Instead of glorifying professor Eric Lathwaite, please show what his invention is.
@robertcook792Ай бұрын
I’m not an engineer or a scientist. I am merely a journeyman wireman. I do enjoy learning more and more about science and engineering. I engineer things all the time on things that I need for myself. This man has an unbelievable way to explain things so simple anyone could understand. There’s no doubt that he was definitely on to something. Imho he was stepping on toes of scientist in the black project of the us. That’s probably why he got shot down and discouraged. He had no reason to feel letdown because he shunned by the aristocracy of the science community. Look at Tesla. He invented nearly everything we have today and he was discredited. I bet Eric and Tesla are talking and laughing today in great big lab in the sky!
@yogiguitar1Ай бұрын
this why in britain today we're in the toilet ready to be flushed. the morons in govt and the establishment ought to have gotten behind eric laithwaite and others of his ilk and we'd have had a new world. but the thorists who never do anything but quote "laws" with the fear of a drunk driver losing his license ! but these same theorists will never create anything of use . christ only knows how many fantastic things have been overlooked because those in the establishment have their heads up their arses. i remember seeing erics experiment on tv as a kid and the next day even our science teacher was talking about it and the kids who saw it were equally impressed. bt because we're english we get our imaginations squashed and then our minds are neutered and forced into square boxes. obviously theoretical science is basically wrong or wrongly applied .
@robrussell85152 ай бұрын
We have the maglev train prototype in Peterborough
@robrussell85152 ай бұрын
Nothing wrong with following something- you might go the wrong way but you learn. Without making mistakes we would never learn
@larryscott39823 ай бұрын
‘Gyro propulsion’ So no misconception there. Dead on paper.
@En_theo3 ай бұрын
@9:00 why has none checked his invention yet ? Also, he's named Alex Jones... you can't make that up.
@alexashworth31196 ай бұрын
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@PolskiTesla26 ай бұрын
GREEN radial force kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZW9p2mkgtZ4Y9ksi=0y-H_NbBXuVcplBJ kzbin.info/www/bejne/maSYoqCEh7udbdUsi=4yrtOkEUpXZVtygU
@ColinWatters7 ай бұрын
Sadly Laithwaite was mistaken about gyroscopes and admitted as such after his infamous lecture. He misunderstood that gyroscopes dont produce linear forces only torques. I made the same mistake. His other earlier ideas and inventions were brilliant.
Seeing the gyro move forward reminds me of a backhoe reaching the bucket out, then using the bucket to pull you forward. I wonder if this isn't what's happening between the Earth and the flux lines...
@paradiselost9946Ай бұрын
the back hoe only pulls forward as its legs arent sunk into the ground and its mass prefers to remain "fixed" at the point of maximum friction, hopefully the bucket... whilst the rest of it trundles along. ideally, in operation, its legs are planted and the bucket moves... the thing is, the bucket moved out through the air with virtually no resistance... you dont see the air moving to fill the void, yet it does? but the earth shows a lot of resistance. you see the void it leaves behind... you gotta put it somewhere and it wants to fall back down to fill the void... it wouldnt work if it was all submerged in dirt and only dirt... theres two mediums. air, and earth. you dont see the fluid pumping in the lines, in the rams either...the hydraulic circuit...
@steveo5295Ай бұрын
I was thinking more or less in the terms of changing the centerpoint of its axis. If you could implant the bucket firmly into the earth with the aid of hydraulics you could pick up the tractor off the ground. So basically I was trying to give a visional concept where a nonvisional one exists...
@paradiselost9946Ай бұрын
@@steveo5295 i know. and all i am pointing out is that no matter what you do, to move one thing requires displacing another thing... no matter how seemingly inconsequential that movement is. and theres often things entirely neglected also moving... and things like to reach equilibrium. the backhoe digs dirt then the engine dies... too busy watching it dig dirt to check the fuel... and as fuel was consumed, so air moved into the tank... yet where did the fuel go? back into the air... just somewhere else. modified... energy extracted. circuit complete. sure, you can pick the backhoe up by its own hydraulics, given a good grip on the bucket... but how? the forces are transferred through linkages into the earth. to move backhoe requires it push against the earth... and the only thing preventing the earth from moving is its inertia... what happens if the backhoe is, iunno... moon sized? venus sized?
