suffiecient propultion". A third invention which is an interesting dynamo. (2) Law of Conservation of Energy A few reasons why the Law of Conservation of Energy is wrong.

(3) Work Redefining work intuitively, with the knowledge that the Law of Conservation of Energy is wrong.

(4) Electricity An attempt at explaining electricity with the knowledge of "(3) Work".

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Inventions: 1) The Seesaw Newton Motor 2) The Simple Newton Engine 3) The Gravitational-density Dynamo

Devices which use "self-sufficient propulsion" work on Newton's law that "every action has an equal and opposite reaction." The idea is to harness the "action" and eliminate the "reaction", or convert the "reaction" into useable energy. Thus, within the device, the "reaction" is lost allowing the "action" to propel the device. All devices that use "self-suffiecient propulsion" work without affecting the environment. That is, they don't need a road to push off of like cars, they don't have to push air like planes or spew out gases like space shuttles. Thus, they get the name "self-sufficient propulsion" because they are self-sufficient. In other words, you can put a box around the entire device and the box would move, and nothing would enter or exit the box, and the device itself wouldn't react with the environment that comes inside the box. It only reacts to the environment in the box, which it creates, which it uses to propel itself. (I propose that any device that uses self-suffiecient propulsion should have the name "Newton" added to its full-name so that we remember how it relates to Newton's third law.)

Whether the Seesaw Newton Motor or the Simple Newton Engine are feasible is uncertain. However, the idea of "self-suffiecient propulsion" will have a lasting effect on transportation.

The third invention is an interesting dynamo which generates electricity.

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Reply to
Raheman Velji
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Dude, I don't want to put your ideas down, but, every machine needs to overcome gravity, friction and air resistance to leave its state of equilibrium and move. Since overcoming these requires effort, it means that to create a self-sufficient motor of any kind you need to generate more energy with your machine than it consumes to counter the mechanical loss.

As energy cannot be created or destroyed, this is an impossibility. Plucking extra energy from the ether to make any of your devices (clever though they look) self-sufficient just isn't going to happen in this reality. Sorry. Maybe you could spend your time documenting MB wiring diagrams for every model and publish that to the net. I know that would get you much kudos here in this group ;) Mike

Reply to
Just Mike

I dunno...maybe he's come up with the Perpetual Motion Machine...

DAS

Reply to
Dori A Schmetterling

That would make him very bright, and a very bright person wouldn't post the plans to a financial cash cow like this to a newsgroup... would they??? Mike

Reply to
Just Mike

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