Read what is in the description link before judging! You will find this: "Perpetual motion, although impossible to produce, has fascinated both inventors and the general public for hundreds of years."
"Perpetual Motion Machines" do not generate energy. They are just very efficient at transferring very little force into a lot of motion. Any attempt to havest that energy or even rubbing your hand against it, will reveal that there is very little energy powering these devices to begin with, in fact, slightly less energy than it took to start it.
+Mārtiņš Rozenbergs True Perpetual Motion Machines do not exist. Even the most well made ones will eventually slow down and stop due to friction and other factors if they do not have additional outside energy put in to sustain it. Think of a pocket watch, taking a few seconds to wind it and it will run a very complicated and precise machine running all day. However, the next day it needs to be wound again, or it'll eventually slow down and die. Same idea. A true perpetual motion machine would be wound once and would be able to sustain itself without being touched or having a batter or even taking in solar energy or being moved to self wind.
Cool video. Though I'm a bit ignorant on the subject, isn't perpetual motion supposed to be impossible? Sure, most of these machines can run for awhile, but will eventually halt due to external conditions, right? Give most of these (including your Part 1 video) a couple hours and they may stop functioning. Bah, impressive and interesting no less.
+SlamifiedBuddafied i cant say all, but most of them are being runt by an egine of some sort, for example on part 1, the blue water one, it says that the weight of the water pushes it down, but water pressure varies only on height, so it must have some kind of pump, probably in that black brace that secures the pipe to the table
+Explore&ShootTV If you look closely, similar observations to the one you wrote are valid for almost all braces you see in the vid. The shots are meticulously taken so that the source of energy is hidden, in most cases (if not in all). There is even a screw that starts and stops moving at some point, which is probably associated with a torque given by a motor. But those are nice toys to fool people.
+Explore&ShootTV It must. You can even see air bubbles shooting through the water at first. Plus the delay as the pump fills. That water should have gone through the tube instantly. No doubt camera angles hiding the giveaways.
В первом механизме можно увеличить КПД путём создания направленного удара, как при втором. Третий выходит за рамки моего понимания - это представляется мне открытием.
+ThePapino134 A prepetual machine would only accelerate if it had no forces to stop it! On earth you will have gravity and air recistance, but everywhere in the universe you have friction to overcome.... Than again making a machine that does neither accelerate and decellerate would be impossible. for example a "newton's cradle" seems to have figured out that stuff, but if you wait long enough they also stop...
Wow, very smart thinking. The big arc piece does 3 things. 1) It takes the weight off of the spinning assembly at the top of the down hill trek, 2) it rotates the weight on that same smaller wheel so that it cocks it back to create a kenetic downhill golf swing potential, then 3) releases the weight into the golf swing to maximize the downhill swing thrust, while the weights on the other two wheels have their weights hanging free and closer to the center, allowing them to rise due to the fact that the big wheel has less weight to lift on that side. In turn, PM, and a very nice version of an alternating weight wheel PMM.
Very cool. BTW if anyone is still gullible enough to think these are real, read the guy's website, it say's "My Perpetual Motion Machines models are of motorized versions that were built to illustrate how they were supposed to work in the minds of Inventors. "
Although these machines can't provide unlimited energy the unbalanced wheel and the three beams perpetual star can be dramatically improved and can be an electrical fan needing far less energy
As these machines are not accelerating this only shows conservation of energy. Perpetual motion is real, I reference Newton: "An object... in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force," but the motion ceases to be perpetual once you try to tap it for energy.
Imagine if these PM machines (Like the suspended gear mecha) could be applied to large-scale industrial applications, like power generation; Electric power for ETERNITY for ANY city and totally green on top of it! Alas, in a perfect world...
All I see is visual stimulation that creates thoughtful dialogue in the comments. I think it's a win win. The fail is that we can't come up with a way to convert a slight amount of energy to a major amount of energy without combusting fuel to slam through life.
these are brilliant, harnessing the power of gravity - there is so much potential in perpetual motion - to design a perpetual engine that provides power efficiently (i.e. in vast quantities) is the future of power on earth! After the deign has been completed, a perpetual engine should generate power indefinitely if maintenance was not an issue.
