Sup /g/. Let's talk about perpetual motion machines and free energy generators. Imbalanced system, Induction expulsion, exchange force pulse system, anything really. I know it's not about computers, but technology is more than just computers, and wouldn't it be neat if you could power that computer or smartphone of yours forever, without needing to power or recharge it?
Has anyone done their own experiments with one? Are there any out there that interest you?
go drink bleach
>>53350114
Sad, I thought this board would be safe from anti-PM shills. Guess not.
>>53350296
fuck your mother
>>53350083
they used to interest me at a deeper level, now they're just desktop toys to tinker with
While not perpetual motion, I like sterling engines and putting them on warm computers
>>53350317
>>53350114
ow the edge
>>>/reddit/
on the actual topic, I've only ever done small experiments with gravity and balances
>>53350083
>free energy
>free
Nothing's free fucktard.
>>53350390
free as in freedom
>perpetual motion machines
The vital component of a perpetual motion machine is a flywheel made from gold that you got from a leprechaun. It also has to be lubricated with unicorn tears.
>>53350405
The open source energy revolution
>>53350083
I encourage you to educate yourself using the information below or kill yourself:
https://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm
>>53350737
I bet you don't have solar panels on your roof
>>53350083
SPOILER
Thermodynamics is a proto-subject already absorbed by Physics.
Learning it is the equivalent of trying to learn Latin during the Modern Age
>>53350083
PM isn't technology. it isn't even science. it's crap.
maybe >>>/x/ would be interested.
if not, there's always >>>/b/ .
>>53350083
Physics major here
Please end yourself my man
Or on the off-case you actually want to gain a better understanding of the world, study an entry level Thermodynamics text.
You're worse than the guys a few years ago who tried to publish a thesis on "Repulsive Gravity"
>>53351097
>"Repulsive Gravity"
Sounds like your mom t.b.h f.a.m
>>53350083
Go get yourself blasted by >>>/sci/ for being retarded.
>>53350083
>Posting pseudo-science
Holy fucking shit, famicon.
Educate yourself, this is embarassing.
Go watch some babby-tier videos explaining the laws of thermodynamics or something, jesus.
>>53351097
If you were educated you would know that the first law isn't absolute. Look at nuclear.
>>53351441
>nuclear violates the first law of thermodynamics
HOLY FUCKING SHIT SENPAI.
>>53351441
Nothing has disproved the laws of thermodynamic yet.
>>53351441
except you're wrong
>>53351441
Give this man a medal for the most silly comment in this thread.
this is the result of /pol/ bringing in all the cranks and loonies from across the internet. you start with birthers, then hear about how the jews run the world, then you get illuminati/nwo crazies, then reptilians, then idiots with a third-grade science education telling us that we can power the world for free and that edison is trying to keep the knowledge secret and ge and bp are out to kill you like the guy who built a car that runs on water.
fuck /pol/
>>53351506
surprisingly, I agree with you. There tends to be a lot of crossover with the loonies.
>>53351506
>>53351540
Did someone get lost on their way to the designated shitting street?
>>53350083
>Let's talk about perpetual motion machines
Let's not
>Hold on, gotta attach the power crystal
>>53351097
>>53351506
>>53351540
Who is Muammer Yildiz? and why is his world patented magnetic motor impossible in this demonstration?
https://youtu.be/mHW6b1aFPfU?t=2m51s
>>53350083
>Let's talk about perpetual motion machines and free energy generators.
>>>/x/
>>53352835
skip to 2:51 for the motor start and at 7:00 they disassemble the machine.
look him up yourself for more info
>>53350083
The only mechanical components I see in this post is a load of crank
Is a river a perpetual motion machine and free energy generator?
>>53353215
not enough magnets
>>53353215
No. After a few thousand or million years, erosion will cause the location of the river to shift and drain away from your generator.
>>53350083
>free energy generators
You mean magic and fairy tales right?
I never understood why people worship the laws of thermodynamics as absolute and infallible. Throughout the history, many physical theories we've considered infallible have turned out to be wrong.
>>53353882
Because they want to be right on the internet and that somehow makes them feel better about themselves. Galileo was ridiculed by the church and tesla was labeled a mad scientist by other scientists.
>>53353882
>>53354252
>geniuses that have made tangible discoveries that improve my life
vs
>conspiracy theorists that learned about magnets from Wikipedia
Galileo and Tesla were both respected scientists in their day. Galileo was ridiculed because he insulted the papacy and Tesla was destroyed because he was a competitor to Edison.
>>53354420
These geniuses started with an idea that questioned long held beliefs.
Check out Muammer Yildiz and his motor. Its patented.
>>53354845
it's a basic design and claim, that has nothing to do with how the whole device operates. so many patents look like they were scribbled on a napkin and sent in.
>>53354874
>>53353882
Because so far they have not been proven to be false.
Jesus christ, please go inform the people working on W7X how futile their work is and to go study magnets instead
If you can prove them wrong in some way then you should submit your paper and collect your nobel prize.
>none of those devices can stand up to the rigors of science
>they are only good enough to fool the layman
come on guys, maybe next you will be telling me about water powered cars too
>>53354845
Both of them started with well-understood ideas that were well within the mainstream. Galileo's theory were based off of Copernicus for heaven's sake.
Having a patent in a third-world country like Turkey isn't impressive. They're the only "industrialized" country on the planet that has lower rates of belief in evolution than the US.
The first page of google results about Yidiz are all from "free energy" blogs and websites. Not a single credible source has reported on him. This is because it's bullshit and a waste of time
>>53353292
That's not NOT prepetual motion. What will end up happening is the sun will die and water won't be able do cycles any more.
hey guys hear me out
why don't we just
hear me out guys
why don't we use earth's rotation as energy
huh??
>>53356236
Theoretically possible, but it would slow down the rotation of the earth if you did manage to extract energy from it.
We should just invent magic. It seems a lot more convenient than some of these contraptions
>>53353882
Because they're infallible, that's why.
>>53356236
we do, it reduces the effective gravity on the planet by 0.3% of a G
>>53353882
The secret to science is massive piles of evidence.
Imagine a pair of old fashioned scales, on one side is the weight of the entire universe, and on the other is some contraptions built by people who don't understand thermodynamics.
If you find a way to break thermodynamics, you will unleash the apocalypse.
People thought thermodynamics was dead when radiation was discovered but those shitlords were wrong too.
Whenever I want to distract myself from something I'm pissed about, I watch bullshit perpetual energy videos on YouTube, pause at the exact moment they're exerting energy on the system, and yell my head off.
Works like a charm
>>53350083
>>53350083
This is now a dancing thread. Are you feeling the /g/roove?
> electrocute water > hydrogen cell > water-V
^----------------------------------------------------------|
yw for this protip
Financially free energy is possible, and trivially easy once you pass setup fees (Which can usually just be shit from the side of the road)
Free from decreasing entropy, eh. No.
>>53350083
fuckin' magnets
>>53350296
it's not about shills you dumbfuck, it's about the laws of thermodynamics.
now go drink bleach.
