Gravitational Machines: Ideas & Designs

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The forum discussion centers on the concept of gravitational machines, with participants exploring various interpretations, including hydro-powered systems and traditional gravity-driven mechanisms like clocks. The conversation highlights a distinction between gravity machines and anti-gravity devices, with skepticism expressed regarding the feasibility of such technologies. Participants also mention the use of graviton emitters, although the practicality of these devices remains unclear. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the need for clarity and realistic expectations in the exploration of gravitational machine designs.

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Does anyone have any good ideas and designs of such a machine. I have one, but I still need to study some other things before I start experimenting on the subject.
 
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What sort of "graviational machine" are you talking about? Something like a rocket engine...?
 
Maybe an old-style clock with the weighted drive chains?
 
Oh, yeah, that kind of gravity machine. Well I'm a big fan of hydro power.
 
That's certainly the easiest and most reliable form.
Unless, of course, he's looking for an anti-gravity machine, in which case he's in absolutely the wrong site.
 
All this guy's posts are about a gravity machine - I think he's waiting for an ecnouraging response, I think he's going to be disapointed.
 
mgb_phys said:
All this guy's posts are about a gravity machine - I think he's waiting for an ecnouraging response, I think he's going to be disapointed.

what do you don't have a graviton emitter? i have like 5
 
ice109 said:
what do you don't have a graviton emitter? i have like 5
I had one but the batteries ran out and so it fell of the earth.
 
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How about we wait until Red gets back to clarify the question? A gravity powered machine is perfectly acceptable (as in Russ' example of a hydro-electric generator or mine of a clock).
 
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Because in his other thread he claims to be building a machine to cancel and control gravity but won't tell us any details in case we steal it!
 
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Oh... I'm glad that I missed that one.
 
  • #13
Duplicate thread.
 

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