Some of those are alright. The last one might be workable. When the weight is swinging from one stanchion to the next, a magnet could accelerate it's velocity. It would actually take 2 magnets so the weight could split their attraction. :-)
Opposing magnets push against each other. The key to harness their power is being able to block them, creating an on- off effect, similar to a electric motor. The electric motor dors it with a armature and brushes. On, off, on, off. The magnetic force can be blocked using chrome plated stainless steel. Almost all modern electric motors use permanent magnets, making them brushless, and very much more efficient. The next step is to use permanemt magnets opposing each other with a lightweight blocking mechanism, thus eliminating the need for electricity. Im sure this has been done, is probably patented, and buried by the powers that be.
The second toy receives energy from Earths gravity to continue rotating. When the springs bend backwards, it converts gravitational energy into elastic potential energy, which is released when the spring hits the spoke.
I just discussed this with a couple of so Called engineer friends and its really tough to argue with people who don't want to listen to an argument based on facts.
so, you were trying to argue what? because for what you're saying, i assume the engineers were trying to say that perpetual machines don't exist and are impossible to make. either that or these are the most stupid engineers ever. care to explain?
There is this thing at my local playground and its tilted. when you sit on it. you slowly begin to spin, your weight throwing it to make it go faster and faster.
screw the definition of perpetual motion, why has no-one hooked a dynamo up to like 300 of these and emplyed a few people to walk around and poke them with a stick every now and again
extremally unefficient. dynamo wpuld put put near all energy in secounds fron them and even if someone would poke it constantly... well it would be more efficient to just spin dynamo by yourself but as you probably know its waaaay less efficient that for example water turbine
If you watch at the 3:04 mark, you can see the shadow of the motor driving the two yellow wheels. I know its fake but that is just an insult that they didn't think anyone would notice.
In the last one, the arm is leading the pendulum. Not the other way around... That one has to have spmekind of motor in it because the arm moves too robotically and again, it leads the pendulum, which shouldn't happen in that type of machine. The pendelum is the only source of enegry so it should be pulling the arm, but if you watch closely, it doesn't.
No se equivoquen es solo energia perpetua Si es capas de girar < mas no capas de generar energia > ''Solo es un hermoso adorno '' si no me creen compruébenlo
I know you put a large amount of effort into all these things but it's so obvious that they can never work (energy can never be created or destroyed ^^)
My god, why is everyone freaking the hell out about these machines. Of course perpetual motion doesn't work due to the law of conservation of energy. That doesn't necessarily mean that the machines are motorized or anything. It is likely that they have minimal friction allowing them to run for a long time. Eventually, however, they will stop due to imperfect conversion of potential energy to kinetic energy (heat and friction). some of these you can buy online and test for yourself like the carousel one.
Of all the 'perpetual motion' machines you've built, which one(s) actually perform the best 'unaided' ? You must be one of only a very small number of people able to answer this with any authority. I'm intrigued.
Most of these I wonder how much energy loss you're getting from the mechanisms, and suggest a control using just a single wheel on one of those bearings. However, I have to admit the last one was pretty cool. I might replicate that as a desk toy some day.
these are really cool, but like everyone already said, there's no such thing-maybe they go for a long time.....hell, maybe for a reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally long time, but even then, the parts themselves are subject to physically eroding over time due to friction, so.....eventually they WILL stop, all energy concerns aside
I've seen so many videos of yours, some of them are hilarious but some I have doubts, I think that they might work perpetually. I beleave in perpetual machines. So has any of your machines worked?
with each rotation fresh energy is being supplied from gravity. The definition of a perpetual motion machine is one that requires no additional energy after the first "push". to be truly perpetual motion machine a they should work horizontally as well
Jason Rainbow no. that is incorrect. the machines always have the same potential energy no matter what orientation they are. the problem is that eventually, the battery will run out.
Your craftsmanship and ability to build these machines is amazing!!! I love this. Two questions...first, is gravity considered an energy source when it comes to perpetual motion? And second, I know that perpetual motion isn't possible. But if it was, wouldn't the machine go faster and faster til it broke up? What stops your machines from speeding up? Maybe the fight between both forces?
I can' t belive then the fourth model is perpetual, I think is impossible, why is it perpetual? I can't see any think then demonstrate it. Behind the model is there a motor?
The sun burns hydrogen eventually dying out BUT it heats the earth, water evaporates, rain, lakes are replenished, gravity pushes water through turbines, electricity. ... the sun heats earth, wind blows, wind turbines turn, electricity.
