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The topic of this thread has nothing to do with the Bessler wheel. Why this is not moved to another category is incomprehensible to me. Either the forum operator has no more interest or he himself is involved in this obvious fraud.

The cover of the book is not made by Bessler, but is the cover that was made later, when all of Bessler's loose documents were bound together in a single volume. This book contains not only the MT drawings, but also all letters and other Bessler documents that are kept in the Kassel University Libra...

justsomeone hits it out of the park :7) IMO it comes down to can you design a mechanical wheel on the earths surface that is constantly OOB. Purely an issue of the right mechanics to do so. If so it should work just as well in WM as the real thing. The sim needs forces (m x a). And all wheel design...

@agor95 - "Well actually a program can configure itself thus searching out options beyond it's initial programming."

That sounds like artificial intelligence. Maybe an AI can find the solution if you pretend that there IS a solution.

@fletcher - "The energy source has to remain unknown for now."

But if the energy source is unknown, a simulaion program can't find the solution. Where's my error in thinking?

Somehow I got a block in my thinking. Isn't it true that a simulation program is only a computational program according to given scientific laws? If this is the case, which I assume, such a program cannot possibly find the solution, because according to today's scientific knowledge, no energy can be...

How can one imagine to rediscover successfully the Bessler wheel by a simulation program? Ken for example claims in his book that he has found the right setup with simulation. He believes that the energy released by the wheel can be explained by a loss of mass of the weights, but this is certainly n...

I still think Bessler was a fraud, but not for the reasons I've given before. His greatest fraud was robbing humanity of what could have been. He would have cemented his name in history in a positive light, instead of being some crackpot in the footnote of history with one surviving book crammed in...

Hi Georg, that Bessler said, " weights gained force from their own swinging" is just not true. Of course that doesn't exclude that it might be so . The old German is also often not completely or exactly understandable for German native speakers. But the Latin text is unambiguous. Bessler d...

The Kassel wheel, which he describes in Das Triumphierende , needed a one-time starting impulse. Bessler therefore spoke of the one-time momentum ("Schwung") that had to be given to the wheel. As far as I remember, he says elsewhere that the impact of the weights is NOT the driving force. ...

If you look at the corresponding Latin text, you can see what Bessler really says.
"accepto semel impulso "

He talks about a one-time received impulse.

Can anyone tell me where the 3rd clue in the list comes from? "Weights gained force from their own swinging." - Bessler This statement is based on a false translation. Das Triumphirende page ( 20 ) Bessler wrote nothing about swinging. He used the term "Schwung", which is not th...

The least you can expect from someone who claims to have rediscovered the Bessler wheel is that he can show a spinning wheel. If even this minimum requirement is not met, one can dismiss such an assertion as nonsense. Again and again such assertions are made here without even the slightest proof. If...

@ John Good points, but from the Apologia it is quite clear that Besser still wrote about it when he was under Karl's patronage. XLVI Nunmehro mag im Hessen-Garten Die ehrliche Machine warten, Bis daß die rechte Stunde kommt Und ihre Frucht gedoppelt frommt. Mit GOtt, die Zeit ist bald vorhanden, 1...

Why should Bessler deny in his Apologia that someone has seen the inside of the wheel when Karl has seen it? That doesn't make any sense at all. On the contrary, Karl would have been an excellent witness to the authenticity of his wheel. Because he wrote & published AP before or while he made a...