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The one ball literally never got to take a full ride! It was stick the whole time and at the very end it finally got into the elevator and you shut if off last minute....that poor ball
Imagine if the balls are sphere magnets, rolling down flat copper coils, the coils connected to a capacitor. The energy stored in the capacitor, over some time, can be enough to drive the motor and the system runs itself?
@@ludicscience Gravity is the constant applied force external to the system, so it would be consistent with physics. Gravity always pulls the balls down the ramp, it would convert the rolling force of a moving magnetic field into current in the coil and charge on the capacitor plates.
Ever simply and clever videos. Thousand of thanks.
Nice alternative to the steel wire tracks. I may try it. Thanks for this.
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The one ball literally never got to take a full ride! It was stick the whole time and at the very end it finally got into the elevator and you shut if off last minute....that poor ball
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Imagine if the balls are sphere magnets, rolling down flat copper coils, the coils connected to a capacitor. The energy stored in the capacitor, over some time, can be enough to drive the motor and the system runs itself?
No, that would violate the laws of physics
@@ludicscience Gravity is the constant applied force external to the system, so it would be consistent with physics. Gravity always pulls the balls down the ramp, it would convert the rolling force of a moving magnetic field into current in the coil and charge on the capacitor plates.