The Controversial Perpetual Motion Machine We Set the Truth Straight

[@garymucher4082]

Many decades ago, I worked on gyroscopes. And they were both mechanically and dynamically balanced to a very precise balance. The motors that they used would spin up to an amazing high speed. And when power was cut off, they continued spinning for well over a day or two. But they eventually stopped too. So it was not anything close to perpetual Motion either...

[@HTN_creativity]

if so it can be considered good, so if it can withstand the load can it rotate for 2 hours? and can it generate electricity if so we can also use it when there is a power outage

[@junkvista61]

@@HTN_creativity Let say you make it running with no load then what good is that?

[@joepalazzolo4630]

Outstanding!

[@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024]

​@@HTN_creativityBritish telecom installed rows and rows of joint flywheels balanced on magnetic bearings as backup power generators for government telecommunications network in event of nuclear strike I don't know if they're still in operation

[@jenniejones9711]

@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024 That’s a very serious problem. Which telecommunications network or networks are you referring to??

[@cristjay1]

That's eight minutes I will never get back perpetually.

[@pauloamadei8290]

Isso foi útil para que as pessoas não dêem likes em coisas que são fakes .

[@joewoodchuck3824]

The only thing perpetual about it is the gullibility of people.

[@xspydazx]

what we need to rermember somethings need a start : and a continuation of energy the problem with this system quite obviously is that it does not recharge its spin it is using energy but not returning energy ? in fact it looks nice but its kinda useless because of no feedback loop, which is esential for perpetual motion the enegery produced should feed it hece the seprant biting its own tail which keeps growing longer : it will find a point just in from=nt of its consumption and stay afloat !

[@franciscogarcia368]

no te creas tambien existe la esperanza!!!

[@АлександрРоот-п9б]

Не доверчивость, а невежество.

[@refwachu]

@АлександрРоот-п9б Согласен. Скоро невежды, например, будут отвечать за крымнаш.

[@TerrySlaven-zd3um]

yes....and you CAN harness the gullibility of people perpetually through religion or politics..... been working for about 5,000 years. ....roughly.

[@normandothegreat]

Compile a list of everyone who believes stuff like this, then get rich by selling them bags of Dehydrated Water! 😂👍

[@gerardminina418]

Extra😅😂

[@HTN_creativity]

I will still do it until there are no more errors if someone still finds errors

[@railgap]

Nah, you sell "Free energy" projects or plans. It's an actual industry and it is shameful.

[@jerrynorton1080]

And cans of powdered water.

[@tammmacdonald7723]

If you have any spare can I get some to make dry ice?

[@alexeigorlanov5354]

Видео о том, как это важно - учиться.

[@chuckotto7021]

The only thing that is perpetual is the continuing attempt to make a perpetual motion machine.

[@HTN_creativity]

I don't know either but I'll make something that doesn't use petrol then maybe it will move

[@avinmesh2901]

You have done humanity a great service!! 🙏

[@matsuz100]

How so?

[@organickevinlondon]

yeah, he has made a "virtually silent?????" unpainted one, that doesn't sound like a steam engine, I still haven't worked out what it is OR what its supposed to do either, LOL.

[@xspydazx]

yes he has it was amzing to see it not work ! it makes you think why it did not and also you should trust your logic : Sometimes we need a physical test just to check your MIND experiment !

[@xspydazx]

faliures are the same as sucesses ! you learn !

[@matsuz100]

If perpetual motion was this simple it would have happened 100 years or more ago. Sorry to the guys that are trying with this effort.

[@paulskopic5844]

The 2nd law of Thermodynamics is undefeated and will remain so.

[@HTN_creativity]

I also think it still needs something to bless it.

[@9Point8]

True dat!

[@chadgriffith4025]

2nd law of thermodynamics is a lie and about to be revealed

[@jediknight2350]

not true.

[@paulskopic5844]

@@jediknight2350 Provide an example.

[@GmanInd]

Energy loss from friction, energy converted to heat from springs should result in less run time than the same flywheel spinning on a bearing.

[@HTN_creativity]

I was wondering if you have any other ideas to help me make something like permanent?

[@solerso68]

cant escape friction...we can only look for more efficiency

[@bennyrobles9194]

@@GmanInd north/north or south/south magnet bearings is another option against friction, but the wobbling of the magnets form another problem.

