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Can explain this energy!

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muffinprince's profile picture
muffinprince2 years ago

Sure, it’s called a fake perpetual energy machine

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Amit Shah (Parody)2 years ago

Legendary incident, I laughed so hard, how patient would you be if it were you?

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FullyLooted2 years ago

Magnetic field passing through a solenoid, causing a current

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Ondra Vyhlídal2 years ago

Possibly there is a battery at the bottom platform and an oscillator. The magnets are fake and they are coils. The energy is transferred by induction and the green led is used as a rectifier.

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Marlu🔞2 years ago

I'm just here for the community note explaining that perpetual motion machines are all fake. This one in particular is probably just batteries in the base and using the same tech that wireless charging does for smartphones to move the energy

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Amazing Magnets LLC2 years ago

FREE ENERGY EXISTS! 😮But not really. This is unfortunately very fake. Induction with magnets through a copper coil requires constant movement of either the magnets or the coil. The faster the movement, the greater the energy. ⚡️ Induction is super cool but is sadly not free energy. There is most likely a battery somewhere here. 🤔

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Sudarshan Paluskar2 years ago

Power can not be generated from static field . Something is missing here.

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The Piper2 years ago

Electromagnetic force

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Aprende Bitcoin2 years ago

Wow