Free energy generators that work! 永久機関 耐久

[@giovannimarcos2179]

Ever notice that the more complex the machine, the more visually believable. But theoretically more parts means more resistance incurred.

[@adamrak7560]

My favorite ones have a hidden electromagnet, but a simpler design. So you do not even see the connection which gives them energy.

[@itsdjpenguin]

These would be awesome as desk toys, as they are often mesmerizing to watch

[@andersjackson4014]

@@itsdjpenguin there are some desk toys that looks like that. An wheel that when it passes low, get energy from a hidden battery and electro magnet. Think there are a Newton Cradle that works in the same way too. Quite fun.

[@TaxPayingContributor]

Wonders of illusion all. Not even the simplest one could (output) energy.

[@aaaaaa2206]

The best technology is very simple.

[@D4rk0t]

i have a feeling that all of them have motors

[@aimuahanhk3123]

read the channel desc

[@tahaswai8431]

U have a huge imaginary mind

[@dylaninnes8541]

Totally possible, however tough to get practical work out of these...

[@francocipriani825]

The only way to overcome your doibt is to replicate the experiment at home and then judge it.

[@khalidkhankhan4400]

X£z

[@studentofscience]

nice demo it would make a better video if you would show how each one looks like it should work but explain why it dose not. this will make your viewers smarter and try to come up with better ideas. We are good at solving problems but if we get bad input it just sets us back in knowledge.

[@gilldanier4129]

Attila the Hun : cunning way of saying this is a croc.

[@andersjackson4014]

@@gilldanier4129 yes, but it is. ;-)

[@decorvidrosdecorvidros1773]

Lida obsservcaaoo

[@truthseeker1364]

Something really truly intrigues me when I watch these types of videos on these inventions it's like art and science all in one. Always been fascinated with this type of stuff

[@johnpickard8189]

1st Law of Thermodynamics applies. Energy can neither be created nor destroyed but can only be changed from one type to another.

[@StefanReich]

But how would you know whether it is true? There may be ways to harness energy we don't know about yet. Real science means treating every law as a theory that can be refuted with new evidence.

[@imranrajpoot475]

@@StefanReich Free Energy Sources Atmospheric Power Engine With Free Energy Lifetime Come Be Part Of This Project Get Rid Of Expensive Oil And Fuel Help Us To Succeed In This Project.

[@plainswell]

@@StefanReich Harness energy? None of these machines can return more energy than they inevitably consume.

[@jamesbarrett9066]

@@StefanReich A law and theory in science are very different from one another.

[@victoryfirst2878]

This has to be the best video I have seen on KZbin, PERIOD. Please make more Sir.

[@thatonelonelyeagle5398]

Would love to see some sort of amusement park with these contraptions the size of rides were people can watch them go for countless of hours! Would be very relaxing!

[@prakashlall9833]

thanks for making such machines. please educate people by adding simple-worded explanations. thanks.

[@jamesbarrett9066]

Everyone of them does not produce more energy than they consume.

[@radiation1001]

All of these toys have pivots and run in air. Both create friction, friction generates heat, and heat dissipates energy. That's why perpetual motion is impossible. I love the creativity, but wouldn't it be more accurate to call them 'psuedo perpetual motion machines'? The videos are great entertainment, though. Love 'em!

[@itsdjpenguin]

Well, if you spin a wheel in space in the best case scenario it will spin fir along time... until you try to use that energy to power something

[@motogeee510]

I love too have all of these. To display in my home if I ever have one again. Just beautiful. I could watch them in motion for hours.

[@altaccount5330]

watch ted ed's video on perpetual motion machines. unless you are ok with having it run out of battery every few hours or days, not a good purchase

[@poskoz]

don't forget to replace the batteries

[@mechanicaltechniciandelbar876]

Thank you so much. All the best video.

