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I know that this looks a bit akward but I believe it is worth
thinking.And yes i am new here so please dont bombard me with sharp critics. The fact is long proved (by hundreds of failures) that it is not possible to design any perpetual motion machine since the concept disobeys law of conservation of energy.However, this one needs a consideration since it probably does not violate the law of conservation of energy. Let us assume two magnets one placed on earth and the other brought closer to it till the former clings to it.During this process the potential energy of the magnet placed on earth has increased. No magnetic opposition was offered to the second magnet while it was brought closer to the first one hence we spend no energy. To explain this increase in energy of the 1st magnet we assume that the energy spent in separating the two magnets is stored in the form of potential energy in the magnets.But suppose if the two magnets were at contact with each other at time t--0 (Ofcourse time is relative) then are we tapping the energy released during the big bang.Much like the way an asteroid entering the earth has high gravitational P.E. although work was never done in lifting it above the surface of the earth.If true then a device tapping this energy can be do work without actively consumming any energy which our normal devices use like heat,electricity etc.The significance is to show that what we believe is never possible is possible. Regards PK(INDIA) |
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PK wrote:
I know that this looks a bit akward.... Second Law of Thermodynamics http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/phys...odynamics.html |
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PK wrote:
I know that this looks a bit akward but I believe it is worth thinking.And yes i am new here so please dont bombard me with sharp critics. If you talk the talk then you walk the walk. Bull**** meter is uncrated. The fact is long proved (by hundreds of failures) that it is not possible to design any perpetual motion machine since the concept disobeys law of conservation of energy. Nothing in science is "proven." Models are only disproven. All ya gotta do is make just one and the model is falsified. Since local conservation of mass-energy arises from the homogeneity of translation in time via Noether's theorem, Uncle Al's money is on the model. If you make a machine a few lightyears in extent, General Relativity has no global conservation laws. OTOH, how will you know that you violated conservation of mass-energy? GR has a lot to say about communication, too - and it nicely muddles all the disparate footnotes. However, this one needs a consideration since it probably does not violate the law of conservation of energy. Bull**** meter's big banana plug is shoved into place. No Stabilant 22 was smeared on it prior to insertion. Let us assume two magnets one placed on earth and the other brought closer to it till the former clings to it.During this process the potential energy of the magnet placed on earth has increased. No magnetic opposition was offered to the second magnet while it was brought closer to the first one hence we spend no energy. To explain this increase in energy of the 1st magnet we assume that the energy spent in separating the two magnets is stored in the form of potential energy in the magnets.But suppose if the two magnets were at contact with each other at time t--0 (Ofcourse time is relative) then are we tapping the energy released during the big bang. To Hell with the bull**** meter, http://w0rli.home.att.net/youare.swf http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/sunshine.jpg [snip] A perpetual motion machine must at the minimum contain magnets, strobes, cryogen fog, a high temp supercon, and a manual transmission from a 1976 Honda. Next time brainfart about the Casimir effect. -- Uncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" The Net! |
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Geeman wrote:
The planets orbit the Sun "perpetually." Isn't that perpetual motion? By that definition, all motion is "perpetual". Newton's First Law-- http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/phys...sFirstLaw.html |
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