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Electrons inside of a solid matter spinning around their respective nuclei, with their axes quite parallel with the axis of that object, and that's how a magnet constantly supplies magnetic field (nice!).
NOW: If I say that the magnetic field from a natural magnet is a mean of constant flux of energy, make a mechanism that successfuly converts that energy into mechanic energy, and if I say that such case wouldn't be in violation of the first law of thermodynamics (conservation of energy), where am I wrong (having in mind that the energy for magnetic field is provided from the force (what ever it may be) which is spinning the electrons)??
NOW: If I say that the magnetic field from a natural magnet is a mean of constant flux of energy, make a mechanism that successfuly converts that energy into mechanic energy, and if I say that such case wouldn't be in violation of the first law of thermodynamics (conservation of energy), where am I wrong (having in mind that the energy for magnetic field is provided from the force (what ever it may be) which is spinning the electrons)??