Momentum Conservation And Equilibrium Expansions

eggster7

22nd October 2009 - 11:52 PM

Howdy, got a new method of reinforcing building and structure frames that is called Continuous Structural Reinforcing Systems, that looks like has a lot of Third Laws of Physics expansions that may be beneficial in the research into the Theories of Relativity and Quantum Physics.

My disecertation is as follows: "Installed flexible continuous steel structural strap-nets and extensions uniformly conserves movement and momentum of building and structure frame bodies, components, and connections."

I have built some working prototypes and have videoed some collision impact tests that can be found on YouTube, Channel eggster7, for your review.

What are your thoughts on this new Third Laws expansion, and what applications do you see useful with this technology?

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