I found this wouldn't stop spin

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The discussion reveals that lowering and raising a spinning object by 2 or 3 mm increases its spin rather than stopping it. An illustrated diagram is provided to support the findings. The PNG file format is mentioned, highlighting its compatibility with various web browsers. The conversation emphasizes the unexpected results of the test conducted. Overall, the experiment challenges assumptions about stopping spin dynamics.
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i tried the following test, and found it wouldn't stop spin and in fact would spin more faster if u low it 2 or 3 mm and raise it up 2 or 3 mm during it spins.

the "illustrated diagram" (the best i could draw using paint shop pro) :p
http://www.boinc.ch/~sleepsleep/energy.png
 
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What kind of file is a PNG extension?
 
png is portable network graphics ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PNG ) , it could be viewed with IE browser, or firefox or opera or etc
 
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