@rosewhite---9 ай бұрын
THe angular momentum of a gyro only appears when its shaft is making contact with its bearing due to applied to directional force. Push a gyro one way and it precessses 90 degrees.
@shable143610 ай бұрын
Yet UFOs were seen spinning from witnesses, and this was his downfall, he was getting too close to showing how to make UFOs real
@runspace11 ай бұрын
What a great personality Mr. Laithwaite was. All honor and respect to him.
@CASHSEC Жыл бұрын
Those that opposed him are an absolute disgrace to inventors. What makes this so bad is that since the launch of james webb so much of what "the establishment" state what the universe is has now been put in doubt. Shame on you for what you did to such a brilliant man.
@SHERMA.11 ай бұрын
the british only abandoned this man because they already knew everything about gravity from alien craft they recovered from the italian dictator Mussolini in 1933
@janimelender26748 ай бұрын
The problem is every scientist, regardless of era, always thinks they're ahead of the curve, and that everyone who's not a scientist is a 'crank', as the program put it (a nutjob who doesn't know anything).
@foureyedchick Жыл бұрын
Nikola Tesla worked on wireless transfer of power, but the contemporaries knocked him down and cut off his funding. He was a heretic, and Edison hated him.
@cristianm7097 Жыл бұрын
Crackpot
@leonsantamaria9845 Жыл бұрын
Professor Eric is the father of the magnetic 🚃🚂🚂 ...ok once again... professor Eric, discover the way to travel in the space 🌌... bye the natural force in are universe, but is like master Nikola Tesla, humanity don't listen 👂👂, in my opinion,,,we still relatively primitive, and another the 👹👺 and the dark side of the conservation of the capital...l love science to but is another dark side to, ...l hope humanity change for humanity it self, or is to late,.so for mi is this, lf science is not for good in are humanity is not science..💡🤨🧐🤔🤪
@leonsantamaria9845 Жыл бұрын
Professor Eric tank you for your knowledge, you are the master gyroscope .... and... more.... you like master Nikola Tesla, ... you one of the kind, and you another master of the universe. 😳🙂
@leonsantamaria9845 Жыл бұрын
Interesting professor Eric used the principal of the solenoid in different way ... naw... to trying to make energy in are planet by the opposite force is complicated and possible impossible because the formulas of newton and Albert Einstein... together...F=ma and ..E=mc2....l love the job of Eric, but... the only gyroscope and antigravity and whatever else in the universe is are planet, another words antigravity not need external force and energy
@diverdan551 Жыл бұрын
A brilliant man, inventor and scientific engineer!!!!!!!
@foureyedchick Жыл бұрын
Another Nikola Tesla no doubt !
@niklar55 Жыл бұрын
The pattern of ridicule, ignorance, and then eventual acceptance by the ''scientific'' establishment has been repeated over and over. It must have set science backwards by a hundred years or more. The most obvious example, is Plate Tectonics, which is now taught as standard, but the inventor was ridiculed, and ostracised, and regrettably never saw his discovery accepted in his lifetime. This behaviour is not confined to physics and mechanics, but is reciprocated in the medical field as well. For 150 years or more, all doctors were taught, ''Nothing can live in the stomach, because its too acid''! What is remarkable, is that all doctors actually believed it! Common sense should have told them that the stomach is a living organism, and that seems to get along quite happily with the acidity. Therefore, as human stomach cells are unlikely to be unique in the universe, there are probably other organisms that can tolerate the acidity. In fact there was. It was a nasty bacteria, that gave people stomach ulcers. It took one doctor, with a functioning brain, TEN YEARS to convince the ''medical profession'' of that fact. Meanwhile thousands, even millions of people were suffering and dying from it! At least Eric Laithwaite was able to prove his point, with Gyros, even if only to himself, before he died. .
