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   | --------------| A COLLECTION OF IDEAS | by Raheman Velji |   
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   CONTENTS:   
      
       (1) Inventions   
              Two inventions which use "self-sufficient propulsion" as a mode   
   of transportation.  The term "self-sufficient propulsion" will be defined   
   and it will be realized at the end of the section that "self-sufficient   
   propulsion" will have a lasting effect on transportation (especially in   
   space exploration).   
      
       (2) Law of Conservation of Energy   
              Two examples which clearly demonstrate that the Law of   
   Conservation of Energy is wrong.   
      
       (3) Absolute Frame of Reference   
              First, this section will demonstrate that special relativity is   
   wrong.  Then, it will amend special relativity by introducing the concept of   
   an "absolute frame of reference".  This section also discusses a possible   
   method for determining the "absolute velocity" of an object.   
      
       (4) Work   
              This is a continuation of the previous section.  The discussion   
   thus follows by considering "absolute velocity" (that is, velocity measured   
   relative to the "absolute frame of reference").  Dark matter is shown to be   
   a result of the fact that relative velocity can surpass the speed of light.   
   An explanation as to why our Universe is expanding is hypothesized.   
      
       (5) Extras:   
      
            (1) Absolute Velocity:   
                   This section discusses a different method for determining   
   the absolute velocity of an object.   
      
            (2) Electricity:   
                   This section analyzes the idea of electricity using   
   "impulses".  This section isn't revealing like the previous ones.  Instead,   
   the only reason I am including this section is because at the end we derive   
   the correct equation for the change in time between electron collisions.   
      
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   Inventions:   
    1) The Seesaw Newton Motor   
    2) The Simple Newton Engine   
      
   Devices that use "self-sufficient propulsion" work on Newton's law that   
   "every action has an equal and opposite reaction."  The idea is to harness   
   the "action" and eliminate the "reaction", or convert the "reaction" into   
   useable energy.  Thus, within the device, the "reaction" is lost allowing   
   the "action" to propel the device.  All devices that use "self-suffiecient   
   propulsion" work without affecting the environment.  That is, they don't   
   need a road to push off of like cars, they don't have to push air like   
   planes or spew out gases like space shuttles.  Thus, they get the name   
   "self-sufficient propulsion" because they are self-sufficient.  In other   
   words, you can put a box around the entire device and the box would move,   
   and nothing would enter or exit the box, and the device itself wouldn't   
   react with the environment that comes inside the box.  It only reacts to the   
   environment in the box, which it creates, which it uses to propel itself.   
   (I propose that any device that uses self-suffiecient propulsion should have   
   the name "Newton" added to its full-name so that we remember how it relates   
   to Newton's third law.  Whether this convention should be followed is   
   debatable.)   
      
   Whether the Seesaw Newton Motor or the Simple Newton Engine are feasible is   
   uncertain.  However, the idea of "self-suffiecient propulsion" will have a   
   lasting effect on transportation (especially in space exploration).   
      
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   =-=-=-1) The Seesaw Newton Motor=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=   
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   Top view:   
      
      
     M1a---M2a   <--front   
                    electromagnets   
     m1   
      \   
       \                          /\   
        \                         ||   
         o       <--seesaw        ||   
          \                    forward   
           \   
            \   
            m2   
      
     M1b---M2b   <--back   
                    electromagnets   
      
      
   Ideally, "M1a", "M1b", "M2a", "M2b", "m1", "m2" are all electromagnets.   
   (Some of the electromagnets can be changed into permanent magnets where it   
   is deemed fit.)  "M1a", "M1b", "M2a", and "M2b" are fastened to the base,   
   while "m1" and "m2" are connected to a "seesaw" whose pivot ("o") is   
   connected to the base.  (It is possible to construct this without the back   
   electromagnets.)   
      
   The way this invention works is somewhat hard to explain.  Here is a   
   simplified version:   
      
   When "M1a" and "m1" are nearly touching an electric current is sent through   
   "M1a", "M1b", and "m1".  "M1a" should repel "m1" while "M1b" should attract   
   "m1".  Thus, both "M1a" and "M1b" will experience a force in the forward   
   direction, while the seesaw swings around bringing "m2" close to "M2a".  As   
   "M2a" and "m2" are close now, an electric current will pass through "M2a",   
   "M2b", and "m2".  "M2a" should repel "m2" while "M2b" should attract "m2".   
   Again, the electromagnets connected to the base, "M2a" and "M2b", will   
   experience a force in the forward direction while the seesaw swings back to   
   its starting position to repeat the cycle.  Since all the electromagnets   
   that are connected to the base experience a force in the forward direction,   
   the entire device will be propelled forward as the seesaw keeps swinging   
   about.  Notice that the seesaw does *not* rotate, it simply moves back and   
   forth, like a seesaw.   
      
   It should be noted that as the seesaw swings about, a bit of the "backward"   
   energy of the electromagnets on the seesaw will be conveyed to the base via   
   the pivot, thus slowing down the entire device.  That loss of speed, though,   
   is negligible.   
      
   The above explanation of the workings of the Seesaw Newton Motor is   
   incomplete.  One must understand the following:   
      
   Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.  The main idea of the   
   Seesaw Newton motor is to harness the "action" by converting the "reaction"   
   into useable energy.  When the front electromagnets, back electromagnets and   
   the electromagnet on the seesaw are activated, the front and back   
   electromagnets experience a "positive" force by being forced forward.  The   
   electromagnet on the seesaw, however, experiences a "negative" force as it   
   moves in the backward direction.  One must get rid of the "negative" energy   
   of the electromagnet on the seesaw.  If the "negative" energy is not rid of,   
      
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