He Created A Fan That Breaks The Laws Of Physics! 🤯

[@gamingwithdrgoblin]

Nononononono, this is perpetual motion and we all know the saying 'hardest part about making a perpetual motion machine is figuring out where to hide the battery'

[@jirokun3943]

Theres no battery there.. he just blow a fan.. outside the camera

[@2rleif1]

To all skeptics. I hate those who write negative comments. I know it works by E=MC2. It also works in a data stimulation. There are many who do not have good eyes and suffer from empirical blindness!

[@peterelement820]

So where is it then ?

[@2rleif1]

You may use SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD software and try!!

[@Random_Stuff_From_Me]

It just a piece of wood, no wires

[@MiccaPhone]

This concept is called A LIE!

[@deerazor8280]

It's a law, they are made to be broken 😳

[@CommenterIndeed]

yes, there is always friction.

[@sashidharan1192]

That idiot admin say genius.

[@danieltynan5301]

I thought it was called bullshit

[@CesarMartinez-bz4lk]

@@MiccaPhone really 😢

[@carledinger3422]

This energy is called bullshit‼️😉

[@madhurgangwani936]

It is fake because perpetual motion is impossible

[@2rleif1]

To all skeptics. I hate those who write negative comments. I know it works by E=MC2. It also works in a data stimulation. There are many who do not have good eyes and suffer from empirical blindness!

[@bakagaming190]

Yes because there is electric fan on the front

[@BrayanCarmona-kr7vt]

Wind can act as perpetual motion. That's how you harness electricity. Waves in ocean do too. It's all about how you look at it.

[@Matanpeleg-q6u]

It is passibole but you need to lose 0 energy that is almost impasibole but you can't however get more energy from it then you put in the system

[@2rleif1]

​@@Matanpeleg-q6u The thermodynamic laws do not apply here because it only applies to refrigerators and freezers.

[@ChanduKale]

Even putting graphite or mercury in bearings will not ensure zero frictional losses. Perpetual motion is not possible, until you can ensure ALL the resultant power is fed back.

[@stevenkittleson7707]

Friction/resistance will win in the end. He supplied the kinetic energy.

[@alabamadeep4471]

Everyone saying this is bs doesnt understand WHY perpetual motion doesnt exist. Its Friction in this case. It will run as shown. Until Friction stops it. But how long will that be. So yes, this will work. But its not perpetual motion

[@Arturo4586]

Rubber bands store potential energy NEVER kinetic energy Thermo dynamics 101 Homos 😮

[@SarahJohnson-bv2sh]

It's a MIRACLE. A perpetual motion machine. All our problems are solved.😮

[@zeroyuuki3277]

It doesn't work forever it's fake

[@Octoberpus4456]

He created limited less fake videos

[@loverofthelostnarc]

Who can fathom his future videos ?

[@diogomiguel2409]

The most challenging part about a perpetual motion machine is to figure out where to hide the battery

[@arthurr7866]

Genius until the rubber band breaks.

[@davidroux4900]

If you believe that, Santa's around the corner😂

[@neilgonzalez551]

And if he can harness this energy, he can create electricity! Geniius!

[@lechlerguttersllc9553]

It’s impossible Only works until the battery runs out

[@neilgonzalez551]

@lechlerguttersllc9553 I've always said that if the human mind has thought of an idea, it can be done. So solar skin panels that cover the entire car can generate efficient clean energy without ever using electricity for charching can and should be utilized. Also, kinetic energy such as using waves and ocean currents can harnest it'severy moving energy to power shipd and entire coast cities. Hydro energy from waves and currents is the wave of the future. .

[@animeworld764]

When the force of all three sides gets balanced it will not rotate even one-time

[@coalitionofarttechnologycl9063]

From what I could see, the spinning nearly stopped and the cameraman stopped the video at this moment to prevent embarrassement 😂😂😂😂

[@SUKHJITDHIMAN]

There is fan behind this fan😅 working with air

[@Pablo-gl9dj]

This is how you turn wood into gold.

[@vladimirjackson2237]

They don't lie until they get to the part where he says the fan doesn't stop at all.

[@Davewutsup]

Now do that on a giant scale for electric turbines.

[@9suw9suw9]

Looks like someone forgot to attend physics class?

[@lakshyaagrawal4757]

Nothing is free in this world

[@joanking3971]

see you worong

[@gamingwithdrgoblin]

@@lakshyaagrawal4757 especially energy lol

[@Makorze]

@@joanking3971 nope, its true. Even if you are given something for free, there would still be a cost in energy somewhere along the line for the thing you are given to exist.