[@medenolea9641]

Ft by by​@@bennyrobles9194

[@buttcrack7784]

@@HTN_creativityit’s impossible. Trying to build a perpetual motion machine is a fool’s errand. It cannot be done. There will always be some type of friction, bearings, air. It may run a very long time but eventually it will stop.

[@joepalazzolo4630]

Very profound, you leave me speechless!

[@dab9742]

Do as you like, nothing will be perpetual, not even us, our earth, and even the universe ! 😉

[@sekstant1]

Stupidity is perpetual🤔

[@HTN_creativity]

You think well I also do not know why there are many people who do it successfully I wonder if I did something wrong

[@dab9742]

@@HTN_creativity Absolutely not, and dreaming isn't bad - on the contrary, it's good for you !

[@kassiedreaneai7459]

@dab9742: And yet you are wrong. The world spins and also rotates around the sun. The moon rotates around the earth yet never shows us any but the same surface view. {We do not see the back side of the moon.} The sun travels through space at great speed as we rotate around it. All the other planets of our solar system rotate around the sun. This has been continuous at least since creation and maybe from long before. All the the same constant speed. So there absolutely is perpetual motion; but we humans have not figured it out to make it happen. So for all those who deny it perpetual motion is occurring all the time. Just something to think about.

[@dab9742]

@@kassiedreaneai7459 Perpetual on our scale, we who have only existed for 2 seconds, in relation to the earth... Keep dreaming, it's a healthy activity !

[@ungerspretoria8280]

Well, all forces are equal. With no 'new' energy introduced, it will stop once the original energy applied to the mechanism is used up.

[@marcelocarretero6709]

😂 não tem como funciona mas valeu a ideia voadora no like sempre 👍🏻

[@HTN_creativity]

Thank you for watching my video. Hope you will always support me in the next videos

[@joepalazzolo4630]

Dear Sir, hook up your device with a generator and 50 watt light bulb and see how long it runs! No free lunches!!

[@ranjitbrahma908]

You have tested positively thank you

[@HTN_creativity]

Thank you for watching my video. Hope you continue to support my next videos

[@1128ET]

The spring in that system simply provides inertial power loss.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HTN_creativity]

Thank you for leaving an interesting question! 😄 That's right, the springs in this system actually simply help restore inertial forces lost during movement.

[@Roq5Brdv]

Равносильные силы в конечном итоге остановят друг друга, а инерцию поглотит гравитация и сопротивление трения.

[@HTN_creativity]

I don't understand what you mean, can you explain more clearly?

[@Roq5Brdv]

Пружины имеют одинаковую силу, потому они друг дружке сопротивляются, что в конечном итоге друг дружку остановят. На м а х о в и к действует сила земного притяжения, которое со временем остановит маховик , плюс (тормозят) подшипники трением. Земное внутреннее Ядро не позволит добиться чего-то вечного, затеи бесполезны, патент на "вечный двигатель" уже давно не принимается. А за видео и труды спасибо!

[@Roq5Brdv]

Пружины равны по сжатию, значит остановят друг дружку. Инерцию маховика остановит притяжение земли, плюс сопротивление воздуха и трение подшипников. Ядро внутри Земли не позволит соорудить что то вечное....

[@Just.a.girl.doing.her.dharma]

@@Roq5Brdvvery interesting you say that about the core.

[@a.r.v.5795]

​@@HTN_creativityeso no funcionará nunca porque existe el rozamiento de lo ejes. Siempre existirá rozamiento y por tanto es lo que hay que vencer cosas imposibles por la atracción gravitatoria. A menos roce, más giros, pero al final el rozamiento existe y vence al movimiento.

[@paradisefilms3355]

There simply is no such thing as a perpetual motion machine!

[@xspydazx]

no there is its called feedback loop ! : So the output should also feed the input but it should produce more output then input so only a mini jolt every now and again ! like bioling a kettle with a battery which is recharged by heat ! ... if the heat could recharge the battery faster than it needs to create heat then it coul power itself ! by creating a resovior of power ( ie a l battery )

[@rommelcorbito808]

Only nuclear reactor power plant 😂

[@paradisefilms3355]

@@rommelcorbito808 Not perpetual.

