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 Dreamzcicle

Joined: 8/21/2006
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Posted: 6/4/2007 8:09:41 PM
Thanks Random :)
 FrogO_Oeyes

Joined: 8/21/2005
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Posted: 6/4/2007 8:32:49 PM
Ironic that one of the age-old Don Qixote windmills should be referred to
any amature inventors/scientists (sic)
. If the professionals can't defy laws of physics, maybe someone who dabbles in his spare time can!
 Stonestongue

Joined: 5/18/2006
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Posted: 6/4/2007 10:59:56 PM

Ironic that one of the age-old Don Qixote windmills should be referred to

any amature inventors/scientists (sic)
. If the professionals can't defy laws of physics, maybe someone who dabbles in his spare time can!


Well it kinda makes sense... I mean we can look at these things a little calmer since our livelihood doesn't count on it, lol!

But seriously... Our definitions of the physical laws change with our understanding of them, not the other way around... There's an angle or two this hasn't been viewed from yet I'm sure... All input is valuable.

Sounds crazy I know, but I can almost feel it... Like it's been done or is about to be... Or both.
 Golden Ruler

Joined: 5/5/2007
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Posted: 6/5/2007 10:43:02 AM
Well, besides the problems of entropy (and forgetting about the energy consumed in producing the items), if you had a place with a lake, you could probably gather wave energy, which would be responsible for mechanizing a clock to turn a solar panel during the day, which could be used to kick start some turbines....

I'd like to do that. I'd also like to take 3 grand and upgrade a diesel engine to burn used cooking oil. I'd grow a lot of my own vegetables. That would be cool.
 TallStrider

Joined: 6/1/2007
Msg: 30
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Posted: 6/5/2007 1:06:41 PM
I used to study some of this.
You need to look up benoulli , it get's quite detailed.
It simply say's " You can't have something for nothing." And it's right.
 Stonestongue

Joined: 5/18/2006
Msg: 31
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Posted: 6/6/2007 12:14:57 AM
So where did the universe we are in come from?

We are in a world of something for nothing... The whole interplay of space and form is in perpetual motion! Our only TRUE constants are change and potential.
 TallStrider

Joined: 6/1/2007
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Posted: 6/6/2007 2:17:51 AM
Thats quite the jump, from this thread , to the universe?
 TallStrider

Joined: 6/1/2007
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Posted: 6/6/2007 2:30:17 AM
Right back at you'Dark matter, and how it distorts .
 AnomalyEE

Joined: 5/17/2007
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Posted: 6/6/2007 5:28:07 PM

So where did the universe we are in come from?


I don't know, but if you have the answer, I'd be interested in hearing.

In the meantime, we won't be creating energy out of thin air.
 canthinkofone

Joined: 3/19/2007
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Posted: 6/6/2007 7:25:22 PM
Ok i get everyone when they say we cant get something for nothing , the laws of phyisics may be flexable but lets assume they are not and that conventional theory is true and the laws of physics are true has it ever accoured to anyone that these laws still allocate for such a device to work?

Ok i appreciate everyones opinions thats why im here, but i dont like the term "get something for nothing" ok lets talk about electricity ok now we need mechanical energy to get electricity other than solar power, im not talking about pulling electricity out of thin air but i am talking about the possibility of utilising the earths gravity and the use of magnets to produce mechanical to convert back to electrical power.

If earths gravity can spin the moon isnt it possible to get the earths gravity to spin something on earth? i already know all the reasons to why it may not work and hasnt so far is there any posative input here? i know your thinking we can use it to pull something down but back up is a different story, but with the help of magnetics it may be possible and also the input of a slight amout of electricity to help nudge gravity cos gravity multiplys to a point, so maybe with that slight nudge per rotation of a device that has most of its weight to one end, giving that slight nudge may allow for gravity to multiply and get enuf momentum to get back up the top and once its there gravity can pull it back down again.

People are so bend on the saying "you cant get something out of thinair" which is true and according to the laws of physics you can convert energy from one form to the other which is an idea i have, not to get it from now where but to convert it from mechanical driven buy gravity and magnetic or electromagnetic fields.

Just ponder on that thought for a while, like i said the earths gravity is already spining the moon.
 upuralley

Joined: 4/3/2007
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Posted: 6/11/2007 9:05:49 PM
ive invented 20 yrs ago, but i will never tell a soul... someone will use it for evil, surly
 deagleninja

Joined: 8/13/2006
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Posted: 6/12/2007 1:14:55 AM

Ok i accept everyones opinions but something useful would help, anykind of free energy device if you cant get something for nothing where did the universe come from?


The leading current theory is that the universe was created from the merging of two extra-dimensional anomalies.


OK so at the bottom it says that it looses energy to friction and AIR resistance, I dont know ANYTHING about perpetual motion, but what if they use this device where no air exists? And have as one poster mentioned about the magnets or something and NOT touching this way energy is not lost to friction.


If there is no air or fiction then you have a machine capable of returning as much energy as you put in, not more.

The problem with magnets is that there is still friction. You don't need two objects to even touch to hae friction in the traditional sense. The Moon, for instance, does not touch the Earth, yet still has a huge effect on us over time. In the past the Earth's rotation was much faster than the 24 hour day we have now. Because of tidal forces of the Moon's gravity (the way the Moon drags water across the Earth and creates tides) and the fact that the Moon is slowly moving away from the Earth, our days are slowly growing longer as the Earth's spin on its axis slows.

