Perpetual Motion

Seth Lowell -- 11-Nov-2012 08:36:12 am -- cant even watch videos anymore with all the advertisements. Sk Ali -- 08-Nov-2012 06:11:04 pm -- maybe these motions may help to explain the pyramids. Val Octave Quasar -- 30-Aug-2012 07:48:23 pm -- Let me clarify for the conspiracy morons who think we can produce electrical power from such devices: energy does not come from nowhere... all these devices do is create a potential barrier, which leads to a potential well. Think of it that way, you are on bicycle at altitude 0. You're on flat ground, but you have a downward slope ahead, so you give yourself just a little "push", then it's downhill to -10m. Without putting any effort, you'll go back up to 0m, because because of the small amount of energy you spent at the start. Then you go downhill again and so on, until all the initial energy is depleted from friction forces. With minimal effort at the beginning, you can keep your motion for a very long time, which can create the illusion of perpetual motion; but eventually, just as surely as gravity keeps people like you on this planet (unfortunately) you'll slowdown. And at one point you can't reach 0m anymore because your speed is too low, and the motion stops. Now put a ابراهيم المري -- 21-Aug-2012 01:44:14 am -- ahh o.o one comment I think all those will stop due friction factor coz there isn't a motion with out friction plus every action = and opposite reaction so E.X 5 new-ten(action )+ 5( - 2 friction) = 3 if we repeat it the will power will decrease until it reach 0 "correct me if I'm wrong o.o". Aaron Maschner -- 17-Aug-2012 11:26:48 am -- No way the flask is real. The water would only go as high as the level in the flask. Also, you may notice that it takes a moment to start flowing, and is clear to start with. My guess is there's something in that lower "handle" that pushes the water. The circle thing has starts and stops as does the one with marbles. Like stated before, all will lose out to friction. Jade Mcdonald -- 02-Aug-2012 11:43:28 pm -- Now I'd like to see one of those power a lightbulb.. Ahmedali Ali -- 24-May-2012 01:57:27 am -- cccnjmmfykjk Pradevica Deca -- 17-May-2012 03:59:40 pm -- ghendenk.......... عمادحمدى حمدى -- 17-May-2012 09:58:27 am -- were to be able to harvest energy/electricity out of nowhere. This would be an awesome discovery, worthy of the nobel prize. Antonis Galatista -- 22-Apr-2012 04:03:36 am -- ta apla an den ta gnoriseis kalytera.. MichelCardin -- 15-Apr-2012 02:49:55 am -- It's funny how when I explained how to use this to create energy; they deleted all the comments and all it needs is to subcidise gravity with springs on each of these but of course these springs would need to be very long as to not have much of an effect between the highest and lowest position of then as they go around. Selfish morons. Darin Deal -- 15-Apr-2012 12:26:05 am -- what the hell? MichelCardin -- 14-Apr-2012 06:15:28 am -- Now where did all your comments go? I wonder. Sir Crushalot -- 11-Apr-2012 01:04:13 am -- .... physics. These contraptions are "pseudo" perpetual - each closed system could theoretically perpetuate forever; however, the one looming issue becomes that of friction. Sir Crushalot -- 11-Apr-2012 12:58:50 am -- Capillary action for the win.