[@plasmadyn]

what about democrat lies?

[@FLORIDAMANIAM-he2lz]

The fuck ahahhahaha

[@Losgarrotales4520]

Me parece perfecto que compartas tus ideas,buen invento gracias por compartir, ahora a mejorarlo se puede hacer funcionar ay muchos que funcionan,intenta equilibrar ese cigueñal casero metele más peso al volante sigue haciendo pruebas asta que consigas que funcione sin parar,ignora a quien te critica eso significa que vas por buen camino y no les gusta que seas autosuficiente.

[@leifvejby8023]

Thank you for telling that not everything we see on tik-tok is true!

[@HTN_creativity]

yes i think it is necessary to clarify everything so that people understand that authenticity is always important

[@laughhappily]

exactly what i thought, the springs either it a steel spring or rubber band, it did add more rotation during the 'pull' but also it add 'breaks' to the pull phase. And we have not yet talking about the friction in the bearing, even it's minimum, there are some friction that give little break that eventually will add up, and also the compression and expansion of the spring will also generate heat, so the equivalent exchange of energy already told the result will not be possible for perpetual machine. except you do that in space without gravity and no need of something like bearings. just a simple stand alone gear in the space, you rotate it, and it will rotate for indefinitely until it enter some gravitational force of some planet.

[@HTN_creativity]

yes

[@laughhappily]

@@HTN_creativity for some videos which seems to really make it work, i can spot something unusual, usually like a crack in the tile, or something in the concrete floor where the arrangement was built, there could be a hidden cable there. some video even show around the perpetual machine they built, but none of them actually trying to move the 'machine'.

[@xspydazx]

@@laughhappily the spring is not feeding the turn , it is reducing the flow , for a jaged turn , which denotes great loss : it may work if we consider a DC motor which has magnatisim to help it turn ! so if it created magntiziim then it may work : using the magntisim to assist in turn instead of the springs !... Perhaps the AC power created by turning could be applied to a motor power input hence just by begining the turn it woul create input power from the magatisim i the turn which could assits in powering the input moter turn !.. by creating some fast revs to start up i would expect it to power iteself ... Feedback !

[@laughhappily]

@@xspydazx i think i had some typo there.. the spring or rubber over there will help add 'pedaling' during pull, but during push, it will decellerate the 'pedaling'. the idea of using 2 motors, a motor to help run the wheel and a motor to generate electricity from the result of the wheel rotation, in turn to help the main motor to run the wheel, kinda a loop, but this is even more impossible. the concept of this idea is seems possible, but this video creator has applied it in different videos, and it didn't work. in such wiring even without adding electrical load such as lamp, should consider the energy loss in the cables. most of such wiring i knew of were all failing. so, so far some of the free source of energy that are so abundance that we should be able to use and convert it to electricity, the world has given us them, such as sunlight, earth thermal, wind, water flow in a river. but the contraption to convert them into electricity and a battery bank for these is not cheap (yet). hopefully it will cost less in the future. solar panel also keep being developed as we are talking. so let just hope for better future. Thank you for replying to my comment though @xspydazx, glad to read from you

[@xspydazx]

@@laughhappily yes your right of course : But i could not see where the kenetic energy was being produced : as an initial spark goes from the givenn push ! it was declining ! so i do not see the continuious feeding of energy at all in these models : but i still like to see the experiments as it helps your mind to build new scenarios .. thanks..

[@brucebehnke3227]

You need a wind up spring like a watch 😂

[@Bill-mj8hf]

The forces to make it slow down will ALWAYS overcome the forces making it speed up.

[@HTN_creativity]

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[@ltwig476]

Even if it could, it would be worthless. As soon as you attach the tiniest bit of resistance to do work it would fail. We can't defeat the laws of energy.

[@rule1dontgosplat]

that actually ran a lot longer than i thought it would

[@Curiouslist]

The people who disliked this video didnt understand what you were trying to do so dont mind them. Thank you for saving many people time and money by showing the truth. You're a hero😇

[@emmanueljudah8581]

The video is misleading. The springs are meant to spiral around the rod and it will give you a perpetual motion not that left and right arrangements.

[@HTN_creativity]

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[@HTN_creativity]

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[@73Datsun180B]

@@emmanueljudah8581 wtf would you know!

