Obviously you are skipping the background research. Try doing that before you reply. You are doing what scientists do, make a statement, and then later find out that you are wrong. Like I said... the scientific method doesn't work, and you are helping to prove it.
Gravity can be a push force.
The bending of spacetime was never proved.
Doppler shift works towards a black hole if you use a gas flowing towards it, but the gas would vanish in the hole. So you move matter towards points in every direction, you get the Doppler shift.
I ignore the scientific method because it doesn't work. I figured that out based on all of the false positives in science.
Yeah no... sorry, but I think I'm just going to disregard you from now on... at least Victor is willing to try and prove his points... you're just trying to stick your fingers in your ears and go "lalala everyone else is wrong, I'm right".
Present some shred of evidence that the Scientific Method doesn't work, and we'll talk.
As for the doppler shift working towards a black hole... what are you even TRYING to state with this? "You move matter towards points in every direction"... what does that mean? Are you trying to expand matter into several different vectors/dimensions at once? And of course the gas vanishes into the hole... there IS no argument being made here to disprove doppler shift...
Bending of spacetime was never proven... of course not. However, it's not been DISPROVEN, and it's the best working model we have at this time. Don't like it? Disprove it. Otherwise, shut up about it.
And show me ANY instance of gravity being a push force...
*shakes head*
Propellant of centrifugal force
The idea is to remove the force of reaction of the turbines blue, creating a centrifugal force that will push sideways to the turbines blue:
[video=youtube;Qpd5pLUpSK0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qpd5pLUpSK0&hd=1[/video]
Red is an electric motor
Green is a cylinder
The blue are turbines ejecting pressure to the alternator and pushing.
Black is an alternator of blades.
Very affectionately,
Victor Elias Espinoza Guedez
February 16, 2014
I'm sorry Victor, but I don't see any way for this to transfer the centripetal force of the rotating cylinder into the turbines or alternators. Even if you filled the cylinder with a fluid, the entire assembly is rotating - there would be net zero force imparted on the turbines.
That, and even if the motor could impart spin on the turbines, you would still be losing energy due to losses from friction, electrical resistance, etc. That is why you can't stick a generator onto an electric motor, and have the motor spin the generator to power the electric motor - in the end, resistance and friction kills the system.