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Yes, beetle wings make magic anti-gravity orbs. How could I have been so naive.
You convinced me. Someone tell DARPA, we don't need any more research, we have magic beetle wings.
Seriously, you lack any and all knowledge of science (or logic). Go enjoy.
OccamsRazor04
reply to post by Dominicus
If any of your friends think a bundle of beetle wings creates a magical anti-gravity ball and allows people to zoom around at 1,000mph without breaking the sound barrier they should quit their day jobs.
The rest of your argument is a logical fallacy. I do not need to know everything there is to know about math to know that 2+2=4. I don't need to know everything about the universe to know this is a hoax.
OmegaSynthesis
reply to post by OccamsRazor04
Just stop.
The obvious phenomenon in this thread is the sheer ignorance coming from your contributions.
OccamsRazor04
reply to post by geo1066
The reason it can not be static electricity is due to the outrageous claims made. Could it be possible the simple small experiments showing the beetle wings pushing each other was caused by static electricity? Sure. I'll bite on that. I find it very unlikely, but possible as a wing weighs probably .05 grams. Once you talk about lifting a person, on a heavy platform, you are talking hundreds of pounds, that would require 500,000 or more beetle wings. Did he go kill 500,000 beetles? The very idea is preposterous.
Now let's add in the kicker.
If you put one magnet on the ground, and then place another magnet on top it's certainly possible to levitate the top magnet, but if you duct tape them together they will never BOTH levitate simply because you attached them together.
The effect only works because you have one wing on the bottom, pushing up the other wing.
f you lIook all the beetle wings are attached to the platform (out of view of course). The only way the effect could be caused by static electricity would be by having one set of wings on the ground, and another set on the bottom of the platform being lifted by the bottom set. That clearly is not the case as is proven by the image of him levitating.
Now let's look at height. When the beetle wings are interacting in the video, the wing is only lifted a few centimeters. Adding more weight (him and the platform) would cause that distance to lessen, not increase. So if the beetles can only lift a light wing a few centimeters, how is it lifting him several feet?
Everything about this is illogical and screams hoax. If you have any more questions just ask.
The effect only works because you have one wing on the bottom, pushing up the other wing.
The reason it can not be static electricity is due to the outrageous claims made. Could it be possible the simple small experiments showing the beetle wings pushing each other was caused by static electricity? Sure. I'll bite on that.
f you lIook all the beetle wings are attached to the platform (out of view of course). The only way the effect could be caused by static electricity would be by having one set of wings on the ground, and another set on the bottom of the platform being lifted by the bottom set. That clearly is not the case as is proven by the image of him levitating.
OmegaSynthesis
reply to post by OccamsRazor04
Just stop.
The obvious phenomenon in this thread is the sheer ignorance coming from your contributions.
Dominicus
OmegaSynthesis
reply to post by OccamsRazor04
Just stop.
The obvious phenomenon in this thread is the sheer ignorance coming from your contributions.
Thanks Omega,
My sentiments exactly!!!!! He's bringing up x-men fiction movies as an excuse not to experiment.
Maybe hes one of those Gov-paid shills who derail topics. Anyway, now that this troll is out of the way, what say you about finding a source for these wings???
geo1066
Thank you 'OccultRazor'. I do have some more questions.
If we take away all of the 'he says, she says' and set the details aside, we find that the question at hand is - How do they actually achieve being able to suspend themselves against the effects of gravity?
The effect only works because you have one wing on the bottom, pushing up the other wing.
Doesn't work. This would be the same as placing a fan on a sailboat to gain forward momentum.
Besides I think you'd agree that to start with, the ratio of weight to the area of surface needed to creat lift force isn't there.
The reason it can not be static electricity is due to the outrageous claims made. Could it be possible the simple small experiments showing the beetle wings pushing each other was caused by static electricity? Sure. I'll bite on that.
I'm confused. Are you in or out? ( the box I mean.)
if you Iook all the beetle wings are attached to the platform (out of view of course). The only way the effect could be caused by static electricity would be by having one set of wings on the ground, and another set on the bottom of the platform being lifted by the bottom set. That clearly is not the case as is proven by the image of him levitating.
Law of nature is to be harmonized or keep a balance of +'s and -'s. I think we can agree on that. Why would you have to have a set? The aether would be a source that could be used. The physical structure of the wings could possibly cause the imbalance of electrons in it's surroundings and use this against the law of nature. Another thought on why I sway towards some form of electricity/magnetism is just the observance of a beetle's landing.
Have you ever seen a graceful flying beetle? let alone a beetle make a perfect landing. With life in a constant motion of trying to equalize itself, the collecting and release of any electrons would be a very powerful and irradic event. (push pull, push pull, push pull,etc)
One last question -
To keep an open mind, What would you take a guess at what is the box on the handle's vertical support with the insulator looking protrudes on either side be? Definitly contact switches on the handle bar, not mechanical. Could there be a purpose for those?
Or-
If all of this is a hoax, are they there just to add some 'bling' to the drawing?
- I am nor a leader or a follower-
I will not lead for I have no path
I will not follow for what may be the blind
Your right, how could I deny magical anti gravity causing beetle-bits. I guess the magic has died since no one can replicate it.
antoinemarionette
The fact remains that the Ancient Egyptians (and others) had technologies that we don't have and which have not yet been fully explained or reproduced by anyone. That is undeniable.
OccamsRazor
No they did not, that is undeniable.
Dominicus
Maybe hes one of those Gov-paid shills who derail topics.
The interaction only occurs when the set are used together. So the video itself proves you need a set. as to the "aether", that's not science,
ether, also spelled aether, also called luminiferous ether, in physics, a theoretical, universal substance believed during the 19th century to act as the medium for transmission of electromagnetic waves (e.g., light and X rays) much as sound waves are transmitted by elastic media such as air. The ether was assumed to be weightless, transparent, frictionless, undetectable chemically or physically, and literally permeating all matter and space. The theory met with increasing difficulties as the nature of light and the structure of matter became better understood; it was seriously weakened (1881) by the Michelson-Morley experiment, which was designed specifically to detect the motion of the Earth through the ether and which showed that there was no such effect.
The consequences of these two interpretations of space give rise to two camps of physics: In the aether - no camp we have the combined theories of relativity and quantum mechanics. In the aether - yes camp we have Model Mechanics. Obviously, only one of these camp has a chance to be right (either there is aether or no aether) and the problem is to determine which camp is right. The purpose of this posting is to lay out the current state of the art and the experimental facts of both camps and let the readers decide. - Ken Seto, Physicist.
7) The energy source required is not huge.