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Originally posted by Shadow88
Once it has reached a stable, fixed height, the vertical forces acting upon the object reach equilibrium, and so next to no energy is required to keep it there, only to keep the device running.
Originally posted by Shadow88
Well antigravity isnt a thing, its a state. or....at least in this context.
Even this has to work around basic laws of physics,
If i have 60 kg to lift (average large male), thats 600N of thrust. 60,000 kg requires 6,000,000N of Antigrav "thrust". You get the point. BUT, keep in mind this is the thrust required to "ramp it up", get it off the ground.
Once it has reached a stable, fixed height, the vertical forces acting upon the object reach equilibrium, and so next to no energy is required to keep it there, only to keep the device running.
Always wondered about that. Thanks.
But you are now applying newtons laws of motion to a theoretical invention. your hoverboard employes a opposite force to gravity. if your device accelerates matter to create thrust then you are using energy.
what source of power does your device use.?
Originally posted by Shadow88
YEA hehe....I think probably because anyone who manages not to kill themselves is considered pretty lucky.