UFOs (UAPs): Explanations?

Don't know about spaceships but I saw a youtube video of a British guy building an anti-grav gyro. It wasn't like the regular anti-grav gyro videos, it was different. It was 80's style film quality and he was in a garage. No matter what I scoured for this video but could not find it. I'd appreciate if someone could find this video, and link it please.

 

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So, we've had anti-gravity since the '80s?

 

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It was never mainstream. But many inventions have been invented that have never made it to the public eye.

The invention didn't actually stop the gravity force, it just caused a high force without needed propellers or jet engine.

 

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So, nothing even remotely related to anti-gravity at all.

 

It is similar to anti-grav because, it allows you to build a flying machine without use of external thrust.

 

You said, "it just caused a high force without needed propellers or jet engine". What's the difference between a high force and an external thrust?

 

Just noting that I didn't say that.

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No, it doesn't.

 

Because it's not really using a push-force, its using gyroscoping force. Thrust is basically a push.

 

How can a "gyroscoping" force provide lift?

 

Type in 'Eric Laithwaite' at YT or in your browser search bar. He did well with his linear motor, but went off the rails with failed claim to lift things using gyros. Any actual effect would have only worked in air not in a vacuum of space.

 

Specifically, it provides merely force. It only provides lift only if it is the opposite direction of the planet's surface.

This guy wasn't Erik Laithwaite, he was a younger man and if I recall, he may have had a beard but I am not sure. But the vibe he gave me was a kind of 80's british man who was a dweller of man' caves, a manly profound hippie kind of geekman of legend of sci-fi. He definitely not Erik, Erik reminds me of a scholarly professor or principle kind of man.

 

I presume you are intending to do this via gyroscopic precession, or something like a reaction wheel? That would only work in very short bursts, and certainly not enough to generate the thrust needed to leave a gravitational well.

 

Whatever it was it worked in the video I saw. I forgot the exact method and it was fairly complex.

 

"...then dazzle 'em with bullshit."

 

No bs here, the video was real. But from the beginning you should have anticipated the possibility that it would never be found.

 

As mentioned in that Wiki article under Theory:
"Reaction wheels can rotate a spacecraft only around its center of mass (see torque); they are not capable of moving the spacecraft from one place to another (see translational force)."
A reaction wheel can't generate any thrust, as distinct to 'not enough'. Eric Laithwaite thought differently. No idea who the manly hippy 80's character is or was.

 

Like I said, BS.