[@didabinsikodsinaw]

This happens when you watch too much cartoons movies without food for several days --- everything you see is spinning.

[@dragonmeddler2152]

This and all the other "kinetic energy" devices I've seen lately here are all clever and inventive, but they are not capable of perpetual motion.

[@tcr_tcr9809]

first law of termodinamics seeing this: 💀🕺🌚 1st law of termodynamics: energy cant be created or destroyed 2st law of termodn-mics: energy is losed in various methods, can not be just transported (ex: friction(including air rezistence), gravity)

[@toddmathis7484]

Electricity not needed for 10 seconds.

[@koelbird4608]

It will stop due to loss of energy through friction 😂😂😂

[@joelmogensen579]

The homeless would appreciate that for their tents, with a protective screen cover over the blades.

[@TheUNCANNYArjun]

"The hardest part abut a perpetual machine is where to hide the battery" -Sun Tzu Probably

[@nic.25]

Invention of the century 😂😂😁

[@CheesymoonBrainstorm]

Then why don't we have free electricity generators 😂

[@DAVID_DENNISON]

INSTANT DISLIKE 👎

[@ederik11]

... and now you know how communication satellites stay up there

[@kaldbaksbotnur]

Nope, and the reason it’s a nope is that little thing called entropy. There is no perpetual motion, nor will there ever be.

[@stilllearning1160]

Absolutely no friction or mechanical losses here. 😅😅😅

[@zz9224]

There is friction because of the spindle through to the fan blade. Therefore there will be be energy loss due to that and the pulling of air by the fan blade.

[@TheHibbitydibbity]

​@@zz9224 Yeah, that's pretty obvious. Pretty sure they were being sarcastic.

[@denniswinkler3241]

Wow 😮 I was just thinking ' how can I make a fan out of wood and rubber bands'.

[@peterd.2963]

THIS FAN IS CALLED BULLSHIT.... VIDEO .😅

[@zeroyuuki3277]

Remember "energy can neither be created nor be destroyed it caan change from one form to another"

[@tedperrera8259]

Perpetual motion machine invented in dark ages 😮😅

[@MarkJohnson-gh9ly]

Yes, perpetual motion machines do not work. There are no batteries. There is a fan blowing on the perpetual fan

[@iwannamynickagain]

Physics left the channel... Hand down!

[@NikolaBabane]

Fantastic talent 👏 ❤❤❤❤

[@paulmichalek1858]

It would spin longer without the rubber bands

[@ampere-mam]

You could potentially do the same thing with springs, but still at some point in time it has to stop spinning

[@LucaciuValentin-u7f]

Energy cannot be created or destroyed

[@thxgivingforlife]

He hid the battery under the table

[@dcoxdon]

Looks cool, but looks still can't break the laws of physics...

[@marcosrivera1801]

I've done it and it works!! Hold on someone is knocking at my door 🚪.... ...............................................

[@Mr.Smith.C.R]

Typical KZbin clickbait 😂🤣

[@sambasivam2000]

I remember asking a question to my chemistry teacher. He was teaching about physical change and chemical change. He said burning candle is chemical change I said physical as we have melted candle he sad keep burning again and again and u will be left with nothing. I got reminded of this 😂😂

[@MrBobbybrus]

There can't be a perpetual motion machine, because of things like friction, wind resistance and gravity. Forces act on a system outside of the device that will not allow it to be 100% efficient. So, I am not buying it. You can't get more energy out of a system than you have put in. I think it is a turbine rather than a fan.

[@sursumcorda4164]

If its on KZbin, its true, perpetual movement at last, we're saved ! GENIUS 😂

[@zeroyuuki3277]

Nope 100% wrong

[@zeroyuuki3277]

But I get that ur sarcasm

[@Kamabushi999]

It would have to violate the 2nd law of thermodynamics

[@patricklahey2811]

Mine keeps going faster and faster.

[@DavidAgwa]

Attach a motor and you have free energy

[@sujupravin4957]

Perpetual motion is impossible

[@robinharwood5044]

That’s what they want you to believe! But give me a large research grant and I’ll find out if it’s really true.

[@gecko6541]

I blame the school system failure. He called him genius. (limitless energy) Low of physics no such thing

[@lechlerguttersllc9553]

It works until the battery runs out that you can’t see 😂😂😂 Try again, dude

[@panoseleftheriou6078]

Newton laughs

[@lovebelen9799]

Even if there was no battery, the rubber bands would break overtime, so this is not a perpetual motion.

