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Is This A Real Perpetual Motion Machine?

Grant Brunner
Grant Brunner
Is This A Real Perpetual Motion Machine?
Of course, thanks to the lame Second Law of Thermodynamics, the answer is no. But this thing does look like it will keep going forever. (From 2016)
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  1. brad tittle (Doing I... 11 months ago

    There are two holes at the back of the counter. Easy to not see. I didn't see them the first 8 times I watching this... He does carefully adjust the position front to back. At this angle I can't see the holes. I see a vertical shadow on the bottom that might be a piston coming out of the holes. Some think they are wires...

  2. Joel DeWitt 11 months ago

    Perpetual motion machines violate conservation of energy.

    1. Grant Brunner 11 months ago

      Please check out the description.

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