Giant Leap

Giant Leap?

Well maybe with a million or 2 bucks.

As a few of my pilot friends know I have been obsessed with what gravity is. Most people know it as what holds everything down to the surface of our big blue planet. What is even more surprising is that scientists have never been able to see it, or control it. The only mechanical device that reacts to it is a gyroscope. If you have ever been to a museum and seen the demonstration on how a kids bicycle wheel spinning can actually spin you in a seat, then you can understand the great force a gyroscope can produce. Now imagine if you were in space and had that kind of force available to you by just simply turning a wheel with a 12 volt motor. Many scientists and inventors have experimented with gyroscopes to see if there is a way to get them to swim thru gravity. If you look at gravity as water it is easier to understand it forces. If you take a kids party balloon and hold it under water the balloon displaces the water around it creating surface pressure on the balloon. Gravity is just that, when a mass is put into this unknown force and displaces this unknown force it creates gravity.

If you take a marshmallow, it has very little mass and would not be easy to see the gravity it would be creating, but if you to a object that was the size of a marshmallow and it weighed 3,000,000 trillion tons it would have a gravity strong enough to turn you body into a paste that would be crushed and stuck to the surface of it.

The real object is to trick this force into not knowing it is being displaced. I have taken gyro's weighing 2 pounds up to 125,000 RPM and the force that is created is amazing. Now my theory is if you take the right amount of gyro's and spin them at certain time at certain changing angles then you could create movement, however starting a gyro at 125k RPM and stopping with in .5 seconds is imposable with any realist way to control it. NOW this is where it could get fun, if you could circulate an electrical current thru a loop fast enough-would it create a gyroscopic field? Electricity just like light has been said to have it's own mass, if this is correct any thing with mass can be used to create a gyroscopic field. If a gyroscope can be created from electricity then these gyroscopes could be started and stopped instantly. This may be the answer to vehicles that can move thru space with out using millions of pounds of fuel to lift a single person. What is even more interesting is this machine would look very much like the flying saucers from the 1950 movies.

Electrically Generated Gyro-Gravity Displacement Machine

A machine has to be going approximately 17,500 MPH to achieve low earth orbit, and approximately 27,000 MPH to break free of earths orbit. But most people don't know that the 27,000 MPH was only to get to the moon. By throwing the Apollo and Saturn S-IV 3rd stage at the moon the earths gravity was pulling the speed down as it left earths orbit. The earths gravity slow the ship down to about 5,000MPH at the 7/10 distance, then the moon started pulling the ship on to the moon. While researching the Apollo project NASA had a few rocket travel very close to the moon, only to fall back to earth because they were just a little to slow. A true Gravity Displacement Machine would use this to it's advantage. If this machine produced enough force to leave the earths gravitational field it could then start using the moon, or any other object that has gravity to start pulling and pushing thru space. Jupiter has huge gravity and if you used this to pull and push high sub-light speeds would be very easy. To achieve .95 light speed a true nuclear solution will be needed, and light speed is possible, just wait and see. And I still believe that if I was traveling in a ship at .999999999 the speed of light, and the ship had a open space to throw a baseball at 100mph, the ball would be traveling faster than light. Now most scientist believe that the energy needed would cancel itself out, but if a field was produced so that the ship saw a displacement of space or time, then the speed issue would be of no concern.

And what is even more funnier/stranger than all of this deep stuff and physics I can't spell to save my life, or construct a proper sentence, but I have tested I.Q. of somewhere between over 150, thank God for spell check.

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