Lol, first video; real! Not even showing full pictured- comments go mad Second video; still real! Being care full to try show fully picture- comments still pissed Third video; WARNING! Not perpetual
There are people in the world who head down paths without gathering information. So we need to condemn them without gathering information, to prove we know more? Do any of these work? How should I know? Not enough information.
Eventually it would wear out so how can this possibly be perpetual? Definition of "Perpetual" : adjective 1. continuing or enduring forever; everlasting. 2. continuing or continued without intermission or interruption; ceaseless.Any manmade machine will wear out eventually. So how can this be considered "Perpetual"?
Like all these, they are not perpetual motion machines in the true sense, because they are either harnessing an external energy source, in the form of gravity, and each in their own way are slowing the earth down, or they don't show you behind the machine where the motor is
Odd.... with the one that looks like two masking tape rolls with a weird gear thing in the middle, the shadow behind the right tape roll is bulging.... perhaps an electric motor... just an observation....
ces machines ne sont qu'auto-suffisantes, quand bien même elles n'ont pas d apport d énergie externe... il n y a guère que la première machine de la première vidéo qui pourrait produire de l'énergie, puisque l'eau subit l attraction terrestre mais il faudrait vérifier que le montage fonctionne vraiment chez soi, avant toute chose
Read what is in the description link before judging!
You will find this: "Perpetual motion, although impossible to produce, has fascinated both inventors and the general public for hundreds of years."
"Perpetual Motion Machines" do not generate energy. They are just very efficient at transferring very little force into a lot of motion. Any attempt to havest that energy or even rubbing your hand against it, will reveal that there is very little energy powering these devices to begin with, in fact, slightly less energy than it took to start it.
I don't understand what do you mean by putting quote marks?
+Mārtiņš Rozenbergs True Perpetual Motion Machines do not exist. Even the most well made ones will eventually slow down and stop due to friction and other factors if they do not have additional outside energy put in to sustain it.
Think of a pocket watch, taking a few seconds to wind it and it will run a very complicated and precise machine running all day. However, the next day it needs to be wound again, or it'll eventually slow down and die. Same idea.
A true perpetual motion machine would be wound once and would be able to sustain itself without being touched or having a batter or even taking in solar energy or being moved to self wind.
Prolly meant scare-quotes around 'perpetual'.
Too bad friction is a thing lol.
"Perpetual motion" my ass.
the freeman said it, therefore it must be true! and where's your next game! it's been like 12 years man!
mrtannzr
Don't tell GabeN you saw me here, that may delay the game another century.
Gordon Freeman your secret is safe with me!
+mrtannzr me too ;-)
hl4 confirmed
love these ,trying to figure out where the electric motor is hidden LOL
Cool video.
Though I'm a bit ignorant on the subject, isn't perpetual motion supposed to be impossible? Sure, most of these machines can run for awhile, but will eventually halt due to external conditions, right? Give most of these (including your Part 1 video) a couple hours and they may stop functioning.
Bah, impressive and interesting no less.
+SlamifiedBuddafied i cant say all, but most of them are being runt by an egine of some sort,
for example on part 1, the blue water one, it says that the weight of the water pushes it down, but water pressure varies only on height, so it must have some kind of pump, probably in that black brace that secures the pipe to the table
+Explore&ShootTV If you look closely, similar observations to the one you wrote are valid for almost all braces you see in the vid. The shots are meticulously taken so that the source of energy is hidden, in most cases (if not in all).
There is even a screw that starts and stops moving at some point, which is probably associated with a torque given by a motor. But those are nice toys to fool people.
VeteranVandal and they must have given a load of hoursn to make, and they are well made
Explore&ShootTV
I have to admit that they are well made - and will create a good conversation topic (but not energy), if not anything else.
+Explore&ShootTV It must. You can even see air bubbles shooting through the water at first. Plus the delay as the pump fills. That water should have gone through the tube instantly. No doubt camera angles hiding the giveaways.
В первом механизме можно увеличить КПД путём создания направленного удара, как при втором. Третий выходит за рамки моего понимания - это представляется мне открытием.
if your stuff was really creating energy it would accelerate infinitly
EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!!
+ThePapino134 and can't be stopped...
No, it wouldnt, because its Fake. xD
No shit!
+ThePapino134 A prepetual machine would only accelerate if it had no forces to stop it! On earth you will have gravity and air recistance, but everywhere in the universe you have friction to overcome....
