The purpose of this thesis is to demonstrate that the planets and satellites
of a system would not fall into their primaries if their motion were
stayed by some giant hand.
The experiment which illustrates this text was performed for the purpose
of proving that “initial impetus” has no relation whatever
to orbital revolution. It also proves that the mathematical laws for
falling bodies are as applicable to the orbit of a body which is floating
in a pressure gradient appropriate to its potential as they are to a
body which is falling just fast enough to keep it in the same relative
distance from its primary.
This article was taken out of the July 1995 edition of the Fulcrum, volume 3, No. 4 and explains previous videos shown here.
A graphical look at an evolving, paired centrifugal and centripetal vortex system.
Somewhere
between is duties overseeing contractor construction for Virginia Power
Co., maintaining the family's home and 4 acres in West Virginia, and
attending to his wife, Connie, and son, Josh, Pat finds the time to be
an avid Russell science student and scholar. After much study,
reflection and tedious work on his home computer, Pat has generated a
series of graphic illustrations depicting a complete wave cycle.
Pat describes these illustrations as his interpretation of the wave in
sequence: cathode bases (image 12) centripetally conditioning space to
appear as matter at an anode center where matter is centrifugally
conditioned to reappear as space at a cathode base (image 31). "This
is the first step which I hpe will be of value to people wanting to
understand the vortex wave mechanics of Nature as described by Walter
Russell. If Walter only had had computers at his disposal, what might
he have done to convey his understanding of the wave to us. I
sincerely hope these illustrations will inspire and possibly give other
students insights into this process. These are my interpretations
(imaginings) of what is occurring in the wave. I know our
understanding will evolve beyond these initial graphics and look
forward to it's unfolding."
A graphical look at an evolving, paired centrifugal and centripetal vortex system.
