I thought this machine was oriented in a specific direction so as to subtract energy from the rotation of the Earth.
On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 3:07 PM, Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net> wrote: > *From:* John Berry > > If it works.. > > And that's a big IF, I do suspect it is possible to get energy out of > asymmetric inertial transformation. > > --------------------------------------------------- > > Yes, the one explanation which has a chance… “IF” the RAR works, is asymmetric > inertia – most likely using the so-called “Casimatter,” configured as the > weights. If it works, RAR will not let anyone get near those weights- > which are disguised as solid metal blocks to hide what is inside. > > The Principle of Equivalence - inertial mass is always equal to the > gravitational mass– would presumably not apply to Casimatter. The 800 > pound block used as the main weight for the gravitational down-stroke would > effectively have something like 795 pounds of inertial resistance on the > upstroke, for instance. This why you have to super-size it. Everything > else, including the numerous design changes they have gone through, would > be smoke-and-mirrors designed to confuse copycats. > > About 5 years ago, Nick Reiter experimented with zeolites contain various > metal ions – looking for the elusive Casimatter. AFAIK, he never was sure > that he had found it unless it was with the aluminum chloride zeolite. But > he was not telling everything… Come to think of it, there were some > Brazilians on that forum who showed a keen interest in the experiments J > >
