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According to Physics, Is this Possible?

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SINGUL∆RITYvor 2 Jahren

Perpetual machines sound great, but they're impossible. They go against the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, "Energy can't be created or destroyed, only converted". It's like getting something for nothing, which doesn't work. Energy is always used up, even if it seems like it's not.

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Sabelo KaBafanavor 2 Jahren

This can be great to produce electricity

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Zoom Afrikavor 2 Jahren

Yes !!

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Disco 💙💙💙vor 2 Jahren

The springs won’t last longer, eventually it will stop. Once you put v- belts on the pulley the load will increase and the springs will just break off.

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Zoom Afrikavor 2 Jahren

What if you add strong springs ?

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مبـارك الجـاسـمvor 2 Jahren

Yes until the springs loose their elasticity

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Concerned Citizen (Atheist)vor 2 Jahren

The springs will eventually weaken and it will come to a stop.

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Lawny Moorevor 2 Jahren

Obviously filmed and played in reverse. Notice the cut?

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lumumbavor 2 Jahren

External energy provided by the man to wheel transferred and stored in spring( conservation of energy ) then the harmonic motion of spring convert stored energy into kinetic energy cause vertical motion of spring leading to rotation of shaft connected spring and wheel

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Godfrey Oswald,BSc Biochemistry (KCL), MSc, PhD(c)vor 2 Jahren

It looks like the much sought after perpetual machine. If I remember correctly, back in 1984, my A Level physics teacher teased us in the school physics lab to make a working perpetual machine and win prizes. We all tried but failed miserably. Later in lectures we found out why we failed: 2nd Law of Thermodynamics says energy can only be converted. So perpetual machines would have to bypass this law: find a way to create energy continuously for constant motion. You noticed that in video, the yellow wheel had to be first pulled several times, then let go. That’s not a perpetual motion. The energy put into yellow wheel was converted for a short number of turns say 2 minutes. BUT wheel keep turning more than 2 minutes ?? Look at video slowly and you see, there’s obvious breaks in the video showing it’s fake and made up of several videos of 2 minutes motion spliced together.

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Deji Aladejebivor 2 Jahren

This video is faked. Law of conservation of energy. What is supplying the energy that it is using to accelerate? What of the effect of air resistance, gravity, friction etc

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🔻S.Aziz 🇨🇩🇵🇸🇸🇩vor 2 Jahren

The hardest task in creating perpetual motion machines is hiding the power source.

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Pissed Patriot 🇺🇸vor 2 Jahren

I would say No, it will stop.

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“Abracadorky!”vor 2 Jahren

If it can be done, then it’s possible.

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SanphuSA®vor 2 Jahren

Newton’s Second Law of Motion Statement: The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass. The mathematical expression of this law is F = ma , where F is the net force, m is the mass of the object, and a is its acceleration. Explanation: This law quantifies the effect of forces on the motion of an object. It states that the greater the mass of an object, the more force is needed to accelerate it. Conversely, for a given force, an object with a smaller mass will experience greater acceleration.

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Wesblogvor 2 Jahren

Physics yes. Thermodynamics no .

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Benteke Puntervor 2 Jahren

Energy can never be created or destroyed but it can be transformed from one form of energy to another

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🇺🇸 UltraMAGA Hillbilly 🇺🇸vor 2 Jahren

Notice the jump cut at the 12 second mark. This is where a reversed video is spliced in, showing the device speeding up instead of slowing down. Duh.

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Zoom Afrikavor 2 Jahren

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Dexter Nelson (aka Athalos)vor 2 Jahren

Yes. The force of the big wheel in momentum is bigger then the force of friction, and the springs exert addtional force to build momentum. It might not be enough to start it, but it is enough to keep it going and accelerate it.

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1st Roboeconomist, End Profit Maxing!vor 2 Jahren

Edited forward and backward video together..

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Yusuf Graphicsvor 2 Jahren

Which physics law is that😳😳

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Against the Worldvor 2 Jahren

If you put an overload, the story will be different

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Adam Kłodowskivor 2 Jahren

The video is edited. You can see acceleration of the nmotion without external force. The energy stored in the flywheel motion and in springs cannot increase acceleration of the motion. Energy is constantly lost so the system has to slow down with time (air drag and friction).

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Sir Max, The Duke of Drakensberg 🎮🇿🇦vor 2 Jahren

No, it is NOT possible. This is a combination of clever editing. From 0 to 13s you can see internal friction slowing it down. At 13s is a sudden jump cut and then from 14s to 1min it can be assumed that this is playback in reverse. Look up Maxwell's Demon

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Tee Geevor 2 Jahren

Newtons 1st Law of motion.. A body will continue in rectilinear motion unless acted upon by an external force. Due to friction it will soon come to rest!!

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Peché Africa 🇿🇦vor 2 Jahren

it is possible

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Carl Mastvor 2 Jahren

Possible to split a film - run the 2nd part backwards Yes, it’s possible

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Mr Versatilevor 2 Jahren

How dem go take stop am

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femi odunsivor 2 Jahren

The question is : can it produce and sustain electricity ? If yes ,what is stopping it's mass production? Is it true some powers are trying to block the invention of machines that produce free energy? Why are they really doing this?

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𝗖𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗿𝗼𝗳𝘁-𝗪𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗼𝗻 𝗩𝗗vor 2 Jahren

energy

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Wilson Macarilayvor 2 Jahren

I saw the black wire on the grass

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DEITY DOZEN ™vor 2 Jahren

Wheel decelerates (as it should) when the man stops energizing the 'system'. At circa 12 - 13 seconds, the clip is reverse engineered (elementary editing) and miraculously decelaration becomes acceleration. Notwithstanding, good video for fickle minds. 😂 🚮

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