Perpetual pendulums, infinite oscillations

Movement is possible due to the correct redistribution of loads that cause oscillations of the pendulums. The pendulums, in turn, make the disk rotate. This is some nonsense
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[@berkozturk3446]

Infinite energy yeah! I know its impossible yet your videos are so entertaining! Following you from the beginning, we want more :)

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More to come!

[@CristianVanGurgel]

adding strenght to move car would make good engine, i was thinking there always comes to loss of power and it stops rotatting , even in space i think rotation and motion can stop when energy for moving is gone

[@bj쿠폰킹정우진]

I am an amateur MIT nuclear physicist. China is building 62 nuclear power plants, and there are already power plants that have leaked radiation due to radiation accidents. The world is becoming radioactively contaminated by nuclear power generation and nuclear weapons tests. Within 100 years, 500 nuclear power plants and nuclear weapons tests around the world will cause the world to die of radioactive contamination. Humans need to develop gravitational power generation. Humans must abandon nuclear power, such as zipline generators, aerial nets, and high-rise hydroelectric generators on urban Zoro, and make a new lifestyle change through gravity power generation.

[@oobihdahboobeeboppah]

Have one of these "perpetual" motion machines and demonstrated where work of a practical nature such as moving air is demonstrated? I'm okay with "cheating" by using magnets for such an item. It just strikes me that an item like that might actually have some practical uses.

[@sethbettwieser]

Unfortunately not. A true perpetual motion machine can only exist in a frictionless environment (i.e. a vacuum) with frictionless parts; as they cannot do any work without violating the laws of thermodynamics. The best we can do are essentially toys: they can't do anything useful and can only move for a while without extra force added.

[@thevoiceofscience6930]

If perpetual motion was possible, physics would break. The laws which would be broken would have terrible implications elsewhere. Such violations of these laws could open the door for other, unforeseeable things; like a creature which never needs to eat, photosynthesize, or look for chemicals.

[@romildopedroboone4695]

Kkk .. valeu a intenção.... Parabéns pela criatividade.

[@quantumlife6501]

Instead of saying perrpetual and scaming people. Plz name yr videos attempt to find PM. Ir not working