RAF
TRACKS MYSTERY CRAFT- 24,000 MPH |
Daily Mail - Monday April 27th 1998
The
RAF has tracked a UFO "as big as a battleship"
off the coast of Britain, military sources revealed
yesterday. They said the massive craft was tracked flying
in a zig-zag pattern at 17,000 miles per hour over the
north sea. It then accelerated to 24,000 miles per hour
and zoomed off towards the Atlantic. The Dutch air force
also tracked the UFO, but two F16 fighters, scrambled
to intercept the object, were unable to keep up it is
claimed. "It was definitely under control, judging
by the various manoeuvers executed" said a source.
" It appeared to be triangular and was around the
size of a battleship (about 900' long)".
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In
recent years, many so-called "anti-gravity"
devices have been put forward by both amateur and professional
scientists, and all have been scorned by the establishment. |
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GYROSCOPES" - REACTIONLESS FORCES FOR PROPELLING
SPACECRAFT? |
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Eric
Laithwaite,
who died of a heart attack aged 76, was one of the
UK's greatest electrical engineers. A giant of a man
and a amiable eccentric, his fascination with the
properties of gyroscopes led to him being branded
a heretic by the scientific establishment. The popular
press decided that his self-levitating gyroscopic
wheel was a magical "anti-gravity device"
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Gyroscopix!
Unhappily
gyroscopes fall into the same category as the Coreolis
force - the "I never did understand ..."
kind of commodity. This is a pity, for there is the
same "magic" in a gyroscope that is to be
found in an induction motor, and for the same reason.
All the action does not take place in the same plane,
which is what we assume when we draw pictures or use
vector diagrams. E.L.
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Despite popular belief to the contrary, Newton's laws
never said "To every action there is an equal and
opposite reaction". It was lesser men who followed
that put in the "equal and opposite"
interpretation, implying that opposing forces should
necessarily be "head-on" affairs. E.L.
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WITNESSES
OF CYPARDON WEIGHT LOSS |
Name |
Date |
Observed |
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Brian
Gray - HNC Mech |
26-07-2001 |
Via
lamps |
Rose
Maitland RMN |
24-11-2001 |
Via
lamps |
Martin
Bates MSc |
24-11-2001 |
Via
lamps |
Susan
Wheeldon Dip H & B |
24-11-2001 |
Via
lamps |
Shirley
Wheeldon Ex GCHQ |
19-05-2003 |
207g |
Brian
Pizzey AMIEE AMI MechE |
20-05-2003 |
150g |
E
S Gladman Ex CID |
21-05-2003 |
159g |
Andrew
Dinsdale BSc (Hons) PGCEd |
22-05-2003 |
203g |
Roger
Howell HNC, ILDM |
22-05-2003 |
167g |
H
C Morgan DMA DipVG |
22-05-2003 |
200g |
Norman
Farmer HNC Building |
27-05-2003 |
160g |
Barry
Harden MBA BSc |
07-06-2003
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200g |
Raymond
Edwards LIMF |
07-06-2003 |
200g |
John
Meehan Sinclair MD BCh MSc MSHom |
29-06-2003 |
=5oz |
Jenny
Haken Copywriter |
01-07-2003 |
12oz |
Chris
Haken Fine Artist |
01-07-2003 |
12oz |
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