[@fernleystephens2436]

Ironically, the fewer springs the spring engine has the longer it runs. A child's toy windmill would produce more energy than this contraption.

[@duncancremin1708]

I was waiting for him to show it with no springs at all, but I guess he figured we’d got the picture. I can never understand how people can be fooled by this sort of stuff. It’s obvious to even a first grader that the more resistance you add to a rotating object, the faster it’s going to stop. So how do they think it’s going to have the opposite effect? I guess there are people who don’t understand basic principles, like gravity, but you’d imagine repeatedly falling from high places would have wrinkled them out, by now, due to evolution.

[@xspydazx]

he is showing that despite being a great engineers he replicated the various experiments and actuall they are all false !

[@DodgerEcho]

They say if you don't connect a generator to it, it won't work. It works for other bloggers because they have a "generator"...😂

[@HTN_creativity]

Can you share with me more clearly about your ideas so that I can improve in the next videos and I will absorb your positive comments and gain more experience.

[@indography1]

​@@HTN_creativitythat's means you need to fit a turbine for produce electricity in this excel rod.after spin the wheel turbine also spin then electricity will be generated. Then use this electric and fit another motor for spin the axcel. That's means one use for produce electricity and one use for spin axcel by using this electric.

[@73Datsun180B]

@@indography1 ok retard

[@diegosilang4823]

You dont need to have PHD on physics to figure this out. The spring is the same as a cart gain speed going downhill, then encounters an uphill, ecountered a downhill again, repeats until the cart loses momentum. The only way to maintain momentum is receiving a passive source of energy.

[@ChristopherLadipo]

The project anotomy is facing several challenges. 1. Try and reduce the lenght of the springs 2. Try and straighten up the flywheel from it unbalanced rotation. 3. The crackshaft is just damn unbalanced which accommodate serious vibrations to counter-rotate.

[@HTN_creativity]

this is a big problem but i will still try because i still dont believe it can work, i am trying with a bigger flywheel if you have any ideas please let me know

[@heinzpg]

@@HTN_creativity It is obvious that this can't work, never mind how you fiddle with the length of the springs and other details. Neither a flywheel nor springs are a source of energy. Advices like that of ChristopherLadipo and others are futile. Such an arrangement will always loose rpm after the manual start due to friction. If you leave all springs away it will run longer since the springs contribute to friction but do not cause any drive. All videos showing such "spring motors" running are fakes. It is sad but a fact, KZbin is full of such fakes.

[@toaingo1402]

Bạn nói rất chính xác. KZbin là một ánh trăng đầy nghệ thuật​@@heinzpg

[@CelentAle]

With or without springs the energy perpetually will never be there🤦🤣🤣 Unless you use capacitors it's a bit of electronics about dynamos and motors.🤔👍

[@ChristopherLadipo]

@@HTN_creativity ok, I'm gonna send you some video links to help you on your research.

[@rainbowboa100]

pretty cool how it runs better every time he removes a spring!

[@HTN_creativity]

I was thinking that it would only run like that.

[@MultiMarty100]

🤦🏻‍♂️

[@callebchuan5813]

How long does it takes for the flywheel to stop spining ? What is the radius of the flywheel ? What is the mass of the flywheel ?

[@quinton3997]

Play the video in a continuous circle then it will work 😂

[@organickevinlondon]

personally, I think making it sound like a steam engine is a better idea.

[@jamesrobinson4703]

It's not controversial.... It's also not Perpetual Motion. Nor will it ever be. Not today, tomorrow or ever and ever and ever and ever....

[@HTN_creativity]

Thank you for watching my video. Hope you continue to support my next videos; I don't understand what you mean. Can you share with me more clearly about your idea so that I can improve in the next videos

[@muratkaradag3703]

Sure the working of the machine wont last for ever without some power source. What is this machine called?

[@zoolkarnainpaiman793]

Thank you bro.... Nice ❤

[@maheshpatel-jw4bd]

thank you

[@jayapalakurera8581]

Good young man. He saw truth God bless you

[@HTN_creativity]

Thanks for the wonderful encouragement and this precious word, I hope you will stand by me.

