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To: alloysteel
alloysteel said: 'If an "anti-gravity" process or apparatus could be made workable, it would have untold uses right here at earth's surface. '

The first thing I would build would be a perpetual motion machine. With gravity operating on one side of a vertical wheel and "anti-gravity" operating on the other side, the wheel should turn by itself. If the energy required to power the "anti-gravity" sub-system is too great, then perhaps our expectations that this "science" can eliminate rocket engines will have to be re-examined.

7 posted on 10/20/2002 11:38:00 AM PDT by William Tell
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To: William Tell
The first thing I would build would be a perpetual motion machine. With gravity operating on one side of a vertical wheel and "anti-gravity" operating on the other side, the wheel should turn by itself. If the energy required to power the "anti-gravity" sub-system is too great, then perhaps our expectations that this "science" can eliminate rocket engines will have to be re-examined.

The existance of anti gravity wouldn't imply overturning conservation of mass-energy. Remember too that folks said that rockets would never be able to take people to the moon, due to "practical" considerations.

13 posted on 10/20/2002 1:45:43 PM PDT by El Gato
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