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Spinning Ball Experiment by Bruce DePalma
Spinning Ball Experiment by Bruce DePalma
Spinning Ball Experiment by Bruce DePalma
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Bruca E. DePal,Ea
Gravlty;
BalL Experlnent
Introductlon:
lhe splnnlng bal,l sxperlneut oonalgts of tho obseavatand Lnertla forcea on e lotet.
1on of the lntenaotloD of gtr4vltetlonal lng E&terla1 ob Ject. In the lntractlon of Datetlal
lorceg on a rotatlng
physl.cel obJcot,
four experlEents ere poaslble: 1) InertlaL obJects ln flld forces actlng on non-rotetlDg Estorlal
natorlal.
natorlal
obJecls
DlscusElon of the Experllqents: In exprlnents 1), anaf l), expect the nornBl lnertlal
forces eulnarlzed by Nelrtonrs LBws of there lE reaaon t,o betlove tb6f6 enl8ncangnt of
v111 be, ( supported. by experlEental evlalonce), 8 sught lnertla by the Brsvltatlonal flelal.
ln th lltoraiure.
Oblsctst
Certaln
thooretlcal
consld.eratlong of ob_
lnte.ractlon.
A 8r1es of experlEents haE ben carrled Thr lepotrt of sorde of these exper_ d.lssertatlon. The nsults
baEls of actlon.
theoretlo4l
1) ExperlDenta] evld,nca supports the fact rotatln Eaterl4l obJect x1l1 galn in 1nent1g. lntrectlon
thet, a rapldly
2) lhe
ls that reel
tbo sdal_
lt1ona1 lnertla
aaterlal
en aald,ttlonal repoEltory
of work lrou
of To6ether
experlDents,
force roEchlne pend.ul.ueexperlroentg -- whlch have been reported. }Ee_ vhere, (c.f. !.eprlntE avalleble). Baslcally the phenoEena reponted her6 are guBdarlzed by these !:esulta t 1) A force !0schLne pendulu-o, 1.e., ot two Ldentlcal Syroscoplc forcagi flyr{hels contra-rotetlng; lor a penlulud cohpoaed the cancellatlon o,
swlngE rlth
the lnertla
of the rotatl!]8
systE.
2) The 8w1na1naol the ener'Blzed.penduluE 1s non-E1Duso1da1, wlth a ltrhortenlng ,) nt1a1 property, (flettenlng) of tbe peaks of tlre swlngr. stored ln the ctreatsa 1n-
Thts tnert141 fteld 99, appars as an &ggq!3M9-14. has the pt oparty of conferrln8 lna!:tla gn Eu$oundlng Eatorl4l obJootsi &t -- a reductlon 1n tho frequency of osclLLetlng loctrlca1 clrqulta
placed ln the v1c1n1ty of th6 energlzed EachlDe. When we xaE1n the bbavlor of tho splnnlng ball' In r6latlon to tho
s tlhen th6 plnn1ng ball. 1s throun upw&Fd 1t leevgs the cup vlth veltloal voloclty v. In order to atts,ln thls prlor veLoclty
natr1a1 obJeot roqul'ros Srsater gnergy tban one 61nce 6one sner8y 1E supPlled to tho
When tho splnnlng obJct 1e4ves the cup' th klnotlc enrgJr gf ootlon 16 d1vlded betweon tho lnv2 of tne rrrealrr oass ol the object' and the enorgy stored 1n the created 1nertle1 propsrty' theso two oDergles allows to attalnoont the dolng of wofk sgei.nst tho od. The su.o of reached' 1n
SnevLtatlonal
ln coEparlson to a veloclty.
ifhen we exaElne the bEtlAvlor of the fa111ng non-splnnlng object vs thd 8plryrlng obJect, re notlce the epln!1n obJect fall1ng grator acc e 1ratlon). Ye lnfer the bhavlon of the falllng non-Bplnnlng obJ6ot, f4111!g 1n fastef. (wlth
rotatlon,
lE obscured by
of an object'
(through
Eore E1ov1y
fLLd.. It uE conElder ho'wevcr ihat whlle a coDferred od, irould roduae the acceleratlon outer 3g:9; of a glven body act-
ed on by a g1v6n for:oe g
a1 fleLd,, th conferred lneFt1a1 proprty would b an Edd1tlotr4l EeohenlcaI rrdlroonslon'r for tbe exttEctlon of ener8y fron ihe 6ravltat1oD4l, fleld rrdlEln ta111ng. -golversely, enougb energy oould be dellvetred frorq th18 enslonrr to canocl, on ovgFcor!9, thg EechanlceL ner'6Jrextr:actqd fron an obJct ralsd ln e grEvliailonal On thls basls we Day wrltei floLd.
