Psi wheel test with Crookes radiometer (light mill)

[csabuj]

Is there anybody who bought Egely Wheel? I never beleived in paranormal activities, but it is working as describe at egelywheel[.]net.

[nik282000]

Well that was stupid. I was expecting a PSI (as in pressure) test to see at what pressure it will operate. Not some muppet who cant cast a shadow.

[ShirakOmegaX]

Pardon me but where did you source this device from as I would like to carry out my own experiments.

[ShirakOmegaX]

Ok I purchased 2xcrookes radiometers from ebay. Initially I tried to connect to the light wavelength to manipulate the motion. Upon further experimentation I found that the actual engine for motion is the expansion of gas along the edges by heating. Experiment take 1xice cube and effect/spin will reverse. I look at pk as the connection to the available kinetic energies. SO to stop the radiometer one needs to master the ability to create cold spots a known side effect of pk.

[ShirakOmegaX]

I will discuss this with Mindfreak419666 as he is researching this effect at the moment using an infrared thermometer. I accept the challenge of "Try to stop the vanes rotating by psychokinetic attempts." when successful I will use two devices one for control. I will document this and add as a video reply. I believe it is possible you just need to shift your attention to changing the temperature on one side by means of a pk cold spot. :)

[ShirakOmegaX]

Done I have video responded however it needs to be authorized. Alternatively visit my channel to see the results

[intj123]

Are you suggesting that you have enough telekinetic power to stop it? I do think tk is real and that I can do it, but I don't think I can stop an engine of that mass, going at that speed and velocity. You need to produce ALOT of energy to counter a force like that. I think you should start out by putting something lighter inside the vacuum to move, I'd love to try it myself actually but I don't have a vacuum chamber.

[shadowscraper]

Lam3 :D

[davidls11]

I've always loved radiometers. Radiometers and those glass drinking birds.

[Yeriam]

pos vaya

[nebulareclipse]

wow, what a waste of time. watching someone fail at a pk attempt isnt really what I was looking for!

[ManEatingLunchBox]

@nebulareclipse actually, it was your fault for clicking the video...im just sayin

[wilkes85]

whoa what the fuck is that thing? I want one!

[UNGlancer]

So you made a video showing you failed at doing something. The point?

[ShirakOmegaX]

Where can I get one!!!!

[Gunnar125]

You can steal one in biology class.

[skinnyblinddude]

I was mesmerized by those gizmos as a child. After learning how and why they work, I always wondered why manufactures of electronics like transistor radios typically made the cases of black plastic. Thanks for sharing!

[Tyllestein]

thats probably fake :s but I know the real thing exists since I can do it

[Vircona]

You're a fucking retard. You're NOT a telekenetic; nobody is. It's a myth.

[Tyllestein]

HAHAHAHAHA God you cynical people are amusing xD I need you to practise for yourself around 2 months time. If youre not able to do it by then, try more. But since you havent tryed, you have no possible way to KNOW this is a myth. So, since I do this everyday, I would say youre just a pathetic waste of time. I dont even know why I bothered to answer your little desperate scream.

[CKC90]

its a heat meter.

nothing more.

and yes i have one.does it make a difference if the paper on the bottom is torn?

[pedroalcanta]

Heat from the hand is also a kind of energy, mostly infrared

[kajzone]

nice attempt of blocking the light

[randyest]

I assume you failed the test

[frugola92]

teslamaster: yuour video is very nice incredible!!!you go boy!