[@izaqueurocha8876]

Parabéns por mostra a verdade pra todOs

[@organickevinlondon]

To make it "work????" properly, (i.e. run for 30 seconds and no longer), it needs to be painted in bright colours, sound like a steam engine be operated by a smiling Indian, on a patch of dirt,

[@petercoates2882]

It's not really a proof that there is no such thing as perpetual motion, just a demonstration of some variants of a flywheel winding down from lost energy.

[@bobmilner4762]

If you add a source of perpetual energy such as from the sun then the machine should run perpetually. Hell, I've got three machines from a dime store that keep on running and running. Maybe not at night, but they fire up automatically every the morning. In a manner of speaking thats perpetual. All you would have to do is add solar energy storage to keep them running at night.

[@HTN_creativity]

do you believe people have made it permanent i still don't believe it i'm trying to see if it works

[@fishingpervert]

It might not be THE proof that perpetual motion is impossible ... but it IS one MORE proof that perpetual motion is impossible. Even if you could get that thing to spin for days ... hook it to a generator and it will quit spinning within minutes.

[@harryrussell154]

The open sourced, gravity driven, continuous motion, free energy generator: Power Multiplier Device, medium.

[@dethengine]

If he had not cut off the little pigtails when adding the weight to the flywheel, it would have worked perfectly!

[@Duppavich]

Just remove the friction and it should work 🤞

[@HTN_creativity]

I don't think it is possible to eliminate friction when in the environment, do you have any other ideas, please share so I can try

[@Duppavich]

@@HTN_creativity That's what I mean mate, it's never going to work when you have friction in the bearings and even the air around it. It's a pretty good try though 🙂

[@heinzpg]

@@Duppavich Friction is not the point. If you could remove friction completely - which isn't possible really - this thing would rotate forever. But this is nothing extraordinary. Every movement lasts forever if no force interferes. But it would still not be a motor. Attach a load and it will come quickly to a stop.

[@Duppavich]

@@heinzpg Yes I know that, I wasn't thinking hey was trying to make a drive. I thought it was an attempt at a perpetual motion machine?

[@heinzpg]

@@Duppavich If you build something which runs forever despite unavoidable slight friction you have always built a machine with a drive. Without drive friction could not be overcome. And if you could reduce friction slightly more something of this drive would be left over as energy which could be used for other purposes. Although the nomination "perpetuum mobile" does not include that with "perpetuum mobile" we mean a device which can deliver energy in addition to eternal movement. That's why the many fake-videos about such spring-machines have "free energy" in their titles. But actually all these designs run longer if you take the springs away, since springs contribute to friction but not to drive.

[@Hyperbole77]

Glad to you finally setting "the truth straight" on the perpetual motion ... question ... ? 😆

[@HTN_creativity]

"Ha ha, I'm so glad you like the video! 😄 Perpetual motion is always an interesting and challenging topic in science. Although no one has completely succeeded, learning and experimenting is the key. a way for us to discover more about the world around us. Who knows, maybe one day we will find the answer! Thank you for following and always motivating me 🔧⚙️"

[@TheTempest73]

Nothing perpetual about it, but it's great that people are seeking and thinking about how to make one.

[@HTN_creativity]

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[@arisnaldomarques1145]

tem muita vibracao na polia talves isso perca velocidade mais o melhor video ja visto ate agora

[@GlenLamb-gw9ed]

I tried a similar method using a crankshaft offset with 3 springs [2 always overriding the third depending on position of crank]...it didn't work either. It was a great idea, it just didn't work.

[@73Datsun180B]

would work best with no springs!

[@bennyrobles9194]

One thing will finally stop all such projects on earth, and that is gravity. It’s a powerful force.! We all try to overcome that. We want to “give”, and “harvest” for ever. Not even overunity is free. “FREE ENERGY” is impossible. Remember that.!

[@HTN_creativity]

thanks for your kind comment, i still don't believe it can last long, but i think if it lasts for an hour it will be great

[@ricardoleyton4913]

Cada invento de estos nos ayuda a seguir buscando la perfeccion..muy buen video

[@scottdoubleyou563]

Dr. Fauci approved 👌

[@AlamShaikh-o4f]

Yess you are right.....

[@HTN_creativity]

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[@jasoncravens1124]

I like how as soon as you take the angle grinders wire wheel off, it triples in speed suddenly, LOL.