[@Schlaufis-Bastelkanal]

None works without Addition energy

[@Krishnasharma-sm7so]

All are hoax

[@DelivingEnergy]

Mumu

[@notesofamadman]

😂

[@Мирпластилинаинетолько]

Обидно, что реальных вечных двигателей нет... Сколько возможностей было бы😭

[@Somber7]

i was like keep filming on an unlevel table, looking good for continued motion.

[@marianskodowski8337]

If they worked the Russia with the Gasprom and the USA with their petrodollar, not mentioning the Arab countries they would be all finished. This is why the law of mainstream science says it is impossible. 🙃😉

[@БорисДракон]

А кто тебе сказал , что их нет ? ..в школе ? ... в ПТУ ? .. в кинЕ ?... нужно тулить самому чтобы что-то понять , или хотябы начать понимать

[@leonidsado5232]

Занимаюсь этим для удовольствия много лет. Все что здесь показано в реальности работать само собой не может. Еще до них ,лет 15 назад ,я сделат такую штуку , которая у него здесь с разноцветными вазочками с жидкостью. Увидел я эту схему в книге-Элементы механизмов за 1948 год, "Оборонгиз.".Так вот она при размере в метр даже ,не работала. Нагрузка на оба смещенных относительно друг друга колеса одинаковая и вылет , всегда распределяется , все равно на обе стороны колеса одинаково. Просто реально делал, не понимал , что это невозможно. И как распределяются веса , относительно центра оси вращения. Зачем людей обманывать не понимаю. Придется же ответить , за это.

[@МуратовБурибай]

Да на бешный скаростый невижу ну мы мы можем такой строит.Нада деле делат имею виду практику.Катрый мы знаем балшой пользу дают для людей.

[@pinakilaha6098]

Oh No. ! Excellent Technology. 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👋👋👋👋

[@gordhow8868]

All very nice projects but not a single perpetual motion unit among them.

[@fmlogic]

Very creative. It is also interesting how you made them work.

[@rwells3376]

Looks cool, but there is no such thing as perpetual motion/energy. How long does it take for them to stop? And they will stop.

[@zazugee]

the name is a missnomer, bc theorically you can make something move perpetually, but the machine that rapes physics is the one that output more energy than it gets

[@BEMO68]

No they won't

[@АндрейВерхов-е3з]

В Бога веруете?

[@jxbusa]

Humans continuously perplex me. Humankind defines perpetual as never ending or changing. The following quote is one of my favorites by Albert Einstein, "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. The mediocre mind is incapable of understanding the man who refuses to bow blindly to conventional prejudices and chooses instead to express his opinions courageously and honestly." Consider the following, If a device uses gravity as a source of power for operation and operates for a long time is it a perpetual motion machine, no, eventually earth will not exist then the machine using the gravity of earth will quit working. Why don't humans think things through?

[@jamesbarrett9066]