Many of you may be familiar with the Voyager and other spacecraft that have traveled to the outer planets of our solar system? They used a technique called a gravity-assist to 'slingshot' them from planet to planet. Passing by each planet gave them a course correction and speed boost. But that speed boost comes at price as well. In exchange for the increased speed the planets being used lost a tiny bit of their spin or rotation speed.

In closing, perpetual motion IS impossible. You can never get more out of something than you put in. Even nuclear explosions convert a small amout of material into energy for a net loss. You CAN however, have 'free' energy as many technologies have already shown. Hydoelectric dams use the Earth to replace the water behind the generators. Solar panels transform a small fraction of sunlight into energy.

The difference between 'free' energy and perpetual motion is that something else: the Sun, dinosaurs, atoms, etc, is paying the price for the net energy loss.
 CharlesEdm

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Posted: 6/12/2007 2:32:57 AM
I use a perpetual motion device to start my cold fusion reactor.

Which I use to power my force field containment device,

You know, for the universal solvent.
 Nergal

Joined: 4/29/2007
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Posted: 6/12/2007 4:46:17 PM
^^^ thats not science ... its alchemy.
 CharlesEdm

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Posted: 6/13/2007 1:25:01 AM

thats not science ... its alchemy


Heh and whats a perpetual motion device?
 man with ad

Joined: 6/5/2007
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Posted: 6/13/2007 5:31:41 AM
Cow magnets can make a carburetted car get 200 MPG. That is almost free energy compared to an SUV. The remaining technical challenge is to deflect cows attracted to the car by the magnets. Not so bad downtown but in the country, look out.

I disbelieve science on this matter because I have seen what happens when you put as little as 200 calories into a four year old boy then set him out in the yard to play. He is an energy multiplier. Even the dog gets worn out trying to keep up with him. That shows it is possible to get more out of a system than one puts in.
 CharlesEdm

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Posted: 6/13/2007 5:22:40 PM
If you feed a kid 200 calories a day and do that you'll find out where that extra energy comes from.

You know after the kid dies.
 AnomalyEE

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Posted: 6/13/2007 6:29:09 PM
Cow magnets can make a carburetted car get 200 MPG. That is almost free energy compared to an SUV. The remaining technical challenge is to deflect cows attracted to the car by the magnets. Not so bad downtown but in the country, look out.

I have no idea what you're talking about.



I disbelieve science on this matter because I have seen what happens when you put as little as 200 calories into a four year old boy then set him out in the yard to play. He is an energy multiplier. Even the dog gets worn out trying to keep up with him. That shows it is possible to get more out of a system than one puts in.


The child simply used more than he recently consumed. It doesn't magically come from the air. If that process was continued over and over, the boy would have issues.

I certainly hope your child example wasn't the reason you don't believe in science on basic energy issues.
 AnomalyEE

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Posted: 6/14/2007 4:56:34 PM
He's keeping it secret to himself. Not even a Nobel Prize will get him to show his energy machine.
 thinker55

Joined: 7/30/2007
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Posted: 9/1/2007 8:48:07 AM
2findu,
Would this also apply to devices that operate in a vacumm ?,such as in space and/or in a chamber on earth..Just thinking aloud..Iv read your posts.. I am impressed with the answers on your many posts...keep it going..
 thinker55

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Posted: 9/1/2007 8:54:15 AM
stonestonque,
I also have given thought to a pendulum that uses magnets to keep motion perpetual,if only the magnets click on and off their polarity at the right time,now to hook up to a power source.,and I, also like stonestonque, have not read a book on this idea..Iv had a drawing of my thoughts for years...I will always believe that answers to some of life's problems will come from the minds of those who dabble within their own imagination..
 AlexSB

Joined: 6/29/2006
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Posted: 9/1/2007 1:08:47 PM
I remember watching a show on Discovery about a guy who claimed to have developed a perpetual motion machine. It was interesting.

His machine did "work" but it wasn't perpetual. It still lost energy.
 whiteknightgb

Joined: 7/10/2007
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Posted: 9/1/2007 1:19:40 PM
nikola tesla had the idea of free energy in the 1930s read his book, here is the link
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=ejTn7Af8LdYC&pg=PP1&dq=inauthor:Nikola+inauthor:Tesla&sig=_gHIh9ZlOCq77OQF4R_e-r4af0M
 Phoebus2k7

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Posted: 9/1/2007 1:20:28 PM
Hey i was wondering if anyone had heard of the life work of Professor John Searl and his SEG and IVG studies he has done and the articles which have been covering his work since the 60-70's which he made a disc that flew 100miles to one point and back in less then 3mins ? Using perpetual motion and magnetic fields ???? he is bringing this out commerically soon and says has the ability to produce energy without using fossil fuels or what not....
 jeffythepooh

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Posted: 9/6/2007 8:46:28 PM
I can get close and if I had access to multi million dollar labs even closer. The human element I hadn't actually connected to prepetual motion machines but, the human body does produce energy and can power a Light Saber using the Chi or inner energy of the human wielder. So not exactly perpetual motion as it would need energy infusion from human Chi.

As a side note I could mass produce Light Sabers in a lab equiped with as little as $30,000 worth of equipment and supplies. The problem comes in finding humans with attuned Chi.

Tell you how to build one. I recieved my recipe for building Light Sabers from Qui-Gon Jinn contact that Spirit. I am sure it can help.
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