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I have been building some models to test the conservation of momentum theory. My first effort was a marble pinball machine turned sideways that I put on a model railroad car and had a cam that a motor spun that shot the marbles. I was wondering if due to some entrophic effect I might get some propulsion. It did not work. Still if there is a way to get around the conservation of momentum the experiments have to be done to find the mechanism. You also have to write about them so that other people do not have to verify things for themselves. Where would we be if Michealson/ Morley had not written about there failure to detect the ether drag. |
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Model for Centrifugal Corriollis Propulsion |
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Propulsion Experiments |
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Variable Induction Experiment |
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Magnetic Field in Electric Field Experiment |
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Centrifugal Coriollis |
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My Theory about Theories |
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My Info: |
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Scot Cannon |
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[email protected] |
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