It was not mediocre minds that developed these laws of science. Perpetual motion, the concept of a machine that can operate indefinitely without an external energy source, is impossible due to fundamental principles of physics. Here are the key reasons why perpetual motion machines cannot exist: 1. First Law of Thermodynamics (Conservation of Energy) Principle: Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another. Implication: A perpetual motion machine would need to create energy to sustain its motion indefinitely without any external input, violating this law. 2. Second Law of Thermodynamics (Entropy) Principle: In any energy transfer or transformation, the total entropy (disorder) of a closed system will always increase over time. Implication: A perpetual motion machine would need to operate without any increase in entropy, meaning it would have to be 100% efficient and produce no waste heat or other forms of energy dissipation, which is impossible. 3. Friction and Other Losses Principle: Friction, air resistance, and other forms of energy loss are inevitable in any mechanical system. Implication: These losses cause a perpetual motion machine to eventually slow down and stop unless additional energy is provided, contradicting the idea of perpetual motion. 4. Conservation of Momentum Principle: In a closed system, the total momentum remains constant unless acted upon by an external force. Implication: A perpetual motion machine would need to counteract any loss of momentum due to friction or other forces, requiring an external energy source. 5. No Perfect Isolation Principle: No system can be perfectly isolated from its surroundings. Implication: Even the most well-designed system will lose energy to its environment through radiation, heat transfer, or other means, leading to the eventual cessation of motion. 6. Practical Limitations and Material Properties Principle: Materials used in constructing machines have limitations, such as wear and tear, degradation, and imperfections. Implication: These material properties lead to energy losses and mechanical failures over time, preventing perpetual operation. Summary of Types of Perpetual Motion Machines Perpetual Motion of the First Kind: A machine that produces more energy than it consumes, violating the first law of thermodynamics. Perpetual Motion of the Second Kind: A machine that spontaneously converts thermal energy into mechanical work without any other effect, violating the second law of thermodynamics. Perpetual Motion of the Third Kind: A machine that eliminates all friction and other dissipative forces, allowing continuous motion without energy input, which is impossible due to unavoidable energy losses. Examples and Thought Experiments Maxwell's Demon: A hypothetical creature that could sort molecules to decrease entropy without expending energy, seemingly violating the second law of thermodynamics. In reality, the act of measurement and sorting would consume energy, preserving the second law. Overbalanced Wheel: A wheel designed to have an uneven distribution of weight to keep it spinning indefinitely. Practical implementations fail due to friction and the conservation of energy. In conclusion, the impossibility of perpetual motion is rooted in the fundamental laws of physics. These laws ensure that energy cannot be created from nothing and that all systems will eventually lose energy to their surroundings, making perpetual motion an unattainable goal.

[@user-pf9mt7tz5u]

How about a timelapse video with all these machines running at once for several hours.? So we can see how long they go for

[@altaccount5330]

lol thats funny but i think batteries are crazy they can last for days for low power stuff like this

[@luiscosta4973]

Exelente,y admirable capacidad que rompe la barrera del equilibrio,grasias .

[@NathanCoppedgeVideos]

(1) A counterweight can cause upward motion in something lighter which is supported. T (2) Something lighter can apply leverage when not supported. T (3) Support can be shallowly upward-directed because the resistance is about the same as 50% mass. T

[@HolzmannCFD]

I like the ones where you can see the electric motors. Please send me one if your models and I will show the community how it really works and that nothing is working you presented here.

[@enchantedthunder5017]

that was amazing. I am interested highly in this topic, and I have never seen your stuff before. Brilliant!

[@veproject1]

Glad to hear it!

[@UzUZ-wo2xs]

You are a real wizard ! Thanks for this video! Although it’s not real, it’s even fascinating ! 😀👍

[@veproject1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ethanmac639]

@@veproject1 these aren't real?

[@altaccount5330]

@@ethanmac639 real contraptions, not real perpetual motion machines or "free generators" as he called it.

[@ethanmac639]

@@altaccount5330 magnetic motors!

[@fidelcatsro6948]

@@ethanmac639 of cos they arent

[@gheorghegalsan5743]

BRAVO !!! GREAT WORK !!! INTERESTING !!!

[@808pathfinder]

a lot of prototypes in this video would work well in space and on other planets

[@plainswell]

Not really. They would just take longer to stop, naturally.

[@baisonphiri995]

I am very impressed with this video. In the past few days i have been studying perpetual motion machines on You tube and most of these, especially from Asia are fake. It does not work. However ,after a close look of this clip i have a wider choice and confidence that such motion is possible. I have a use of this energy, creation of or convention to electrical energy. Why is this principle not being used in a larger scale to create electrical energy. I am in South Africa.

[@TiagoPereira-hm1nq]

I would like some of them to actually work and provide us with free energy. The world would be a better place.

[@gibbogle]

How wonderful it is to live in a world without friction!

[@dakrazyk_]

Or air resistance

[@fidelcatsro6948]

brakes wont works anymore!

[@ovidiutosa589]

I ask you all nonbelivers . . Is it the magnetic power finite ? Magnets used with this can definetely make it work .

