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Sir Isaac Newton's first law of motion. "An obiect at rest remains at rest, while an obiect in motion remains in motion unless acted upon by an outside force" These are some amazing little trick inventions. You can even see that you can generate power with one of these....

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JScottC21 days ago

While fun to watch, reality says sorry, these aren’t possible.

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TheNewRedneck21 days ago

@BredsguardDalen These are all fake and require more power to be put into them to keep them going than it produces.

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Richie Rich21 days ago

This is pretty cool to watch. Definitely build one in the backyard and then film it for us.

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Johnny B. Good21 days ago

Maybe I can find a way to power my house and go off grid. 🤣

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🇺🇸🇺🇸DADA🇺🇲🇺🇲21 days ago

The bike rim was pretty cool

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Freedomfromflatlines21 days ago

The auger was great!

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Dan Adams21 days ago

👍👍👍👍👍

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Marty Muse20 days ago

Yet, the U.S. Senate is dead in the water. That wave died quickly...

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