@hujiaming6151 Жыл бұрын
He is way ahead of his time, maybe he should be working on flying saucer?
@sammyvillanueva4416 Жыл бұрын
Sounds like they sold his idea and left him in shambles the grass is greener where you water it!!
@stanlystan2730 Жыл бұрын
This "sliding back", takes you exactly where you started. Even I understand that. If anything, gyroscopes are useful for staying at one place. Counterintuitive - yes. Complicated - no. And to go patent such thing...
@mainerockflour3462 Жыл бұрын
Sir, you were obviously casting your "pearls before swine" or in Her magisty's case - lizards. Look at how the so-called self-proclaimed prats known as academia acted out their hostility on Immanuel Velikovsky? The only benefit those consumors of oxygen generate is enough minutiae between the lot that you could fertilize your back-garden with. Bless you.
@Saor_Alba Жыл бұрын
Prof. Lathwaite admitted not long before his death in 1997 that he had been completely wrong to claim gyroscopes defied Newton's laws. Blinded perhaps by his absolute conviction/infatuation with gyro propulsion, and sadly for the great man, a man I have admired all my life, was unable to move on even after his theory of gyro propulsion had been thoroughly disproved. Today gyro propulsion remains the domain of cranks and pseudoscience, championed by the same people who claim they have invented free energy and perpetual motion. However, Professor Lathwaite was and will remain one of my all-time heroes.
@VincenzoBarbato8 ай бұрын
gyroscopic propulsion does not break any physical laws, at most you could say that those physical laws are not easy for people to apply to the various different geometries of these complex mechanical rotating and translating systems I for one view gyroscopic propulsion as a passionate non professional chess player views his love for playing chess he might not make money with it but he sure as hell enjoys it so I will keep inventing new technologies that pay me money, while on the side, as a personal project, I will continue to pursue these so called gyroscopic propulsion systems
@Saor_Alba8 ай бұрын
@@VincenzoBarbato I had the great pleasure of meeting Professor Lathwaite on two occasions while working for the BBC in the mid-1990s. Though a great Engineer he was no Scientist, of which he would proudly proclaim himself. My second meeting, though I did not know it then, was shortly before his death. I had a more lengthy conversation then in which Laithwaite spoke philosophically about the long experimental road he had trudged virtually alone. He said took it as a challenge that practically every scientist rejected gyroscopic propulsion. But did admit his assertions that gyroscopes defied Newton's laws were totally wrong, and were at least partly due to his obstinance, but they perhaps "stretched them", I took that as a joke.
@Derrickasaur8 ай бұрын
You apparently 'admired (him) all my life' yet did not take the time to watch this 29 min documentary where he admitted the very thing you claim he admitted not long before his death (if you watched this why didn't you simply acknowledge he admitted this fact during this very video which was well before his death). 24:00 quote: "gyroscopes behave absolutely in accordance with Newton's laws" We can now assume you are attempting to discredit his work; thanks for the cue you are a paid shill.
@Ulster_George8 ай бұрын
I remember Professor Lathwaite being interviewed by the BBC in I believe January of 1997, the interview was broadcast posthumously. I recorded the interview on a VHS which the tape was sadly lost some time ago during a house move. As you use the exact words he used in the interview namely "I was completely wrong to claim gyroscopes defied Newton's laws" when asked by Raymond Baxter. I was wondering/hoping if you might also have a copy of the interview that you could upload to KZbin. I would be very grateful as professor Lathwaite is a hero of mine, and it was he who inspired me to be an engineer.
@janimelender26748 ай бұрын
In reality (which I aim to prove), he was just not that great of a gyro inventor. The real genius here was Alex Jones who had a fully functioning machine, yet somehow, was ignored by science even though there's video evidence in this literal video. The narrator conveniently makes the viewer forget about the device, and the man, because it's "about Laithwaite", but it's still there, fully functioning. I call it the 'Alex Jones device'. I've made one myself (mine was pretty terrible I'll admit), but I've also helped "Carter tech" here on youtube build a version which worked pretty well. Check it out.
@andreasschmitt2307 Жыл бұрын
It's always those crackpots getting the recognition of the masses.