[@Mrbobinge]

Perpetual hanging wheel. Precise title. Nicely presented - top marks. But if only it was adjusted right - we could remove the concealed prime mover. Now, replace all components with see-through materials. Show it working within a clear plastic floating bubble, far from shore, far from basement skeptics.

[@umbertobattaglia6321]

I am a specialist in these machines that run without the use of energy, and I can say according to my principles that I have noticed that they are present, and can work properly. if you want to know, let me describe you.

[@theanesthetist5172]

Design at 4:48 ,, is for sure perpetual motion.. I don't think it will ever stop. . Impressed .

[@Polite_Cynic]

3:43 😂😂😂. tap a button 😂 4:48 that button again 😂

[@javiersacco2532]

I never understand why so much care in making machines that do not work as they are presented. Or maybe yes, just to generate thousands of views to the video, from this point of view it was entertaining.

[@ElephantSoul]

good video

[@iLLDiSScrafts]

there is free energy, but only directly from the sky: the sun. everything else, every machine you've built has too much losses through friction to at least run endless. and if you don't put in more "fuel" the power runs out quickly, if you'd start to use it. just a dream with awesome looking results.

[@valerianschneider5084]

First time i ever seen your channel, very entertaining because of all the ideas. What would make it real interesting, to me, if you could work out a way to calculate the energy you put into starting it versus the energy you get out. As well as the time they run. In that case it would be possible to judge which conserve energy the best. Because a few of the setups are pretty bad at that. The one that instantly struck me as the ultimate energy "killer" was the perpetual cycloid mechanism. Showing the ideas in first step, giving us a chance at estimating how well they conserve energy, and then in the second phase going through them with the data of energy input, output, and running time. This would make it interesting in a way that goes beyond simply admiring all the fascinating ideas.

[@imranrajpoot475]

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[@nathanwoodruff9422]

_"if you could work out a way to calculate the energy you put into starting it versus the energy you get out."_ It is easy. Calculate the input energy, substract the energy due to friction. You can then calculate time that it appears to work before input energy reaches 0.

[@berndmayer3984]

@@imranrajpoot475 LOL

[@Bob5mith]

@@nathanwoodruff9422 Most of these won't run for more than a few seconds.

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

that's something that I'd also like to see , how efficient these are :) . . . and besides the closest thing to perpetual motion that could come from this is: finding a new power source for a differend kind of engine or generator . . . I doubt that something like that will be invented anytine soon But that is probably the best possible outcome there is

[@Irobert1115HD]

considering how relaxing they are to watch i would say need a either traveling exibit or a museum full of fake perpetual motion machines. especialy so many good designed ones where its actually nice to puzzle over how the drive works.

[@bobboby2914]

so so beautiful thanks 🧡❤️👍

[@kazuza9]

Any of these are made on larger scale and been tested under loads?

[@ivandasty277]

The "self -runing" machines are completely impossible . You should donate some energy to them for starting and soon or late will stop due to the friction . Although in your beautiful machines , working times have been increased by some methods , yet they are not self running !

[@FGuilt]

Is there not a way to harness gravity in a perpetual manner?! Oh Mother earth! Let us save you! Give us the energy to save you!

[@piotrne]

Amazing how much time people spent building these models. For fun, or maybe it is art?

[@malectric]

Very nice. Most of the rotating machines have a motor (or prime-mover) of some kind.

[@oliverumerez5531]

many countries focus in wind mill and solar energies but this free energy is like wind mill this the most clean energy that can produce energy without wind and sunlight

[@vladimir7370]

Why all machines have a high basic base? Secret motor?

[@Totalinternalreflection]

Yes

[@hronomarti]

Music very good, drum and bass

[@integratedclinic2185]

to get extra energy to move prepetual,, you need highly balanced system, Then small torque shift may be observed as extra output.... Except to few, Remaining are only imaginable. I think these few can be used to overcome energy shortcomings. thanks bro for highly organized effort.