Than again making a machine that does neither accelerate and decellerate would be impossible. for example a "newton's cradle" seems to have figured out that stuff, but if you wait long enough they also stop...
Wow, very smart thinking. The big arc piece does 3 things. 1) It takes the weight off of the spinning assembly at the top of the down hill trek, 2) it rotates the weight on that same smaller wheel so that it cocks it back to create a kenetic downhill golf swing potential, then 3) releases the weight into the golf swing to maximize the downhill swing thrust, while the weights on the other two wheels have their weights hanging free and closer to the center, allowing them to rise due to the fact that the big wheel has less weight to lift on that side. In turn, PM, and a very nice version of an alternating weight wheel PMM.
Very cool. BTW if anyone is still gullible enough to think these are real, read the guy's website, it say's "My Perpetual Motion Machines models are of motorized versions that were built to illustrate how they were supposed to work in the minds of
Inventors. "
oooh the last one is gorgeous
I love that you can even see the last one slowing down lol
10,550 people are bad at physics.
Or they know how to read the description
+shut your face! actually this description doesn't mention that
sorry yup, it was in part 1's
Oh but it only takes one person not to read the part one description.
This guy is replicating perpetual inventions made before. He knows they aren't perpetual he just makes them to make them
Although these machines can't provide unlimited energy the unbalanced wheel and the three beams perpetual star can be dramatically improved and can be an electrical fan needing far less energy
The first one is SO OBVIOUSLY powered that I'm surprised he even showed it.
...nevermind, they're all obvious; I don't know who would fall for these.
You don't get something for nothing.
***** What's your theory?
***** Alright.
DrLeroyGreen what is nothing ?
Gravity is a force
SUCKRPUNCHED If it keeps on moving, then he's using more than just gravity.
I don't care if they are fake or real
They are just cool to watch
cool toys... (obviously not infinite free energy, but people strangely want to complain) ... LOVE the suspended wheel one :D :)
As these machines are not accelerating this only shows conservation of energy. Perpetual motion is real, I reference Newton: "An object... in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force," but the motion ceases to be perpetual once you try to tap it for energy.
I work in the Electric Utility Industry. Please believe that if the Industry could actually make a perpetual motion machine, it would!
Yes (and these is not prepetual because they are powered by gravity or something else but do not power themselves)
Imagine if these PM machines (Like the suspended gear mecha) could be applied to large-scale industrial applications, like power generation; Electric power for ETERNITY for ANY city and totally green on top of it! Alas, in a perfect world...
All I see is visual stimulation that creates thoughtful dialogue in the comments. I think it's a win win. The fail is that we can't come up with a way to convert a slight amount of energy to a major amount of energy without combusting fuel to slam through life.
these are brilliant, harnessing the power of gravity - there is so much potential in perpetual motion - to design a perpetual engine that provides power efficiently (i.e. in vast quantities) is the future of power on earth! After the deign has been completed, a perpetual engine should generate power indefinitely if maintenance was not an issue.
This is strangely satisfying
Some of those are alright. The last one might be workable. When the weight is swinging from one stanchion to the next, a magnet could accelerate it's velocity. It would actually take 2 magnets so the weight could split their attraction. :-)
It's very well done because the hidden motor is not visible at all. But you and I know that there is one :-)
I might try some of these machines to see if they actually work. I'm not taking anyone's word for it, I'd rather see for myself.
more bs
ghettohillbilly1 sure
+ghettohillbilly1 i agree
+ghettohillbilly1 but he's generating enough views(ads) to keep him going...
+Aaron “Tyme2wakeup” Melancon idiot
+veproject1 Perpetual motion os not possible. Sooner or later, all machines will run out of energy if they are not supplied.
Opposing magnets push against each other. The key to harness their power is being able to block them, creating an on- off effect, similar to a electric motor. The electric motor dors it with a armature and brushes. On, off, on, off. The magnetic force can be blocked using chrome plated stainless steel. Almost all modern electric motors use permanent magnets, making them brushless, and very much more efficient. The next step is to use permanemt magnets opposing each other with a lightweight blocking mechanism, thus eliminating the need for electricity. Im sure this has been done, is probably patented, and buried by the powers that be.
The Unbalanced Wheel goes to the beat of the background music.
This type of stuff is so interesting, if we could use this to create power we would be so set
最后一个，重物刚到中间的时候，杆就转了。同步没做好，建议加一个重物位置检测的部分，还有杆的转动不要一下下的，应该有加速减速的过程，可以参考正弦波。最后希望你在这条路上越走越远。
They may be able to keep themselves running, but the moment you require it to do any "work" it would stop.
