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Only when you don't do as you're told when I nag you to take your tablets etc.........and I'm sorry about pushing you off the edge of your bed last night. Your side's always comfier and I can't help imitating a starfish!!!! :dita:

I think you need to tiptoe cautiously when putting the word Starfish and you and Geordie Spark in bed in the same sentence... luckily I knew what you meant :ihih:
 
According to VLBI measurements the earth's rotation has been slowing down over the last few million years due to the tidal forces between earth and the moon. In the time of the dinosaurs, earth completed one rotation in about 23 hours. Now that Maciej’s machine is speeding up the earths rotation, does that mean when I’m at work, in 7 hours I will be doing 8 hours worth of work? Because if that is so then I want a pay rise. :yes:
 
10 USD and You can test it in home .


[video=youtube_share;yI5xD5d0mmw]http://youtu.be/yI5xD5d0mmw[/video]


Three Mass and right hand Test
( left hand I keep camera :))


moment of angular momentum at start and at the end of the test ?


[video=youtube_share;SKkYSZsQraU]http://youtu.be/SKkYSZsQraU[/video]


3 mass test ( part 2) - YouTube



Turbine "thrust force " test ( theory - part 2 ) - YouTube


Turbine "thrust force " test ( egnine's mass part 3 ) - YouTube






Test trzech mass
moment kretu przed i po zderzeniu ( 3d ) ?
pęd przed i po zderzeniu ?


test trzech mas - YouTube


40 zl i mozecie to testowac w domu


Si?a ci?gu turbiny radialnej ( cz1 - test ) - YouTube


Si?a ci?gu turbiny radialnej ( cz2 - teoria ) - YouTube


Si?a ci?gu turbiny radialnej ( cz3 - masa silnika ) - YouTube
 
I feel bad for laughing but I like your videos. You need to glam it up a bit though, if you want to attract some investors. How about getting a busty blond to turn the pedals on that bike. :)
 
I feel bad for laughing but I like your videos. You need to glam it up a bit though, if you want to attract some investors. How about getting a busty blond to turn the pedals on that bike. :)

I can recommend Tidyboiler for that job as long as you're not too fussy about getting the bike back which will be on Ebay or Gumtree faster than you can blink!!
 
I can recommend Tidyboiler for that job as long as you're not too fussy about getting the bike back which will be on Ebay or Gumtree faster than you can blink!!

The problem is I don’t think that my dodgy ticker could handle the delightful Tidyboiler, even if it was just for a blink of an eye.
 
You just given me an idea. Macie should have his own science TV channel. A sort of cross between scrapheap challenge and babestation. I can just imagine Lisa Rogers talking about “I wondered why that apple kept getting bigger and then it hit me” while discussing Isaac Newton’s theory of gravity. He could repeat that show all day long and I would still watch it.
 
Ok lets get back on topic and analyze this without the burden of trying to be scientifically exact because science is inherently not an exact science. Development costs would be linked to inflation and the retail prices index. £1 in 2015 will have the same buying power as £8 in 2018. So we can ignore the financial impact of construction. We’ll go with a little analogy based on the principle.The 1[SUP]st[/SUP] axiom is that the speed of technological advancement doubles every 12 months.
So for example:
1: Today’s processor running at 1Ghz will in a years time run at 2Ghz, and the year after at 4Ghz, and the year after at 8Ghz, and the year after at 16Ghz, and so on.
2: Today’s broadband speed running at 1Mb/s will in a years time run at 2Mb/s, and the year after at 4Mb/s, and the year after at 8Mb/s, and the year after at 16Mb/s, and so on.
3: The energy density of fuel at 1kg/cubic metre today will in a years time be 2kg/cubic metre, and the year after be 4kg/cubic metre, and the year after be 8kg/cubic metre, and the year after be 16kg/cubic metre, and so on.

I think you all get the idea!

Now then…..If you build an anti-gravity drive (Mark 1) and travel to Saturn and you leave at the beginning of 2015 and it takes you 10 years to get there, then you will arrive at the end of 2024. Someone else then takes your idea and builds an improved anti-gravity drive (Mark 2) and travels to Saturn and they leave at the beginning of 2016 and it takes them 5 years to get there, then they will arrive at the end of 2020, stealing your glory. However, someone else took that idea and build an improved anti-gravity drive (Mark 3) and travelled to Saturn and they left at the beginning of 2017 and it took them 2.5 years to get there, they will have arrived mid 2019, thinking they have stolen everyone’s glory. Except there is a problem, someone else took their idea and build an improved anti-gravity drive (Mark 4) and travelled to Saturn and they left at the beginning of 2018 and it took them 1.25 years to get there, they will have arrived at the end of March 2019, and have stolen everyone’s glory.

But the moral of the story is, If your going to build an anti-gravity drive then wait until 2025 and make it a Mark 10, build it in 5 weeks (this is the timescale of all things magical) and arrive at Saturn before you leave earth.….pml

And I can’t believe no one has mentioned the washing machine in that first video and the location of it’s socket in the bathroom. Not even a single question about whether the pushbike has RCD protection or what it’s earthing arrangements are. You guys and girls are seriously slacking!:D
 
Ok lets get back on topic and analyze this without the burden of trying to be scientifically exact because science is inherently not an exact science. Development costs would be linked to inflation and the retail prices index. £1 in 2015 will have the same buying power as £8 in 2018. So we can ignore the financial impact of construction. We’ll go with a little analogy based on the principle.The 1[SUP]st[/SUP] axiom is that the speed of technological advancement doubles every 12 months.







So for example:
1: Today’s processor running at 1Ghz will in a years time run at 2Ghz, and the year after at 4Ghz, and the year after at 8Ghz, and the year after at 16Ghz,
and so on.
2: Today’s broadband speed running at 1Mb/s will in a years time run at 2Mb/s, and the year after at 4Mb/s, and the year after at 8Mb/s, and the year after at 16Mb/s, and so on.
3: The energy density of fuel at 1kg/cubic metre today will in a years time be 2kg/cubic metre, and the year after be 4kg/cubic metre, and the year after be 8kg/cubic metre, and the year after be 16kg/cubic metre, and so on.

I think you all get the idea!

Now then…..If you build an anti-gravity drive (Mark 1) and travel to Saturn and you leave at the beginning of 2015 and it takes you 10 years to get there, then you will arrive at the end of 2024. Someone else then takes your idea and builds an improved anti-gravity drive (Mark 2) and travels to Saturn and they leave at the beginning of 2016 and it takes them 5 years to get there, then they will arrive at the end of 2020, stealing your glory. However, someone else took that idea and build an improved anti-gravity drive (Mark 3) and travelled to Saturn and they left at the beginning of 2017 and it took them 2.5 years to get there, they will have arrived mid 2019, thinking they have stolen everyone’s glory. Except there is a problem, someone else took their idea and build an improved anti-gravity drive (Mark 4) and travelled to Saturn and they left at the beginning of 2018 and it took them 1.25 years to get there, they will have arrived at the end of March 2019, and have stolen everyone’s glory.

But the moral of the story is, If your going to build an anti-gravity drive then wait until 2025 and make it a Mark 10, build it in 5 weeks (this is the timescale of all things magical) and arrive at Saturn before you leave earth.….pml

And I can’t believe no one has mentioned the washing machine in that first video and the location of it’s socket in the bathroom. Not even a single question about whether the pushbike has RCD protection or what it’s earthing arrangements are. You guys and girls are seriously slacking!:D


That a good point you made there , so in sparkies terms in 2025 we should be able to do a rewire in a day , now I know where good old JRC was coming from , he was simply ahead of his time !!
 

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