The discussion revolves around the concept of gyroscopic propulsion, exploring its feasibility and the underlying physics. Participants share their opinions, seek supporting evidence, and inquire about the existence of peer-reviewed research on the topic.
Participants generally disagree on the feasibility of gyroscopic propulsion, with some firmly rejecting the idea while others remain open to the possibility, indicating a lack of consensus.
Limitations include the absence of definitive peer-reviewed research on gyroscopic propulsion and the reliance on personal opinions and interpretations of patents rather than established scientific consensus.
Is there a peer reviewed scientific paper showing that it is possible?scott ketter said:I am just trying to get a feel for peoples opinions and supporting math/physics on the possibility of gyroscopic propulsion. Do you think it is possible? Why or why not.
I am not sure if there actually is or not. I have seen many patents and they all look like they would not result in any net directional force. I have my own theory but I want to get the theory, facts or opinions of others. Are you in the "maybe" category? So far I have 1 no.Dale said:Is there a peer reviewed scientific paper showing that it is possible?
Ok, once you are sure please post it and we can discuss it. Otherwise it is at best speculative and therefore not suitable for this forumscott ketter said:I am not sure if there actually is or not.