The second toy receives energy from Earths gravity to continue rotating. When the springs bend backwards, it converts gravitational energy into elastic potential energy, which is released when the spring hits the spoke.
Any machine of this vídeo is perfect. All have some pauses. With the friction the machines will stop in one of this pauses later or earlier.
I just discussed this with a couple of so Called engineer friends and its really tough to argue with people who don't want to listen to an argument based on facts.
so, you were trying to argue what? because for what you're saying, i assume the engineers were trying to say that perpetual machines don't exist and are impossible to make. either that or these are the most stupid engineers ever. care to explain?
Really nice video ... you should make a machine that starts a light LED or something like that.
There is this thing at my local playground and its tilted. when you sit on it. you slowly begin to spin, your weight throwing it to make it go faster and faster.
Genius....
how
screw the definition of perpetual motion, why has no-one hooked a dynamo up to like 300 of these and emplyed a few people to walk around and poke them with a stick every now and again
extremally unefficient. dynamo wpuld put put near all energy in secounds fron them and even if someone would poke it constantly... well it would be more efficient to just spin dynamo by yourself but as you probably know its waaaay less efficient that for example water turbine
mine-cake , How about, get a bunch of people to push a gigantic dynamo and then poke whoever is slowing down, stumbling, or slacking off.
You might not be able to make an motor for moving vehicles with this kind of stuff but you can use them for charging batteries.
If you watch at the 3:04 mark, you can see the shadow of the motor driving the two yellow wheels. I know its fake but that is just an insult that they didn't think anyone would notice.
Its pretty convenient that we cannot see the back side of the machine, or under the table.
the video was quite entertaining, but the audio track is unnecessary.
works on the principle of perpetual repetitive musical motion.
In the last one, the arm is leading the pendulum. Not the other way around... That one has to have spmekind of motor in it because the arm moves too robotically and again, it leads the pendulum, which shouldn't happen in that type of machine. The pendelum is the only source of enegry so it should be pulling the arm, but if you watch closely, it doesn't.
No se equivoquen es solo energia perpetua Si es capas de girar < mas no capas de generar energia > ''Solo es un hermoso adorno '' si no me creen compruébenlo
A constant rotation speed is an evidence that there is no extra energy. And massive stands ;)
If these machines really work, why not display them in a more convincing way? Such as build it with something transparent?
The real art of being an inventor of perpetual motion machines is the art of hiding the energy you put into the system in plain sight.
I know you put a large amount of effort into all these things but it's so obvious that they can never work (energy can never be created or destroyed ^^)
Wow the music is just like the sound my migraine headache makes.
My god, why is everyone freaking the hell out about these machines. Of course perpetual motion doesn't work due to the law of conservation of energy. That doesn't necessarily mean that the machines are motorized or anything. It is likely that they have minimal friction allowing them to run for a long time. Eventually, however, they will stop due to imperfect conversion of potential energy to kinetic energy (heat and friction). some of these you can buy online and test for yourself like the carousel one.
thats where physics belong to be...thanks prof..
can watch these for hours
The last one is super cool
Of all the 'perpetual motion' machines you've built, which one(s) actually perform the best 'unaided' ?
You must be one of only a very small number of people able to answer this with any authority.
I'm intrigued.
*DISCLAIMER* They have had admitted that these devices are powered by a electrical motor which is battery charged. ( information from else where )
link?
they might look like they work but they'll eventually stop
Most of these I wonder how much energy loss you're getting from the mechanisms, and suggest a control using just a single wheel on one of those bearings. However, I have to admit the last one was pretty cool. I might replicate that as a desk toy some day.
these are really cool, but like everyone already said, there's no such thing-maybe they go for a long time.....hell, maybe for a reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally long time, but even then, the parts themselves are subject to physically eroding over time due to friction, so.....eventually they WILL stop, all energy concerns aside
I've seen so many videos of yours, some of them are hilarious but some I have doubts, I think that they might work perpetually. I beleave in perpetual machines. So has any of your machines worked?
The mechanical version of flat earthers.
4:43 That Carousel machine is cute :)
this is some cool stuff ,I just got smarter and improved my imagination,thankyou
hmmm.... they all have an unusually large base... it's almost like THERE IS A FRKN MOTOR POWERING THEM!
