The experiment of hope.
The experiment does not measure the force that presses on the surfaces of
the gyroscopic disk. The existence of these forces is demonstrated by the
flight of airplanes. Let's not forget, that in the universe there is no weight,
weight is the centripetal force of orthogonally closed vector circuits,
wrongly called gravity, electricity and magnetism. The speed of airplanes
linearly orients the polarities of vector space, which combine vectorially and
balance with the centripetal force. In the absence of speed, the plane remains
with centripetal force, becoming weightless, the weight returns in the form
of impact. The experiment measures only the force of the oriented vector
space, which presses the upper surface of the disk, the lower surface being
shielded by the static support. The subjective hope is to double the weight
of the experimental device. The experimental device weighs 38 grams and
includes the disk, the central axis, on which the impulse thread is wound,
and the static support, which acts as a screen. Putting into operation did not
change the weight of the device, the screen did not attenuate the force of the
vector space. As shown in the drawings, the rotation of the disk curvilinearly
polarizes the vector space and in the plane of rotation, at large distances,
forming the lever of the disk. The repulsive forces between these open
curvilinear vector polarizations are centrifugal forces. In the universe,
centrifugal forces produced by the rotation of bodies are vectorially
combined with centripetal forces, greatly attenuating the repulsion, the
expansion. It follows that the difference between centripetal force and
centrifugal force consists in the polarization mode of the vector space,
in closed or open circuits. Here, it would be important to study the rotation
of the electrostatic Van de Graaff sphere. The orientation of the vector space
according to the object's velocity, different from that of the potential.
Vector space energy is the fundamental form of nature's existence, the
form known to extraterrestrial civilizations. We, earthlings, empirically
use vector space energy, in wireless actions and communications, in
gyroscopes and in the flight of aircraft, but not in their propulsion.