C426913 Can a Perpetual Motion Machine Ever Be Possible?

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The discussion centers on the impossibility of perpetual motion machines, emphasizing that they violate the first law of thermodynamics. Participants agree that such machines cannot function as they contradict established physical laws. The forum guidelines explicitly prohibit discussions on this topic, reinforcing the consensus that perpetual motion remains a theoretical impossibility.

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perpetual motion machine ! i read many of this papers but it violates the first law of thermodynamics . can it come true one day
 
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hi welcome to PF

perpetual motion machines do not work and they are not to be discussed on PF
please reread the rules and guidelines of the forum

Dave
 

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