Exception to Newton's Laws? Crazy Spinning Celt

David Sereda interviews Boyd Bushman about anti-gravity and UFOs, and he is introduced to a spinning object, called a "celt". An exception to Newton's Laws? You decide.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Newton
• Physics
• Anti-Gravity
• UFOs
• UFO
• Boyd
• Bushman
• David
• Sereda
• Weird
• Paranormal
• Crazy
• Spinning
• Object
• Celt
• Rattleback

[OsakaChiyoDestroyU]

lol "is it because the rotation of the Earth?"

What an incredibly stupid question to ask.

The answer is that even though it looks to be a breach of angular momentum, it certainly DOES follow Newton's laws. There is a difference in mass distribution which you can't "see" with the naked eye. When it spins in one direction, it's stable. When it spins in the other, the mass deviates (because of the distribution), and the resulting motion causes the wobbling and stops it quickly. NOT a ufo.

[NBGfilms]

Great points, Osaka. Thanks for watching. Although, if you actually watched the ENTIRE video, you would see that I never said it violates Newton's laws. In fact, I never concluded anything. The video is intended to stimulate conversation about something that "appears" anomalous. And I never stated this was a UFO.

Please remember that this video was meant to provide evidence for analysis - nothing more. And your rating should reflect how WELL you thought the film was edited, etc.

[SorenHume]

@NBGfilms ... hahaha... now you gonna tell me what my rating 'should' reflect. Hahah, how about I rate on my own criteria, thanks.

[OilisOver]

... and anyway... we have something better than Newton nowadays... What about Plank? Einstein? They first demonstrated how the Newtonian (math) system works but things are not really as Newton figured out !

[OilisOver]

There's a tesla coil right aside the object... I hope it's switched off... otherwise we can understand why that's happening.... :-(

[muserwood]

I was telling my friends about these just the other day, but I couldn't remember what hey were called,so thanks. I use to carve these years ago. Always a crowd pleaser at the bar . I once read how the Vikings , erroneously, used these as a navigational device, too funny huh ? Surprised they ever found their way home.

[frankensteinmoneymac]

Well this Boyd Bushman guy is a respected scientist....so my guess is he is trying to make a buck or two for his retirement by becoming a huckster n' misleeding people by showing off cool yet well known exp,'s as if they apply to flying saucer tech. In another vid he shows a 'ufo' coil levitating over a conductive plate when AC is ran through it. OF course he says nothing about the large conductive plate underneath making the lev. possible (& therefore it is useless for working as a real ufo)

[AClarke2007]

Agreed, they`re just being mystical - any idea what for?

[AClarke2007]

It`s a legacy of much larger weather systems and has been proven scientifically - not so much a myth but fluid mechanics taken out of context to disprove it!

[frankensteinmoneymac]

hmm kinda reminds me of how a boomerang works, ya know this guy in the vid seems the type that's smart enough to know whats going on, but is being misleading and conning in how he acts as if they are breaking the accepted laws of science. It would be cool if he explained that although they seem to defy science-they dont really-like a magician that lets you know its all a trick vs.one that tries to make you think he comands powers from the great beyond

also check my repy below about D stupid ?

[frankensteinmoneymac]

Right, I'm sure that he was probably thinking along the lines of water on this (location:USA) side of the Earth going down drains clockwise, while on the other side it goes down counterCW-(or vice/versa-I dont remember, and am too lazy to go look) This is due to the "sumthin'-er-other effect".........again, too lazy to look it up, sorry. Actualy come to think of it I heard recently the whole CW counterCW drainage thing was just a big myth anyway-if so I wonder why the myth's so strong?