Anti-Grravity and the hutchinson effect

Torakx

I found an interesting video and wanted to see what everyone thought of it.
I was inspired by the 9/11 subsection.
Just want to discuss anti gravity and wether its being deliberately kept under wraps or is nonsense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hf5DOpWtRfg

From research before on theories, i vaguely remember that a rotating magnetic field in a clockwise direction causes lift in a magnetic field.IIRC

So, are the results of that experiment real?

shedweller

Maybe i have a condition that makes me gullible, but that does look legit.
That thing he was spinning is called a "celt" but to google it you have to add in the word "gravity" to filter out the obvious results.
Here's a link to one:http://www.arborsci.com/Data_Sheets/P2-2140_DS_Teacher.pdf

Torakx

Torakx wrote: »

Just want to discuss anti gravity and wether its being deliberately kept under wraps or is nonsense.

What I don't understand about these claims is why the shadowy "they" would want to keep it under wraps in the first place, never mind how they could possibly do so.

Further, it's suspicious that the video only recounts the anecdote of his experiment and provided some paperwork you couldn't see instead of just actually doing the experiment.

shedweller

Umm, guy works for aircraft co. in a lab. Guy does some advanced research, so he is required to sign a secrecy clause in his contract. Swipe card in and out. Etc etc. You get the picture.
Lots and lots of companies do secret research on stuff.
Why? Well if that has to be explained......

So this old guy did some heavy duty research on magnetics etc. Presumably to do with stealth and what have you. There's bound to be some oddities crop up from time to time, especially given the kind of funding lockheed have.

I'd say gravity manipulation is pretty run of the mill in places like yer mans labs. But i'd say it requires so much power as to be all but useless to anyone right now.

hooradiation

Torakx wrote: »

I found an interesting video and wanted to see what everyone thought of it.
I was inspired by the 9/11 subsection.
Just want to discuss anti gravity and wether its being deliberately kept under wraps or is nonsense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hf5DOpWtRfg

From research before on theories, i vaguely remember that a rotating magnetic field in a clockwise direction causes lift in a magnetic field.IIRC

So, are the results of that experiment real?

It's utter nonsense.
Not only has nobody else been able to replicate his work (including Hutchison himself) but if you look at videos of the effect in action, it's simply camera trickery.

For example, here's his "floating UFO" trick.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILdA1vYva_0

A shiny gold star to the person to point out what's wrong with this scene.

Pablo Sanchez

hooradiation wrote: »

It's utter nonsense.
Not only has nobody else been able to replicate his work (including Hutchison himself) but if you look at videos of the effect in action, it's simply camera trickery.

For example, here's his "floating UFO" trick.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILdA1vYva_0

A shiny gold star to the person to point out what's wrong with this scene.

I presume you mean the clearly visible fishing line on the top left corner of the screen? Sloppy work!

hooradiation

Pablo Sanchez wrote: »

I presume you mean the clearly visible fishing line on the top left corner of the screen? Sloppy work!

studiorat

shedweller wrote: »

So this old guy did some heavy duty research on magnetics etc. Presumably to do with stealth and what have you. There's bound to be some oddities crop up from time to time, especially given the kind of funding lockheed have.

Why do you think research on magnetics have anything to do with gravity?

shedweller

Wow, such animosity. Well, enjoy your flat earth lads!

Jonny7

shedweller wrote: »

Wow, such animosity. Well, enjoy your flat earth lads!

There's a forum for that - http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php

hooradiation

shedweller wrote: »

Wow, such animosity. Well, enjoy your flat earth lads!

I do like the irony of people not falling for a charlatans hoax are lumped in with people who believe the earth is flat.
Whatever next?

"You don't eat meat? Enjoy your murder, carnivore!"

studiorat

shedweller wrote: »

I'd say gravity manipulation is pretty run of the mill in places like yer mans labs. But i'd say it requires so much power as to be all but useless to anyone right now.

Lol, those auld dilithium crystals are pretty powerful alright.

Just for entertainment shedser how much power do you reckon he's using?

shedweller wrote: »

Maybe i have a condition that makes me gullible, but that does look legit.
That thing he was spinning is called a "celt" but to google it you have to add in the word "gravity" to filter out the obvious results.
Here's a link to one:http://www.arborsci.com/Data_Sheets/P2-2140_DS_Teacher.pdf

You could also google rattleback and see they are toys which have been around for 1000's of years.

Here's how they work : http://online.kitp.ucsb.edu/online/dynamo08/moffatt/rm/qt.html

Torakx

hooradiation wrote: »

It's utter nonsense.
Not only has nobody else been able to replicate his work (including Hutchison himself) but if you look at videos of the effect in action, it's simply camera trickery.

For example, here's his "floating UFO" trick.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILdA1vYva_0

A shiny gold star to the person to point out what's wrong with this scene.

Was the floating UFO attributed to the same effect?
The piece of string was obvious but i take your point, its always possible to fake this stuff.

Have you any links to Hutchinsons tests on the link with magnetics and gravity?

I was hoping to find verified experiments so i can once and for all get a clear answer.

Its still very unclear.
When i fisrt saw that celt device i thought it was moving the opposite way because of the relations between the outside curve and the pivot point.
But if thats not it, then im afraid i dont understand how that works despite the info given earlier.


Also what are peoples thoughts on the other hutchinsn videos where he molds wood and metal together.

Also how did he make plastic,metal liquids float at the same time?
He didnt use string for the liquids and i doubt the backgroubnd was upside dwn t compensate for gravityand an upside down camera.

studiorat

Torakx wrote: »

When i fisrt saw that celt device i thought it was moving the opposite way because of the relations between the outside curve and the pivot point.
But if thats not it, then im afraid i dont understand how that works despite the info given earlier.

That's pretty close. It moves in 3 directions or modes, imbalance in the other two make it change in the direction which it was originally sent.

There's all sorts of myths attached to them. They work by the earths magnetic field, you can divine water with them, they are perpetual motion devices, they are influenced by the forth dimension, take your pick.

Torakx

To be honest im more interested in the Hutchinson part of the video where objects appear to be floating.Plastic,liquids,metals.
His other videos are also interesting where metal and wood seem to mold together.

That combined with the experiment mentioned in the video, where he drops two stones, one with two magnets inside to lessen gravity, got me interested again.

How do i know for sure thats all fake?

Im still undecided on it, but am hoping i can be swung either way.
Not knowing for sure, leaves me with alot of other questions in other topics too.

Corkfeen

Torakx wrote: »

How do i know for sure thats all fake?

Well if nobody can replicate the experiments. Red flags would be raised as it isn't credible. It's funny how all the experiments that make such extreme claims are not possibly to repeat.

3ndahalfof6

Corkfeen wrote: »

Will if nobody can replicate the experiments. Red flags would be raised as it isn't credible.

Well.

thiarfearr

3ndahalfof6 wrote: »

Well.

Water.

Corkfeen

3ndahalfof6 wrote: »

Well.

T'was swype's fault.....:D