Abstract: An apparatus and method of using compressed air to move fluid thereby creating a gravity differential of suspended fluid tanks. The apparatus comprises a first tank, a second tank, a glide track, a glide car, an air compressor, a diaphragm pump, an air storage vessel, and a brake system. Fluid is pumped from one tank to the other tank, thus causing the two tanks to rise and lower accordingly. The rotational force and associated rotational spin associated with the raising and lowering of the tanks may be harnessed.

Abstract: A dynamic mass torque generator for producing renewable energy, the dynamic mass torque generator comprising a dynamic mass assembly, wherein the dynamic mass assembly comprises a ballast tank disposed on ballast tank support arms with distal ends of the ballast tank support arms hingeably attached to a glide car via ballast tank support arm hinges and a counter-weight ballast tank disposed on counter-weight ballast tank support arms with distal ends of the counter-weight ballast tank support arms hingeably attached to the glide car via counter-weight ballast tank support arm hinges, wherein the dynamic mass assembly transfers fluid between the ballast tank and the counter-weight ballast tank using a ballast pump to generate torque; and a torsion spring assembly coupled to the dynamic mass assembly, wherein the torsion spring assembly comprises an angle bevel gear-drive coupled to a torsion-spring axel and a crankshaft gear-drive intercept, using a torsion-spring shaft coupling, wherein the angle bevel gear-d