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Physics, mathematics, engineering, witchcraft. Welcome to the Twilight Zone. By Physicsfun, Used with permission.

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David Cassidy11 days ago

$20 from Amazon, but you have to keep the internal battery charged up, else it won't work 😂

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Dr.𝕏11 days ago

Looks like it doesn't stop. But it does. How? Conservation of energy says ball can't rise higher than its starting point. Hidden battery operated booster inside toy adds extra kinetic energy to ball so it jumps loop & falls on platform . When battery dies, ball can't jump higher.

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The Old and Unimproved Dave 🦘11 days ago

Where the recharging plug goes...

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Jeremie Pelletier12 days ago

Doesn’t work with a transparent casing, how odd :)

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Karel Gardas11 days ago

And I've thought we need nuclear fusion. Never more, just few balls and we will be fine. ;-)

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Michael Duffey12 days ago

Al Bundy custom shoe salesman seat .

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金川康雄12 days ago

Perpetual motion machines are generally classified into two types: those that violate energy conservation and those that violate the second law of thermodynamics. Modern physics considers both impossible.

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pn_x_kg11 days ago

Does this win as a perpetual motion machine?

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Marcus Fidelicus11 days ago

It's in the rim, clearly the ball is acted on there

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🪰 (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ *✧ ₊˚✩ ⏧⊹˚🐇𓌙⊹* 𓀠𓌙11 days ago

Fun with (electro) magnets.

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Lori Harfenist12 days ago

Wow I want all the things there thanks for the tip!

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