In #MESExperiments 48 I have collaborated with Paul Mueller in producing a series of magnet drop tests for 3 different cylinder magnet types through 3 copper tubes. The experiments show that magnets glued

In #MESExperiments 40 I once again replicate Viktor Schauberger's rising experiment this time using a magnetic stirrer to show that a plastic egg falls 40% faster than a spherical ping pong ball. This

In #MESExperiments 28 I demonstrate the amazing ability of the GyroTop magnetic spinning top to always balance opposite the magnetic attractive force even when turning the apparatus upside down. The GyroTop,

In #MESExperiments 28 I demonstrate the amazing ability of the GyroTop magnetic spinning top to always balance opposite the magnetic attractive force even when turning the apparatus upside down. The GyroTop,

In #AntiGravity Part 5, I have uploaded another one of Eric Laithwaite’s absolutely magical experiments regarding spinning wheels and gyroscopes! And in this particular experiment, Eric Laithwaite does

In this video I go over a quick introduction on a brand new video series on presenting some of the amazing MES Science Experiments that I have been performing in my quest for Suppressed #FreeEnergy and

What better way to begin my #MESExperiments video series than by demonstrating one of the most universally unknown properties of gyroscopes: their ability to RISE UPWARDS as they precess. In this experiment

In this experiment, I continue further with a Gyroscope’s amazing ability to precess upwards on rotating surfaces (or low friction surfaces) and this time show that it can rise upwards even at very steep

In this #MESExperiments Number 3, I continue further into the wonderful world of Gyroscopes, and this time go over another near-universally overlooked property of gyroscopes: they exert external forces

In #MESExperiments number 4, I have uploaded THE Eric Laithwaite’s mind-boggling demonstration showing that an 8-pound gyro wheel precesses with no “angular momentum” or “inertia”; i.e. behaving like it

In #MESExperiments Part 5, I demonstrate one of the most little known properties of gyroscopes: they can precess with zero “centripetal force”. I demonstrate this by placing a super precision gyroscope

In #MESExperiments number 6, I repeat my 5th experiment of a precessing gyroscope on ice but this time set the gyroscope at a near horizontal angle. And yet again the gyroscope demonstrates the (mainstream)

In #MESExperiments number 7, I have repeated the same experiment as in the 5th experiment but this time removed the plastic and metal bases so that the gyroscope is directly in contact with the ice block.

In #MESExperiments Part 8, I have uploaded the late Francis J. McCabe’s amazing Gyro Wheel Torque “Over-Unity” demonstration, which he had up on his YouTube Channel in June 27, 2012. Francis showed that

In #MESExperiments 9, I demonstrate one of the most fascinating experiments ever performed. This experiment came a whole year after discovering that gyroscopes rise magically all on their own (See Experiments

In #MESExperiments 10, I compare two gyro setups when hung by a string: one without a counterweight and one with. The gyroscope without the counterweight is able to precess (magically) upwards from a very

In #MESExperiments 11 I go over several gyro rising experiments comparing different gyros to various initial spin speeds in order to understand how the rate of rising is affected by initial spin speeds.

In #MESExperiments 12 I demonstrate the observation which usually happens when comparing a gyroscope’s rising time with the initial angle at which it is placed; and is that the rising time tends to increase

In #MESExperiments 13, I show one of the most baffling gyro rising experiments ever performed! Not only is the entire phenomenon of gyroscopes rising magically on their own entirely unheard-of, besides

In #MESExperiments 14, I demonstrate a very interesting finding that I had not previously suspected with gyroscopes and that is the steepness of the angle of precession has very little direct effect on