[@zipporahmusee4440]

Energy can only be transformed from a form to the other. The fun will just balance and stop without an external source of energy.

[@sukbadaimonghol1089]

Lol that's what I've call jesus fan.😂😅

[@PhilipBaker-wk3hj]

Friction will eventually stop it.😂😂😂

[@johnf6262]

Some people are really smart

[@praveencbi007]

RIP Physics

[@Farooqueakhan]

You can connect it to your behind, you'll have perpetual screw 😂😂

[@yvan666ful]

it really works, but only on a flat earth😉

[@jacktanner7738]

All fine and dandy until one of the bands breaks Then what?

[@youtubereplay9900]

Lol the video is in reverse

[@Anuj_0990]

Bro is going to Sweden for Nobel prize broke the 1st law of thermodynamics 😂😅

[@bharat194715]

Noooo.... If you call peacefully as very peaceful then only, he will get one

[@ingus5552]

I believe it is second law of td.

[@shashwatkapri1329]

It breaks 1st and second law both

[@beercan2499]

​@@ingus5552 yep, Entropy changing over time.

[@billbrummond2745]

Would only work if the blade weights nothing and there is no friction on the shift AND its in a vacum.

[@rsharma3602]

Bro leave video and you start to sell these fans and be rich like Elon... STOP STOP MAKING VIDEOS

[@NhatNguyen-js7nq]

It won't last long due to the short life of the rubber bands.

[@Tedd335]

But it’s need, a powerful fan in front of it, to keep the propeller turning around.😮

[@tufailkazmi6379]

Such wrong info should not be spread

[@2rleif1]

To all skeptics. I hate those who write negative comments. I know it works by E=MC2. It also works in a data stimulation. There are many who do not have good eyes and suffer from empirical blindness!

[@masteradipro3644]

Yes

[@truth7225]

@@2rleif1perpetual motion works with at an atomic scale however when we work with several veriables the wind and other ones like gravity I does NOT work. look at both laws of thermal dynamics, also yes you can use equations you find a conclusion when you don’t add other variables or general energy transfer 🤦

[@stefan6888]

That’s exactly what I always say when I see these bull crap clips. How come you tube is not censoring miss information and lies ?

[@Xiaa_Jyoti_xingpho]

​@@2rleif1that's rest energy of a electron wtf does that has to do with it boomer

[@noahschwartz4754]

Something ive never seen is this even possible

[@GordonLloyd-g8o]

The power cord runs out the base through the convenient gap in the tabletop. The small electric motor is behind the metal bearing. No magic.

[@bboyat0m1c]

What happens when the rubber bands break?

[@noahspeck8267]

It works! I made an air conditioning one

[@DaSlotho]

This youtuber is Creatively Bankrupt n has zero imagination n steals content n doesnt give credit. Thats the real crime

[@md9549]

It Works It Works BS

[@conarlebarban2456]

Entropy will take care of this lie

[@davidmatchett2237]

Just solved the world's biggest problem amazing

[@SamuelLire]

He is so genius

[@MichaelPosenke-el9to]

There's no battery, it's just played back in reverse so it has the appearance of speeding up

[@vijayakumarp7593]

Not possible, a fake demo

[@joeleone7906]

it almost do no good because the wind that fan makes is weak

[@andrewagustin1349]

It will soon stop after the rubber band loose its tension, not even one minute.

[@prossynannyanzi7072]

WOW! Is that true!? Impressive

[@toddhoffman7425]

It can be done with magnets.

[@vandaahll]

It would start on its own if it was true

[@liamthespecial4820]

Bro how many darn times is this going to be reposted, ugh

[@chaitanyavoolapalli1731]

They try to monetize the views.Just ignore

[@halas7388]

Eventually all of the energy will equalize and come to rest.

[@brodenk8969]

Gravity and air exist, so those are causing friction, making it stop after a while. The only way this would work is with ZERO gravity or air at all which is basically impossible because there is gravity in space just a small bit. I might be wrong though I'm no expert

[@fcar9787]

No no no. It's called limitless bullshittiness. It's a Greek word.

[@antoniosy4433]

The rubber band will break due to friction created by rotating

[@janelreynolds770]

I went to WM to buy one. Was suprized that they didn't have one.

[@2001peloquinm]

I drove from Montreal to Quebec city using this motor. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@javascriptdad]

Lol even if it did work the rubber bands would break after a small amount of time from the friction they would melt. If you want to do something like this use water it would last a lot longer