[@terrisharp46]

Wow. Congrads. How creative and smart. Time truth prevailed. Gotta love it. I too have collected a large amount of whirly twirly toys over the years.. Magnets from microwaves etc for my playful side. Just cant help myself. Cracked me up to see the way u used nerf bullets. Genius. Lol.

[@Aboudy1989]

They are using mutiple forces to overcome equilibrium, momentum force, Gravitational force , kinetic energy, potential energy, magnetic energy, fluid dynamics. Thermodynamics is never broken because it describes a closed system, so it isn't apllied here

[@bulbadison]

Great cant we use this technique for generating electricity?

[@Totalinternalreflection]

No

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

First intelligent question I have encountered here!

[@chinggiskhuree5748]

@@Totalinternalreflection First intelligent answer I have encountered here!

[@fidelcatsro6948]

of course you can, just add solar panel charging to run the motors

[@cloudusterable]

Got to take it on face value, just a bit of fun, nice models though !

[@victorsantanpagay5811]

The hardest part of doing perfectual machine is where to hide the batteries

[@spiritzweispirit1st638]

Yea the Batt drive one's are there' I just can't figure out which one's🤔 Thank You' Most Awesome Thinking🎓🎆

[@aguerra1381]

These are mostly gravity powered. Magnetic offers much more potential for usefulness in the real world.

[@c.t.murray3632]

I can't stop watching these. Wasn't there a Tesla invention similar to the offset weights perpetual motion? They are elaborate and very interesting. I would find them more interesting if they were on a rotating table while they were working

[@matthewjamesceramics7481]

Brilliant and very interesting

[@relucotoi5314]

Nice, and now show us where you put the batteries.

[@GeorgiKolevN]

Man.... if only friction didn't exist here on Earth 😉... Running for ever... and that free energy thing that everyone is talking about ... 🤭 So cute ...🙂

[@DJGive1]

Very fascinating video and creative gadgets. Wow just amazing. Great video. Thanks

[@airfriedquadsbw]

That's alot of time spent making all those junk toys

[@jamesbarrett9066]

And very sadly inspiring so many to waste their time making more of them as well.

[@lucianene7741]

They are not junk, they generate views and subscriptions.

[@T-SeriesIndoPak]

Great ideas

[@danielgardpaou7762]

because as soon as you put an electric generator on the transmission shaft, the movement will stop!

[@K-Effect]

Will these machines help with my cars extended warranty?

[@mayeskyj]

Please, someone tell me how continuous dynamic motion works lol 😂. I'm very dynamic and move a lot but i require many burritos per day to maintain that motion...

[@SOBIESKI_freedom]

Ah yes! The power of hidden motors!

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

Ah, the wonders of stop motion photography and careful editing.

[@emmettjordan8137]

Hero's fountain, or Heron's fountain with a vortex generator would be Awesome.

[@алексейфеоктистов-ф7ы]

Автор молодец-он воплотил все мои фантазии ,я их только зарисовывал!

[@jozefkostelansky]

With your abilities you must be the richest man in the world. 😀. Anyway, your fakes are impressive.

[@adamsangala8682]

asi tak!

[@fidelcatsro6948]

yes it make us dream the impossible!

[@sultanast]

Thanks for the nice toys. Sadly no real power can be harnessed....

[@RajaSekar-ur7wg]

These can function only for a time limit. Later it will go to idle mode.

[@joelvale3887]

Those are perpetual motion machines not free energy machines. They will stop as soon as you put a load to them.

[@hobocorner8397]

Perpetual motion cannot be impossible if the Big Bang occurred. Essentially potential energy is the definition.

[@Waldziu22]

Great magic tricks with twist rubber power motion

[@bozzalnw5357]

And why not we use to generate electricity in power plant if it real why they still use coal or gas as an energy source

[@red1electronics353]

Nice idea...

