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Benjamin Rozanski posted;
>I was wondering whether the effects of a spinning mass could be playing
>a part.
>Bruce DePalma found that a spinning mass apperently gains energy.
>Could the "Bedini Effect" tie into this? (spinning mass). Are they the
same?
>There was something about "entrainment" of aether but I can't recall who
>described it. Something about spinning-up a an electric motor, letting it
>come to a stop, then re-starting it immediately took less energy to get it
>to speed than the first time. Is there a connection?
Harold Aspden showed that a gyroscope composed of a magnet, when spun
up, and then stopped, it can be returned to it's previous motion with
way less energy than was required to set it in motion the first time.
This is the Aspden Effect. Now that I think of it, the effect is very
interesting. It's clear that the magnetic material has some how
entrained the aether. For further reading I suggest that you read
http://www.divinecosmos.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=96&Itemid=36.
Also Shape Power by Dan Davidson
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