Floating underwire weight channeling device

Abstract

The Floating underwire-weight channeling device can be inserted into any bra to alleviate the weight of breasts. It functions by both redirecting weight in a circular direction by introducing a fixed position/epicenter from which weight moves about as explained by Euler's theorem. By connecting the bands of a bra to the curve of the metal, one can direct the weight of breasts from the center closure to the bands. An additional benefit to the wearer is also the ability to open the bra from the front by use of the same closure piece. Its application is simply replacing the underwire of any bra with this floating underwire device. In summary, whenever an object is tied to a fixed position, the gravitational force experienced by that object is directed in a circle. Think of the curved underwire frame as that circle and the center closure as the fixed position. Lastly think of a bra band as an interception of the circles of force, such that the entire weight is essentially re-directed to the band. This interconnected system of circular forces defines the floating lift.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A weight channeling underwire that re-directs the weight of the breasts directly to the band. 
     
     
         2 . An apparatus of  claim 1  wherein a center closure that directs the weight in a circular motion so it is intercepted by the bra band as shown by Euler's theorem. 
     
     
         3 . An apparatus of  claim 1  wherein a center busk closure connecting both frames of the underwire. 
     
     
         4 . An apparatus of  claim 1  wherein the arms attached to the underwire frame that attach to the cup of a bra to direct the entire weight of the cup to the underwire frame. 
     
     
         5 . An apparatus of  claim 1  wherein internal springs within the device that absorb the weight sustained by the arms.