Antigravity

An idea for an antigravity machine that I illustrated in 1992 using 3d-studio and povray. Music by Andy Lee Robinson, "Escape to Osiris", https://www.facebook.com/pages/Andy-Lee-Robinson/115347255143656
It is not a perpetual motion machine!
The weights on the gears follow a cardiod path which intuition appears to give a non-zero resultant, though it cannot work. Would be nice if someone with more maths knowledge than I could integrate the forces properly, and prove it without making the assumption that the resultant is zero. I expect it to all balance out.
However, what would happen with heavy excited ions running at relativistic speeds on one side? Would the resultant angular momentum still be zero?

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Science & Technology

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• antigravity
• theory
• reactionless
• drive

[netsurfer10000]

and where's the antigravity?

[iXaos7]

I wanna see this as a carnival ride. :P

[Ondelendo]

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[bundawartini]

Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing An idea for an antigravity machine that I illustrated in 1992 using 3d-studio and povray

[MrTiti]

wouldve mechanically been dismissed as useless in the 18th century. They started with steam engines then :D

[7F0X7]

@iXaos7 There is one called the zipper that I rode as a kid. It was exactly the same except the outer circle was elongated in an oval shape

[winterka100]

@MrROTD Sorry, my mistake. I can't see how it demonstrates anti gravity. Maybe "Anti Gravity" is just an artistic name for a cool virtual sculpture.

[MrROTD]

@winterka100 its not perpetual motion its mechanical antigrav

[wimpyentimothy]

ufo Holland, al die oefeningen met een schootel jullie maar denken dat er vliegende schotels bestaan

[winterka100]

Just another example of moving weights towards the centre going up, to the outside going down.There are plenty of examples of the same principle.They have one thing in common, they will always come to a stop.Losses due to metal to metal friction (yes lubricated), air friction, heat generation. Maybe I'm just stating the obvious. Beautiful computer graphics though.

[trex9966]

gears are by nature inefficient...

[blisslen]

"cough"FRICTION"cough"