rlslng t
oghslnof+Kodv
fnr,# r.fnof
+ ro6v
th posslblllty
of Sreater energy
of en antl-gr4vltat-
nghalnov2+Kq4cF
of th forq Dachlno d.rlvs ax18. enrgy to work
of 4 glven objeot,
v12,,
lt
ulght
tak 1.1 foot pounds of work to llft fleld. necesssry to estabflsh reploaents thg lnefllqlency fact 1s the
Thg lncrenentel
on lBok ot perfectlon
98tab11sb!nt of the od f1e1d ae the Eechahlsn for a nechanlca.l inter_ acilon wlth tha gt'avltatlolBL fleld.i 1n ad.dltlon to, the roechanlcal 1n_ tgr&ct1ga exptresEed. NewtonrE LawB of tbe felLlng non_sp1nn1ng ea nechen_ lca1 bod.y. IntrpretatloB ol PbgElc4l IAw83 fhe fsot that Nwtonrs LawB do not d1s_ obJect represonts th6
tlnulEh betwen the Ep1rln1nend tbe non-fotatlD Etat of nechAnlcaL knowLedge at the tltle. dlstl!gu1sh betreen rotstlon
and non-rotatlon,
Elnsteln dld not d1stln_ and 'rgtavltatlonal mags.,, ?he fect that
!'fany quostlons hsve beon askod. about the lature fotatlonBl lnt!'actlon and 1ts theoletlcal
of the gravltatlonal
theory can be looked at 1n the followlng such aa that ngendered by tho actlon noD-r'oteth neal object;
of the gravltatlonal
rre f1ni. we can 4ake a nea6ur.etlent of tbat If we exarolne the readlrlg on that
ay one pound.; w6 can conduct our exelolnst1ons to that degre ol sccuracy to whsfe v can !.esoh uncartalnty. I.OOOOOOOOOOS???7 I+. ls not ol,ear: et that polnt whethen the unce!,talntles 1n the Bea6ur.eldent &re due to propertleE of th erpetrlBnt, or thet whlch is belng exper_ uncertalnty.
ff fl
thlg
phenone!8.
obJct 1s rotatd,
qonglaer a EeagurerDntof theee forceE we i.ould. flnd. the EaEs defeott thst ls the !F4Eu.!'eEent could be nade preclge caulreE 4nal ffectE;4r]d rer bllg lt enough to reach the nolag wh6thet
Lgyol, 1.e.,
Hhlcb ls
of defect
ElIl represeDtg the co![rectlon betwen notatlon thors 1E eetebllsheal a coryrectlon, the t!'anster
v1z: The Bplnnlng b4l,L taU.E llot'e raDldly nore enellglr ftroe 4 gravltctlona:.
san extract
than c4n a Dornal one, and as weL1, th6 atonege of energJr ln reEuLis ln dlroqt appllcatlon of, tbl's
toro.
The conqpt of dfect, eplEtenologlcally, gIlI a thory (of a fleld or forco) was orlBlna1ly e1lo1teal
forolDg th besls of the authorrs thoory of glggof R411ttr based on the proprtles of r0easureneflt. of tho levo l- of causea end,
What le consldcred 1E tho real propertles offeots. lthat thls represents physlcally
as a forE of lnertla aDd 4 and 6rev1tat1on. lhe rrconnec lvl tyrr of t of lnertla f11d.8 1s better left
defct and the other r:eal, pfopertlos to dlgcusslons to begln ulth Eore properly left
The theory LE
tfbat can be Eald. 1s th18. In the furthe!, neflneFent of the art sortaln polnts of physlcal concoptlgna,
concepts when they ha.v reeched the end of th61r uge_ fuLngss. In th9 seanch fot, th6 gravltatloDAL tntetsctlon,r{e have iar long been h4EpeIed by the grrroneous equatlon ol lnert ard. grerltatlonal. 84y, for.oe 1E an 919Eent, 1n the psrforEsnc of tvo sperEte experloents; ihe foroe of gravltBtlonal atrrsctLon of a toat Dasar and, the foroe neceEsltatod. to cause a teat DasE to eccelel'ate at ihe sane nat wlth whlch 1t f4l.1s. Nov.that we have dlgtlngulshd by Doan6 of rotatlon; betireen the lnert and gravltatlolrsl Deaaea. We could btter
to alrop cert&ln
Easg
'
DechanlEn of defect. 2) The .resolutlon froE anothor, or dlstlnctlon of oxporlmonta, one pFoc6duros. thre 1s
[.
lnvoLvLng I conmon
( ln8tredlent ), have aqy basls to be coopareble 1n thelr nesults, v12., the partlcle and !rav6 hypothslE of llght. ft 1E also reaaons,ble to suggeEt tbat re lot apply nutd4ns con_ c e p t s o f ' r e 1 z e r r ,r r w e l g h t r r , , r n a 8 8 n , epln'r, elglrr, gtc., wlthout preclae exp11c1t neferenco to the expenloent belng perforned. glnce Eany of the 1das we heve about rnatter,r aFe condltloned by tha ood61s re conatFuot,, we may have reachd a, po1nt of do_ velop4ent i{her:g th6 rrnodelfl ae a concspt rqay be hsve to be allscerdd.
It
iuthor,
to rsgaral ptvsl,a!
8s a ooll-
cstlon
elaDent!. .tc
llo orc arDatlnaDt svsr glvos the result! .xD.rlEent. .rD.!lE.nt lhusly stetaa!t
B1vo. i illff.!.nt
t crul,t. cxlr!1Dcnta,
to ttk. foro.;
of tyo dlrtlnot
rDd th.n cqueta th.D -- htrlt lo&a tatlon ofn only taloly. of apeoc. tn fllrl 1!.aU
lba rcsult8 of tha .xtrrlEaBta, tourtt tbpn 'rcqulvalcatrr -- ruob 3 atlln a ouwrturc tb. of a grgD.tllsal of Dlv.lorl lrp!...n_ hva, lE
rDalJrla,
lnys:rlono. Drolrort,
r ooDo.pt bt al.f.ot,
. rorl
.llo1t.at
blr th.
rt lDn_
c:I).rlralta,
thc lnyerLDo.
o? p\yatorl
ss th. uDlfytr