Space craft?

Question

if you delvelope a object to spin around in a circle on a gyryoscope and on the spinning axis u put heavy objects in an evenly distributed space. causing the object to push forward if given a higher amount of wieght in one ball .. if in space this will throw the object towards a certain direction..

making it spin in such away that it throws the object foward..

Answer 1

This is a very vague description.
If you're trying to get thrust output from a closed system of rotating bodies, it won't work. Every possible variant on the idea has been built and went nowhere. Any eccentric mass that moves in one direction must eventually move back or it's just a one-time effect.
On the other hand, if you're using rotation to impart velocity to a mass which you then release, you're merely doing what rockets already do, throwing away mass to get thrust.