[@stevef.m.2188]

Real Nice ,Thanks

[@tchippat7634]

If the universe is in a perpetual circular movement some of these devices could work .

[@thornyturtleranch4u]

I dream about free energy often ! I sometimes siphon a large container of water from ground level to ground level by creating a slight angle and gentle sloap over the distance. I want to experiment with this more and involve a generator.

[@bkyeemd1]

None of them are perpetual. You must be hiding a motor for each of the models.

[@Captain-Donut]

🏵️ What fantastic Channel 🏵️

[@CosmosGwelf]

My favorite is the 'Self-running mechanical creature' ♥ Why do I always prefer anthropomorphised designs?

[@neandertaler4154]

Because you have no humans in your life.

[@CosmosGwelf]

@@neandertaler4154 Good morning, no need to be rude

[@gregorion4607]

@@CosmosGwelf one love , one heart 💙

[@CosmosGwelf]

@@gregorion4607 One ♥, Gregorion! ♡

[@haruna1105]

ok und wie lange würden die sich von alleine bewegen ?

[@kiffinbrown9299]

I want to harness this motion for the good of man kind not just see how many ways to make these machines. is there any progress in that direction??

[@svkscorpio]

The machines mentioned below can be used to drive dynamos since they generate some amount of torque. Rest of them are good for showcase. 2:04 2:39 5:23 5:45 7:36

[@ml2310]

Great! The best channel on this subject! Will watch this video again and enjoy the craftsmanship

[@veproject1]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@magnuswootton6181]

Ive got a theory for one that has infinite torque!!!!!! hahahaha (but actually these ones are pretty damn good. i shouldnt laugh so much.)

[@Ganesh-jo4df]

Can you used at home to generate electricity or any energy....

[@guruji243]

Cannot understand the flask one. Can you please explain? Thks.

[@simianbarcode3011]

Even the MOST perpetual motion is not "free energy". It can never be. Once you start taking energy out of the system, the motion will no longer be perpetual.

[@crni2780]

0:34 should also without the ramp on the left. It is just about the difference of the forces on the left and the right side.

[@elegantmath5432]

All the models are amazing. May I know how to create these models ?

[@علاويالعمركاويالجبوري]

لا يمكن ذالك لدينا قانون فيزيائي يقول (الطاقه لا تفنى ولا تستحدث من العدم) We cannot have a physical law that says (energy does not destroy nor create nothingness)

[@jamesbarrett9066]

You didn't complete it, can only be transformed.

[@lazarjr330]

So interesting the lengths people will go too- full credit to them

[@elwoodblue6559]

Until the batteries run out!

[@lazarjr330]

@@elwoodblue6559 If they have gone to that much trouble then I assume they are using perpetual batteries😀

[@abdulmomin6078]

It's impossible to have a constant source of energy, and all your spinning, vibrating inventions will stop over time anyway.

[@satariyo3211]

Does anyone know who may be the best tutor for this concept trying to learn more about it do physics scientist understand these. Working on an engineering project in college.

[@mickobrien3156]

I love these things! Yes, we all know they don't actually work. But they're clever exercises in thought and design. And... while we logically know they can't work, the particularly clever ones make it somewhat difficult to spot precisely 'why' they can't work. Plus... some of these designs are rather beautiful. They're works of art. Literally.

[@ovidiumarian6719]

I am so disappointed that not one of this toys respect criteria for a perpetual motion ( in fact doesn't exists, today)

[@M.Klein.]

All these devices are "magical" in some way, because they impose something to the viewer. In fact, there is an energy source somewhere. If this so-called "free energy" actually existed, then there should be a permanent increase in acceleration (rotation) and the machines would accelerate continuously - to the point of self-destruction. But as you can observe clearly, the situation is in equilibrium, the wheels are turning at a constant speed. Ergo, the forces of friction and propulsion are equal. So why is the observed speed as it is and not faster or slower?