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RE: 🔬#MESExperiments 15: Gyroscopes Tend to Rise Until Precession Rate Has Peaked #Interesting
Are you aware of the "null hypothesis." I think it's great you're doing these experiments. But one thing I can think of that would introduce this gyroscopic behavior is friction on the base.
On the other hand, if you're looking for a fringe explanation, are you aware of Quantized Inertia? There is a hypothesis that, at the levels of energy you're dealing with, it should be rather easy to verify that quantized inertia can oppose the force of gravity.
Personally, I'm not inclined to believe this hypothesis, but it's rather interesting to study.
hmmm I had not been aware of the null hypothesis. What do you mean by "friction"? In Experiment 1 I show that these gyro rising experiments are only possible with as little base friction as possible. And in Experiments 5, 6, and 7, I perform these tests on an ice block and they rise while also behaving massless: https://mes.fm/experiments-playlist
I'm also not aware of Quantized Inertia. But my gyro experiments prove that "inertia" itself as a distinct property of mass does not exist; as gyros precess with no angular momentum (see Experiment 4) or centripetal/centrifugal force; and hence no inertia.
I'm not big on theory but in #AntiGravity Part 6 I allude to a possible explanation and which has to do with (true) magnetism and the virtually unknown concept of "counterspace".
Also check out Experiment 9 for one of the most amazing demonstrations ever done...