@MG-cj8ql Жыл бұрын
Sure wish I could have attended one of his lectures.... Love the thought processes of so-called eccentric thinkers. His detractors should hang their heads in shame. Despite their contentions, this man was obviously humble and open to being wrong. Wait until Elon Musk gets his hands on this....
@adolflenin4973 Жыл бұрын
ANOTHER GREAT BRITISH INVENTOR. THANKS BBC.
@salaciousBastard Жыл бұрын
7:40 Anybody else flinch involuntarily when she said "Alex Jones"?
@bradley5819 Жыл бұрын
Lol
@juanm.esquivel7616 Жыл бұрын
A gyroscope with mercury is a precursor to the anti-gravity machine. Perhaps that was why there was push back, we fear what we do not understand. Such is the case with zero point energy. The inventors of such devices would be back stabbed and made to look as if they were fake. But as we know, these technologies get suppressed and I believe that was what happened with this great man. I'm glad his teachings are coming to light.
@BubstechDOTcom Жыл бұрын
He needs to be honered for his work all types even today his work teachers better than anyone else from showing how electric act same way as water so you can visualise it is amazing and then in electromagnetics many i have accidentally come across on utube and found them fascinating
@elizajayne2888 Жыл бұрын
Why not apply same principle to lightening?
@satanael92605 ай бұрын
How?
@zweisteinya Жыл бұрын
Faraday Edison et al we're not "ostracized you pompous_ The British are has-been narcissists. Gyro is Greek and pronounced "hero" as correctly applied in sub-sandwich shops. Thus Gyro, spelled 'Hero' in phony 'british history' invented a steam turbine that spun rapidly -the Gyro-scope. And E-gypt was known to the Greeks as the land that kicked-out ('e') the Hipsies ('Hibaru') aka 'Gypsies'
@John-pp2jr Жыл бұрын
The elephant in the room is that nothing worked or was explained .
@garethgareth86992 жыл бұрын
Thanks for your time.
@dariuszglowacki94662 жыл бұрын
What was the problem with car sir ? I have same car yesterday overheated on motorway after speed 80 mph and lost heating in car after i slowed down everything came back to normal is it the water pump non pumping properly?
@user-ih7wx4cp2q3 жыл бұрын
Спасибо огромное. Завтра и я буду пробовать поменять.
@user-or4yq2mw8y3 жыл бұрын
Шеф в германии помпу тоже под подьездом меняют?
@sunilcunningham30803 жыл бұрын
This is very relevant for today, during this global lockdown. You see everyone attached to a mobile, or smart device, then you notice folk are plastic to suggestion and compliant to subversion tactics, they dont seem to rebel or protest about errosions of rights. Look at Covid19 symptoms, and think in terms of microwave attack symtoms, then zoom out to question todays 5G roll out, this is exactly what they are talking about on this program. They do target individuals remotley. I remember seeing this program in 98, t resonated then and many recognised that in the year before this was aired in 1997 something changed in line with the cellular network ramping up a notch, like people became entranced with some experience an inability to access their memories.
@marek67263 жыл бұрын
Great video but it's all too complicated for me
@100roberthenry4 жыл бұрын
dude you about????....
@marcduchamp55124 жыл бұрын
Smoking RV I like that....
@MsSandyblair6 жыл бұрын
Great program, needs to be seen by more people.
@keithh25116 жыл бұрын
Great video thanks for taking the time to help others , cheers
@CrudeBuster6 жыл бұрын
Astounds me that every youtube commenter here is such a genius that they already know every single detail the man just saw nobody in his time to explain him. It really surprises me we are not flying in fucking space mobiles due to the arrogance of these commenters to say he didn't knew fucking elementary physics and precession. Go fuck yourselves with a gyro in your pompous asses, you fucking bunch of idiots.
@JasonRanford7 жыл бұрын
This is great.
@kosnow117 жыл бұрын
These people are such fucking elitist pricks, gone "too far"... When, exactly is "TOO_FAR?" If we let "too-far" rule, we'd still be living in caves.