Can a Frictionless Dynamo in Space Produce Infinite Energy?

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A frictionless dynamo in space cannot produce infinite energy, as it will only operate until the kinetic energy of the rotor is converted into electricity. Once connected to a load, the dynamo will slow down and eventually stop. The concept of perpetual motion machines is not feasible, as energy cannot be created without a source. Discussions on this topic are typically prohibited due to their theoretical nature. Ultimately, energy conservation laws dictate that no system can generate infinite energy.
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If I put a dynamo in a space ( no air ) ... and I gave it a movement ... to produce energy. ... and considered to delete any friction between its parts ... will it move forever producing infinite energy !?
 
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No, it will work only till the kinetic energy of the rotor is converted into electricity.

There is no such thing as a free lunch.
 
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The dynamo will keep spinning until you connect it to a load. Then it will slow down and stop.

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Discussions of perpetual motion machines are not permitted.
 
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