(word processor parameters LM=8, RM=75, TM=2, BM=2) Taken from KeelyNet BBS (214) 324-3501 Sponsored by Vangard Sciences PO BOX 1031 Mesquite, TX 75150 There are ABSOLUTELY NO RESTRICTIONS on duplicating, publishing or distributing the files on KeelyNet except where noted! April 20, 1994 DNAASP.ASC -------------------------------------------------------------------- The following was extracted from "THE SECRET OF THE CREATIVE VACUUM" by John Davidson. It describes a simple but impressive experiment that can be performed by anyone interested free energy and gravitation. The Levitating Gyroscope Professor Eric Laithwaite, Harold Aspden and the Gyroscope As we have said, the fundamental law of all differentiated forms is polarity or duality. It arises automatically when the One is first overlain by the greater, Formative Mind and is multiplied and endlessly reflected from that point into the myriad forms familiar to us. Yet the underlying and primal polarity remains clearly identifiable in all manifestation, even amongst the manyness in which we presently find ourselves. In our physics, whether conventional or vacuum state, the same applies. All forms are interconnected and interwoven with this law of polarity and causality. Electrostatic charge, magnetic polarity, gravitational attraction, all these produce and are a part of the rotation which maintains things in existence. They are all aspects of patterning in the kaleidoscopic image we call our physical world and think to be so real. And they are thus all related. The one can be expressed as the other if only we can see how the image is projected and can see how to tweak the projection system. So motion expressed as shape and rhythm - as differentiation in space and time - is so familiar to us that we feel that it can hold no secrets. Yet since motion is our observation of patterns in space and time - both intrinsic physical realities we do not really comprehend - one cannot say that the true nature of motion is known to us. So if certain kinds of motion produce certain unexpected results, this is no more than we should expect, for we do not understand how time and space have come into being in the first place. It is not surprising therefore that Searl, Schauberger, Saxl and others have found intriguing and unexpected effects and relationships. Nor are such phenomena confined to the work of independent researchers, for in recent years work in our British universities has demonstrated the same effect. Four of the principle protagonists have been Professor Eric Laithwaite, Dr. Harold Aspden, Sandy Kidd and Scott Strachan. Eric Page 1 Laithwaite, from London University's Imperial College, has been involved with research into magnetic levitation and gyroscope research for many years. Harold Aspden, from the Univeristy of Southampton, describes a simple and crucial experiment, demonstrated for him by Professor Laithwaite. The facts of the experiment are so remarkable that they would be unbelievable to anyone who has not witnessed at close quarters the demonstration by Professor Laithwaite. He takes hold of a shaft with two hands, holding it horizontally at knee height. An assistant then uses a power tool to spin a 50 pound flywheel at one end of the shaft until it is rotating at several thousand revolutions per minute. A 50 pound wheel rotating at this speed and held away from, but necessarily close to, the body commands respect for the dangers involved. It is not something that one expects to manipulate with ease. However, one is aware that one could release the hold near the wheel and expect to be able to support the full weight of the system by one's other hand, without having to exert a couple manually via one's wrist, (ie. without needing to strain one's wrist to hold the shaft horizontal with the 50 pound weight on the other end). Indeed, it would lie outside the capacity of human strength to apply such a twist to the shaft axis. What should then happen is that the wheel will precess* continuously in a horizontal plane, requiring the holder to turn around with it, keeping a firm grip on the end of the shaft. * precession means that the shaft - the axis of rotation - 'fixed' at one end by one's wrist, will describe a shape like that of a cone - or a hyperbolic spiral. What is found, however, is that the free end of the shaft lifts with very little effort, totally incommensurate with the 50 pound weight at an angle of 32 degrees, which also happens to be the helix angle of 'type A' DNA, angle 32.7 degrees. This angle appears to be a fundamental constant and based on the reduced lifting force required when a rotating mass is lifted at this angle, it appears to have free energy and anti-gravity applications. -------------------------------------------------------------------- If you have comments or other information relating to such topics as this paper covers, please upload to KeelyNet or send to the Vangard Sciences address as listed on the first page. Thank you for your consideration, interest and support. Jerry W. 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