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The Faraday disc is a magnetized wheel. A wheel is an intrinsically self-defining object. It becomes itself only when rotating. The properties of the wheel are determined by the experiments which involve it. The statement: "wheels within wheels" is the philosophical interpretation. Through the Faraday Disc we can connect the forces of magnetism and electricity to the inertial properties of space and time.

An interesting problem is the inertial frame sense of the Earth moving through space. The Laws of Inertia govern the material objects resting on the surface of the earth. But what of the space surrounding the Earth. Would it be the electric, magnetic, or gravitational field which stabilized the inertial frame or can we posit an inertial field of matter. It is clear that the properties of phenomena occurring within matter are conveyed to the space surrounding without matter.

Because of the confusion and ambiguity created by Einstein's "Principle of Equivalence", inertia and gravitational forces have been linked. The search for a purely inertial field has been proscribed...

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The extraction of energy directly from space has been suggested as a viable process for the solution of the energy problems of society. The accessibility of this energy has been limited by the necessity for the formulation of new energy paradigms. In the past, energy in space has been suggested by thoughts such as Orgone, Od, Prana, Bio-cosmic, Neutrino energy sea and so on, but the useful extraction of such energies has always awaited more explicit formulations of these ideas which could suggest the construction of simple practical energy extraction machinery.

The spinning ball experiment consists of the observation of the interaction of gravitational and inertia forces on a rotating material object. In the interaction of material force on a rotating physical object, four experiments are possible:

1. Inertial forces acting on non-rotating material objects in field-free space
2. Inertial forces acting on rotating material objects in field-free space
3. Inertial forces acting on non-rotating material objects in a gravitational field
4. Inertial forces acting on rotating material objects in a gravitational field

The beginning of this author's work with rotating objects began with moment of inertia measurements of constrained gyroscopes undergoing forced precession. The increased moments of inertia discovered for precessional motion were translated into a series of measurements on pendulums with rotating bobs. Although the discovery of the inertial effects associated with precession and pendulum oscillations were highly suggestive, this author greatly resisted attempts to force him to drop a rotating object for two reasons.

The experiments are also described in the appendix of R. L. Dione, Is God Supernatural?, Bantam, NY (1976).

Ths paper describes DePalma's experiments in forced mechanical precession where inertial anomalies were observed. The "force machine" contained two counter-spinning flywheels mounted in a cylinder that slowly rotated to force the flywheels into precession. The entire apparatus was mounted on a large pendulum. Under forced precession of the flywheels, the period of the pendulum altered. - Moray King