Perpetual motion machines
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Perpetual motion is against the laws of physics. Closest thing ever achieved is superconductors but they need 'work' done in order to keep them at very low temperature.
FAKE.
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5. master_shake 1 year ago
So I play along and look up the link (in the description) and even that disproves this. If he actually had perpetual motion he would be rich to say the least.
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8. desertstorm 1 year ago
Actually, all of these are extremely useful things, as they challenge us to study physics to really understand, WHY they are impossible. 
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9. BenderBRodriguez 1 year ago
Never underestimate fossil fuels lobby, there were many inventions that would make oil look like a legacy crap but people behind the oil are rich and can afford to make threats and control governments so it's even easier to threaten or kill some puny inventors...
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10. Comment rated too low. Show this comment moese 1 year ago
to the fake-sayers: these "machines" actually work as long as gravity is present - but they would NOT work in a closed system (zero gravity vacuum)!
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11. desertstorm 1 year ago
#10 We have a problem here, dear Sir, because Boyl's self-flowing flasks and shifting-weight overbalanced wheels DO NOT WORK in ANY circumstances, regardless of the presence or absence of gravity, atmospheric pressure, etc. Go read Wikipedia or something... 
P.S. Just to enlighten you more on the marvels of physics: You can't find a place in the observable universe, where gravitational force equals zero, as, according to the current theory of physics, it has infinite range.
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14. loadrunner 1 year ago
And if you made one, it never returns the energy it took to create it, and it needs energy to get it in motion. But if you have one and it keeps in motion, and it uses all energy it creates, you have some awesome desktop toy.
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16. binarybill 1 year ago
Yup. true perpetual motion is impossible, but do you want to know the nearest thing to perpetual motion that we are all closely associated with? Well.... you're standing on it! Earth! For approximately 4.5 billion years this planet has been going around and around and around the sun, and spinning on its own axis. And it doesn't look as if it's gonna stop any day soon.
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Guess what, as long as you put energy into the system it'll run. The sun, earth, your car, or those obscure "perpetuals". If you stop giving them additional energy they'll slow down.
By the way, days are getting longer on earth - the 40 hour day is coming. Just will take quite a while...
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18. Comment rated too low. Show this comment binarybill 1 year ago
#17. Good point. It's estimated that the Earth's rotation is slowing by about 1.4 milliseconds per solar day per century. Now, trace that back to when the planet was first formed, and you'll see that back then, the length of an Earth day/night rotation cycle was only about 6.5 hours!
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at 5:04 you can see how the central wheel suddenly starts to rotate on it's own this model is fake for sure
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these machines would never start working if there wasn't humans hand giving them starting kinetic energy. and gravity ofc.
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23. Comment rated too low. Show this comment Jugernux 1 year ago
It’s a good thing the laws of physics have never been wrong or had to be rewritten throughout the history of man. Just ask the Wright Brothers. Also it’s not like any government would keep this information from us. They only make about 55 cents for every gallon sold in this country. So they would not have any invested interest to keep this information hidden. Come on who do you think runs this country the oil companies? We can trust the government, Right? 
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#16: the earth is essentially an enormous flywheel. But it, too, will eventually stop under the influence of tidal motion (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tide#Earth_tides). It already stopped the moon.
All the examples in the film are typical 'classical' Newtonian physics. At that scale, all things must come to an end. But in quantum physics, nothing ever stops.
By some argument our entire universe came from...essentially nothing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ImvlS8PLIo (A Universe from Nothing).
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25. Comment rated too low. Show this comment mailher 1 year ago
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1. Comment rated too low. Show this comment thejackel 1 year ago
someone has to say it
fake!