  The kinetic energy of a local system of objects placed in a curved spacetime
is gained by the subsequent acceleration of the object following the more
contracted region of spacetime. Normally this happens near massive gravitating
stars. However, the gravitational dipole moment has been shown to be capable of
self creating asymmetrically distorted spacetime in its vicinity, therby,
capable of being accelerated indefinitely following the successive self created
loophole of the spacetime. Localization of this kinetic energy may be possible
by designing a system that uses the artificially created gavitational dipole
moments to rotate the main axis. A mechanical constraint is derived for the
extraction of unlimited gravitational energy from such system.
