Will

@will34ab

You built the first apparatus.  It should be easy enough to reproduce with different measurements.

@will34ab

Vary the length of your zig-zag.  What are the results?

Vary the masses and starting velocities.  What are the results?

There is “something” (your x-factor?) that transfers momentum from the ball to the apparatus. It is in the zig zag.  I wouldn’t be surprised if some mathematician has already described this transfer.

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Firstly, all that I can say about PART 3 of our first video is that the described-there mechanical phenomenon has been proved experimentally many (may be thousands of) times. The “X effect” exists no matter how small/big is the value of the force of friction inside the zig-zag channels. The “X effect” does not depend on the value of force of fric…

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I haven’t had a chance to fully digest it.  But now you are introducing (unless I messed it before) moving the black apparatus – the pipes.  I saw it in the video, but wasn’t sure of it’s significance.

And why are there two sides of each apparatus?  Couldn’t the same be demonstrated with one straight pipe and one zig-zag pi…[Read more]

@will34ab

Hi dear colleague,

Thank you for your reply.

I am answering you immediately.

I didn’t know I asked a question. I was referring to those who are more interested in this thread than I am.

then please ask your next questions.

What was my first question that I never asked?

I will say this: This thread has far too many numbers for…[Read more]

@will34ab

So I’m still having trouble reconciling the zig-zag.

What is the velocity pre-zig-zag (Va), during zig-zag (Vb) and post zig-zag (Vc)?

And During zig-zag we would need to know the absolute velocity and the velocity along the Y-axis.  Call them Vb and Vb’.

I’ll give you “take gravity and friction out of the equation and…[Read more]

@will34ab   What is your answer?   And please show your work, including units of measure.

Watching the Units saved my butt countless times while at University.

@will34ab maybe no one has the answers or the answers you want. I can’t see how there would be any legal violation if someone did know the answer and told people. Seeking and getting info is not illegal.

@will34ab
To @citizenschallengev3 and to @write4u.

It is more than evident for any honest member of good will in this forum that you both are simply in the pay of the official science mafia. You constantly keep trying to manipulate the audience in a clumsy and unskillful manner (1) by imitating a pathological lack of understanding and/or (2) by…

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Well I woke up early promised myself to keep away from the news, and it’s pretty slime pickings over here, so hey, why not talk to a wall.

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@will34ab:  “Dear colleagues,”

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@will34ab:  “I see. You are not an expert in theoretical and applied mechanics for sure. Whatever video to sent to you you will not und…[Read more]

@will34ab.    Do you know for example the three Newton’s laws? Can you formulate them for all of us here in this forum?

What’s that got to do with veracity of what you are claiming?

Every object moves in a straight line unless acted upon by a force.

The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force exerted and inv…

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@will34ab.   You can easily carry out the above mentioned simple experiments (described clearly and in detail in the link above) even in your garage.

You say this is easy to build.  Have you built one?  Can you show us a video of that?

@will34ab

What, you think repeating the same video will change anything.

Saying I’m not an expert, isn’t saying much.

You aren’t looking for a real expert anyways, or you wouldn’t waste your time over here to begin with.

Back to what you call  “REAL experimental results” –

Oh wait a minute, you’ve never build a physical model of your REAL…[Read more]