Apparatus and method for gyroscopic propulsion
OwnerMartin Peng, Kelly Tippettinventors
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Abstract
Disclosed is a combination of six substantially identical interconnected rotating masses, with a pair each of the rotating masses being configured to rotate in one of each of the three planes (X, Y, and Z). Regardless of the orientation of the six masses, each pair of the six interconnected rotating masses may share substantially the same center of gravity and generate a separate yet interactive kinetic energy and angular momentum in each of the three planes, thereby providing resistance to rotational forces from external sources. This is known as “equal force presence.” In one embodiment, the rotating masses are ring-like masses. In alternative embodiment, the rotating masses are solid masses, similar to flywheels.
Claims18
An apparatus comprising:
- a first pair of masses configured to rotate in a first plane;
- a second pair of masses configured to rotate in a second plane;
- a third pair of masses configured to rotate in a third plane;
- and
- a control program, said control program being configured to control a direction of rotation and a rate of rotation for each of said first pair of masses and said second pair of masses and said third pair of masses.
The apparatus of claim one further comprising a plurality of coils and magnets, said plurality of coils and magnets being configured to rotate said first pair of masses and said second pair of masses and said third pair of masses.
A method comprising the steps of:
- rotating a first pair of masses in a first plane, said first pair of ring-like mass generating a first angular momentum;
- rotating a second pair of masses in a second plane, said second pair of masses generating a second angular momentum;
- and
- rotating a third pair of masses in a third plane, said third pair of masses generating a third angular momentum.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.