Make one without a box with the motor underneath.
You still need external force - aka Gravity to keep this machines moving...
the video is edited, awnful continued action
these have applications to create electricity ! this is dope.
with each rotation fresh energy is being supplied from gravity. The definition of a perpetual motion machine is one that requires no additional energy after the first "push". to be truly perpetual motion machine a they should work horizontally as well
Jason Rainbow no. that is incorrect. the machines always have the same potential energy no matter what orientation they are. the problem is that eventually, the battery will run out.
cela est très bien fait mais, pour moi, impossible car il y a longtemps que nous en aurions tiré de l'énergie.
In the first one their is a belt in the back
Cool motorized toys
Your craftsmanship and ability to build these machines is amazing!!! I love this. Two questions...first, is gravity considered an energy source when it comes to perpetual motion? And second, I know that perpetual motion isn't possible. But if it was, wouldn't the machine go faster and faster til it broke up? What stops your machines from speeding up? Maybe the fight between both forces?
La gravité n'est pas considéré comme une énergie mais comme une force par les lois de la thermodynamiques
@@alainhelautre2167 Thank you!! I LOVE THIS STUFF!!! :)
Well, the one at 5:19 was wound by an elastic band in the base, but still, interesting idea. Look up "string things"
Well, if this were for real, then this guy would be one of the richest dudes on the planet. Hell, just selling them as toys would make him rich.
Another excellent video. 💙 T.E.N.
Can someone please explain to me roughly how the Three Beams Perpetual star works?
panned in to slow the swinging on one of the "satellites" on the first pmm. still cool tho
I can' t belive then the fourth model is perpetual, I think is impossible, why is it perpetual?
I can't see any think then demonstrate it.
Behind the model is there a motor?
At 1:40, the machine falls in beat with the song!
The sun burns hydrogen eventually dying out BUT it heats the earth, water evaporates, rain, lakes are replenished, gravity pushes water through turbines, electricity. ... the sun heats earth, wind blows, wind turbines turn, electricity.
Its not perpetual but its "free"
For the first machine, that blue box is the secret ingredient. For the carousel ....that so obviously fake :))
These are clearly not Defying physics. Actually these are pure science.
Only not good/ fast enough to produce electricity...
Lol,
first video; real! Not even showing full pictured- comments go mad
Second video; still real! Being care full to try show fully picture- comments still pissed
Third video; WARNING! Not perpetual
There are people in the world who head down paths without gathering information.
So we need to condemn them without gathering information, to prove we know more?
Do any of these work? How should I know? Not enough information.
Eventually it would wear out so how can this possibly be perpetual? Definition of "Perpetual" : adjective 1. continuing or enduring forever; everlasting. 2. continuing or continued without intermission or interruption; ceaseless.Any manmade machine will wear out eventually. So how can this be considered "Perpetual"?
Lol, do you see how constant the wheels are moving? You could have at least attempted to make it seem real
i like the last one
Like all these, they are not perpetual motion machines in the true sense, because they are either harnessing an external energy source, in the form of gravity, and each in their own way are slowing the earth down, or they don't show you behind the machine where the motor is
Odd.... with the one that looks like two masking tape rolls with a weird gear thing in the middle, the shadow behind the right tape roll is bulging.... perhaps an electric motor... just an observation....
But the question is, can they produce more energy than they consume?
why dont you make a video where you build it from scratch, and not with pre-made parts so we have proof its not being powered by a motor
Man, this guy went through a lot of effort to make these totally useless, though interesting, contraptions.
spring break modern understanding of physics confirmed...
ces machines ne sont qu'auto-suffisantes, quand bien même elles n'ont pas d apport d énergie externe... il n y a guère que la première machine de la première vidéo qui pourrait produire de l'énergie, puisque l'eau subit l attraction terrestre mais il faudrait vérifier que le montage fonctionne vraiment chez soi, avant toute chose
Ich habe auch schon ein paar Perpetuum Mobiles erfunden... Aber bei Patentieren haben sie es immer gemerkt. ;-(
Aren't Voyager I and II perpetual motion machines? I might be mistaken of course.
none of these overbalanced wheels work because eventually they will stop
magnets can never be used because eventually they are demagnetized
pmm 2 is impossible coz there is gravitational force may applied
I like the music.
Is a hydrogen atom with its orbiting electron a perpetual motion machine?