[@HTN_creativity]

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[@NealVio]

Thanks for sharing. Another video they cut off the part where it slows down.

[@jacksnavely559]

JUST SPIN WHEEL ONLY AND IT WILL SPIN LONGER

[@djbillye4943]

If the balance wheel was true it would never stop.unbalance caused stoppage

[@claudio8695]

Perpetual ignorance 😂😂😂😂😂

[@HTN_creativity]

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[@williamkuhns2387]

Aren't the video's showing much larger versions? Maybe this ones flywheel isn't large/heavy enough for continuous momentum seen in other videos? Make a larger model just to test theory. Flywheel and springs it would seem if it really would work need to be in balance and size ratio?

[@HelloKittyFanMan]

Aren't the video's _what things_ showing much larger versions?

[@73Datsun180B]

you are very stupid

[@АлександрРоот-п9б]

Прогуливают школу, а потом всю жизнь мучаются и других мучают.

[@raynac224]

The issue with a perpetual motion machine is that even if you were to succeed. You wouldn't be able to draw power from it. That would sap energy from the system and force it to stop

[@HTN_creativity]

Can you share with me more clearly about your ideas so that I can improve in the next videos? Thank you for your positive comments. I will absorb and gain more experience.

[@73Datsun180B]

@@HTN_creativity bro it is impossible!

[@railgap]

"You may not like it, but this is what PEAK pseudoscience looks like."

[@organickevinlondon]

I'm GOBSMACKED by it too.

[@joerollings56]

what unmitigated bull chit. You would be kicked out of a junior high school science fair. Ohoney as a six dollar bill...Joe

[@clarkwayne3440]

Hehehe. You don't know the God numbers? 3, 6, 9. And you should connect the springs to the shaft at least on every third part - 120deg apart.

[@HTN_creativity]

I will need to review my thinking, let me adjust that.

[@nguyenvanan-61]

Làm sao có thể phá bỏ định luật bảo toàn năng lượng đây?

[@GoofyVortex]

Best comment, Hail Nikola Tesla!

[@brucerogermorgan2388]

Can I have my 7 minutes back? This could never be perpetual motion because of frictional losses. Stupid idea.

[@terryhayward7905]

Even the earth will stop spinning one day, and that is the closest thing to perpetual motion.

[@HTN_creativity]

Thank you for watching this video of mine. Hope you continue to support me in the next videos

[@AlexBohda]

Zkuste osadit do magnetických ložisek a uzavřít do vakuovaného boxu a roztočit ve stavu beztíže.

[@Jose-m3k9m]

People allways love to believe in inpossible things.

[@annoyingbstard9407]

Silly sod.

[@pauls5745]

yeah, this variety doesn't spin very long. with a large enough flywheel, no springs, in a vacuum, it could spin on good bearings for several days. The springs are an additional source of friction so do away with those first. sealed ceramic bearings generate less heat from friction than steel, so there's another gain, but you can get an hour or so with just a bearing and flywheel

[@HTN_creativity]

your idea is great i will try thank you for this

[@73Datsun180B]

@@HTN_creativity what are you trying to achieve?

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good!

[@aries2584]

the problem is the spring and the crankshaft I didn't seen crankshaft like that even in the real engine.

[@christiandebray]

the problem is the whole machine, producing energy without a source is an impossibility.

[@nenhxong912]

😮 no ! No! No!

[@alanspring8462]

A true genius uses trial-and-error.

[@laughwithus1527]

thank you so much i was just about to invest a lot of money on this with a useless engineer here

[@HTN_creativity]

You are so persistent and determined! 💪 Investing in such a large project certainly requires a lot of effort and resources. However, if you feel that the engineer you are working with is not delivering the value you expected, you may need to reconsider your approach or seek out other experts in the field.

[@lesliecrichton6092]

I think if you put a windmill in a Perpetual magnet motor on the other side of that along with the springs and another flywheel with perpetual motion things would come along great

[@HTN_creativity]

Thank you for watching my video. We hope you have positive comments to help us improve the product

[@russellharvey8590]

Will it power my anti-gravity machine?

