This very simple invention provides an extremely sensitive platform on which to test for gravity which makes it ideal for testing for Liquid Gravity. What is interesting to note is that this experiment has been repeated 1000's of times no doubt by every physics teacher and to every physics student for the past 300 years, however there isn't much information available on anyone trying alternative test configurations. I guess the reason is that maybe no one considered the possibility of finding out more about gravity. We are finding out more about gravity by making a few changes to this experiment and observing the results which point to Liquid gravity.    

Obviously the internet has 100's of videos of others who have done this same test but none had done much differently from each other, They all had different sized weight and mass objects with different materials but they all did the same things, So that seems to prove Newton was right that all masses attract all other masses based on the sum of the two masses and the distance between them. (See Newton's Law for more details) 

So how am I going to make any difference?

I had a number of experiments that I needed to try out

Experiment # 1: Windmill Effect

My first assumption about Liquid gravity was that it flowed at high speed toward the earth and that this may case a windmill effect on a pivoting arm if the weights were positioned like blades; The test involed allowing the platform to find its rest position, then tilt the 50mm/2 washers into a 65 degree angle and allow the Aether to blow them like a trbine. This was done without any other mass objects so the force would only be eather wind pushing on the blades.

The results of this test seemed promising for a start but after repeating the test a number of times I found inconsitant results which lead to the conclusion that slight air movements could be enough to push the baldes in any direction, so this test could only be carried out in a sealed environment, ideally in a vacuum, so I will park this test for another time when I can get better equipment.

Experiment # 2: Tilted washer vs. the Flat washer

While setting up the first experiment using some nice heavy volcanic rocks as mass objects and 50mm washers as swing arm weights,I noticed that the washers on the swing arms had come to rest about 100mm away from the volcanic rocks, and they had stayed like that over night. I though that was interesting as it seemed like it should have been close enough for the gravity attraction to move it to the volcanic rocks even if it did take all night.? So I thought I would try the washers on the 65 degree angle and they instantly moved across to the volcanic rocks. So I set up the cameras and ran both tests to show the results and posted them onto YouTube. So this observation breaks Newton's law in two ways

Observations that break Newton's law of gravity.

1 There seems to be a distance at which there is no gravitational attraction between the two objects no matter how long you wait

2 There seems to be a difference between the same objects speed and distance based on the size of the surfaces facing each other

Both these observation are at odds with Newton's claims and when I showed this video to a helpful Physicist he claimed that there must be too much tension in the nylon causing the attraction force to move to quickly that expected. I explained that the test rig had plenty of time to find its resting point and there was no tension in the nylon pushing the arm, which was evident in the way the experiment was run in both directions.

However I will re-run this experiment in another test Rig #3 which will have an enclosure around it to prevent any possible air movement affecting the swing arm as well as place a clock and more footage to demonstrate the at rest position. 

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