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Perpetual machine by using free energy of magnets Possible?
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The discussion centers on the feasibility of a perpetual motion machine (PMM) utilizing magnets as a source of free energy. It is established that magnets do not possess energy; they can only exert force when an external push is applied. The conversation highlights that such machines violate the first law of thermodynamics, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed. Additionally, the thread emphasizes that discussions on PMMs are banned in many forums due to their scientifically unfounded nature.
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This discussion is beneficial for physicists, engineering students, and anyone interested in the principles of energy conservation and the scientific scrutiny of perpetual motion claims.
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mender
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No it won't work.
Reason: magnets don't possesses energy. At best they act like springs; providing a force but only if you push first.
Reason: magnets don't possesses energy. At best they act like springs; providing a force but only if you push first.
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Perpetual motion is a myth that probably will never die.
First of all you'll need a perfect vacuum.
Secondly you'll need perfect bearings to mount the spindle onto.
Thirdly think about what happens when the magnets that are on the rotating arms line up with the stationary magnets around the outside.
First of all you'll need a perfect vacuum.
Secondly you'll need perfect bearings to mount the spindle onto.
Thirdly think about what happens when the magnets that are on the rotating arms line up with the stationary magnets around the outside.
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waqarrashid33 said:
PMMs are on the list of banned subjects at the Rules link at the top of the page. Thread is closed.
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