[@HTN_creativity]

Can you share with me more clearly about your ideas so that we can improve in the next videos

[@IcybernateCaptCliff]

Next try a set of magnetic bearings

[@HTN_creativity]

Can you share with me more clearly about your ideas so that I can improve in the next videos

[@michaelbean2478]

Where's the storage tank for the magic this thing runs on? How were the frictionless bearings made? How was the atmosphere evacuated around the device to eliminate drag? And how often does the container tank for the magic need to be replenished as the energy is siphoned off for use? Enquiring minds need to know!

[@HTN_creativity]

Thank you for watching my video. Hope you continue to support my next videos; Can you share with me more clearly about your ideas so that I can improve in the next videos? Thank you for your positive comments. I will absorb and gain more experience

[@MrMatbat1]

Nothing controversial Nothing useful either. Ashtray on a motorcycle kinda useful 😂

[@pjofurey6239]

The out of balance factors are off the scale too 😂

[@HTN_creativity]

Thank you for your positive comments. I will absorb and gain more experience.

[@викторзайцев-х8щ]

Законы физики ни кто неотменял

[@joepalazzolo4630]

Why do people believe in free lunches!

[@josephmorin8941]

Why do you call this free? Is it because he isn't paying someone for a license to experiment?

[@tolan-4947]

Очень увлекательно для двоечников по школьной физике ..

[@Алексей-н1л3п]

Вы ведь не думаете ,что заняты изготовлением Perpetuum Mobile? Ваша задача создать такой механизм ,который "... будет работать ,хотя и не бесконечно,но неопределённо долго (до износа своих составных частей) без вмешательства человека. В отличие от вечного двигателя, они не нарушают законов термодинамики, поскольку черпают энергию из окружающей среды (например, это может быть энергия Солнца или радиоактивного распада)[⇨]. Википедия

[@ivancuciuc9591]

Не ваша а наша задача или ты вне системы !?

[@HTN_creativity]

I also think that just weighing it to run for 1 hour or 2 hours is ok.

[@catvr_the_YouTube.]

All fun and games until someone create the real perpetual motion and everyone called it fake

[@HTN_creativity]

Everything I create I want to bring joy and entertainment value to people, those are the little joys in life.

[@Alex-wz3si]

Сила действия равна силе противодействия.

[@georgeszilva1223]

There is no free lunch!

[@hillkristina]

А что если в космосе эту штуку запустить.. уж там-то должна она работать.. 😂

[@HTN_creativity]

💖💖💖😄😅

[@theschaapman]

There is no such thing as a perpetual motion engine. And if there was, the government would have destroy it.

[@PP.EKOTECH]

Hi . Good job ! :)

[@hamariworldfirst]

Vibrations are also the key factor in not running longer duration.

[@HTN_creativity]

Can you share with me more clearly about your ideas so that I can improve in the next videos? Thank you for your positive comments. I will absorb and gain more experience.

[@luiseduardoprieto5272]

Cuando la inercia del volante termina ,la fuerza de los resortes se anulan entre si,bien por la demostracion

[@HTN_creativity]

I think like you, but many people still tell me that my spring position is not correct. I am thinking about this.

[@MASS1866]

That one is built to fail. Unbalanced. Can’t work. Not that it can. But this one is a bad example

[@일상이다큐]

이게 성공하면 노벨과학상이다... 인류역사의 새장을 열것이다...노력은 높이평가합니다. 수고했습니다.

[@HTN_creativity]

이렇게 훌륭한 격려를 보내주셔서 감사합니다. 실제로 읽어보니 매우 기쁩니다. 소문대로 작동할 수 있는지 확인하고 싶습니다.

[@ljalpena3552]

Looks like a good welding job.

[@HTN_creativity]

It is!

[@gailsmith9835]

Someone tried to convence me if you pot a windmill type fan in the grill of an ev it would run without a charger. This guy worked for the utilities!

[@HTN_creativity]

Your idea is also very good, thank you for your sharing

[@Ratguitar58]

The best perpetual motion engine is a chicken 👍 Got it!

[@Shaaban2015]

Thank you bro ,super

[@HTN_creativity]

💖💖💖

[@jimmypoobah8094]

If my last name was legally changed to Perpetual, and I manufactured machinery, could I honestly claim all of the equipment that I sell is really a Perpetual motion machines?