We finally did it /pol/! Electric bills and gas bills are a thing of the past. This is going to change everything.

https://x.com/deepwebslinger/status/1940111255160734163

"Perpetual motion" machines are impossible and eventually that thing WILL stop spinning. It's basic science.

>>509311077 (OP)
Magnetism fades over time. These are ideas fucking 2nd graders have

>>509311077 (OP)
No link, no information. Just some guy staring at a moving wheel that looks like an electric motor

mrDIY06
>nigger please

>>509311077 (OP)
i think the closest thing to free energy, nowadays, is solar power
but i had a friend who was convinced that Nikola Tesla discovered free electricity somehow, and that he was murdered to protect industrial interests, like electric companies and weapons contractors

>>509311548
I mean, yes. That's why you have to maintain them a little bit.

>>509311077 (OP)
>Perpetual Motion Machine Invented
>laws of physics broken
bullshit

>>509312177
Did you friend smoke a lot of pot? Sounds like my cousin

>>509311077 (OP)
Now show me how he breaks the third of thermodynamics?

>>509312199
>That's why you have to maintain them a little bit.
>just add a little new energy from time to time, bro
>it's still perpetual, it just needs a little boost, bro
>just a tip, bro
lol

>>509312177
Niki was a pioneer in energy transfer, I think when people saw things being powered remotely they got the wrong idea.

>>509312293
yeah, lol, he is a homeless guy who also drinks and probably smokes meth too

>>509311077 (OP)
perpetual motion means shit. You need a source of energy. When someone will found a way to extract vacuum energy, don't worry, you will here about it...

>>509312336

>>509312177
after he died, all of his inventions went to donald trump's uncle, John G Trump. Yes this is real.

he used it to invent a time machine and trump is actually a time traveler from the future.

>>509311077 (OP)
> A battery pack just out of view

>>509312540
that is kinda sus

>>509311077 (OP)
>i wake up
>someone invents a perpetual motion machine
>they never have patents
>they never show how it works
>just trust me bro
>i go to sleep
>i wake up
>someone invents a perpetual motion machine
>they never have patents
>they never show how it works
>just trust me bro
>i go to sleep
>i wake up
>someone invents a perpetual motion machine
>they never have patents
>they never show how it works
>just trust me bro
>i go to sleep

>>509311077 (OP)
This is a Searl's Generator retard. It's not perpetual motion. It copper coils and neodymium magnets. I used this design to construct my own generator and sold it to the University of Alabama when i was 22 10 years ago for $20,000.

This requires an electrical input, it does not run forever, it just runs at extreme efficiency.

Kill yourself plebbitor.

These designs have been around awhile, they can work awhile in theory but you can't put a load on them.

If they ever innovated free energy they’d charge you even more for it.

“We gotta recoup the costs of building it” and then it’s 30 years later and the price is higher.

>>509311077 (OP)
Now hook it up to a load and see it do actual work perpetually

>>509311077 (OP)
My idea for a perpetual motion machine is just a nigger on steroids in a hamster wheel with some chicken dangling infront

>>509312977
it can power a single 60 watt bulb.

>>509313245
Led ...more like

>>509312177
>solar power is free
Everything has a cost, in this case manufacturing, damaged landscapes; potentially degraded water and air.
>Tesla
Was harvesting EM potential from the Earth. Good idea in small quantities.
>>509312199
That's a powered toy, not a generator.
>>509312540
John Titor has a device like a radio or telephone that he can listen and maybe talk to people in the future. He's not from the future, he can hear it.
>>509313245
Forever, without additional input?

>>509313809
>Everything has a cost, in this case manufacturing, damaged landscapes; potentially degraded water and air.
Yeah, and setting solar panels up cost a ton of money too. To power a small home, it's like $50k+ I think for all the equipment

>>509311077 (OP)

if you ever managed to make this work you would find out like 5 years later we had stopped all spin of the earth's core or something like that

>perpetual motion is impossible!
>lives on a giant spinning ball

>>509312177
still not able of perpetual motion
because the solar input is, well, input, from an external source
perpetual motion would be perpetual without any external input
good luck trying

>>509316069
that's why i said it's the closest thing to free energy, which is essentially what perpetual motion is trying to achieve
and im not trying

>>509312177
As the earth moves through the medium of space, especially due to interactions with our sun’s magnetic field/heliosphere, huge amounts of electricity are collected and passed through our atmosphere, at the poles. When you consider that all electricity creates magnetic fields, and that spinning conductive wires within a magnetic field generates electricity, one realizes we are in a truly electromagnetic world, one of free energy just awaiting harnessing. Birkeland or Birkelund currents.

>>509312177
>Nikola Tesla discovered free electricity somehow
Checked
Nothing is free though we have no idea what harnessing all these electrons and bending them to our will is doing to the ether.

>>509314831
Interestingly, you’ll find that the earths core has indeed stopped moving relative to our measurement instruments, however there is no need to fret, it will soon begin turning in its reverse direction; or at least it always has before.

>>509314032
Old calculators are free, just waiting for their solar panels to be harnessed en masse and wired to the roof of an enterprising individual.

>>509314032
Depends on your energy needs, exact type of inverter setup and other factors but can be as low as maybe $10-15k.
If you do install solar and have the space, install them as a ground array in a field not on buildings. When they burn in structure fires, they kill firefighters.

>>509312177
>Tesla discovered free electricity somehow
Misconception, hus research is the foundation to wireless communication. The supposed free energy was just a massive receiver antenna picking up background noise. The death ray is the theory behind the current LRAD and other directed energy crowd control.
The misconception is from Teslas notes after discovery a new EM phenomenon.

>>509313018
As always the true enemy of perpetual motion is friction. In your case friction would be expressed with the nigger dragging ass or refusing to move. This will require additional input of energy into the system in the form of a cracking whip.
Not a perpetual motion machine, not exactly efficient, but you get to whip niggers, so further testing should be done for the lulz.