Ultimate Perpetual Motion Machine: Building a Working Perpetuum Mobile with a Hand Shovel and Hose!

Welcome to our Do-It-Yourself project where we'll make an astonishing never-ending movement machine utilizing just a hand scoop and a hose! We'll walk you through the process of building a physics-defying perpetual motion machine step by step in this tutorial. We demonstrate how to create an inventive mechanism that enables continuous motion without the need for an external power source by combining a hand spoon and a hose.

From assembling components to fine-tuning your machine for optimal performance, our in-depth instructions will walk you through every step. You'll get familiar with the standards of interminable movement and witness the wizardry of this self-supporting machine.

This fascinating experiment is ideal for those who enjoy science, do-it-yourself projects, and are interested in the potential of perpetual motion machines. Join us on this exciting journey as we unravel the mystery of this machine that moves indefinitely!

[JustSomeGuy]

You've just over stepped centuries of attempts by the greatest minds in history with $20 worth of stuff from the hardware store 😆. A+++

Now we just need a 1000 of them with inductive coils around the rubber hoses, some diodes, wires and a battery 😁.

[LitoMike]

yeah now we need more cg to make it even better

[Sharoina]

Thanks for sharing. Is there another item that could be used instead of the handheld shovel?

[Cerita_videokita]

Awsome video. Thank your for sharing❤❤

[Foxtrot]

This ain’t perpetual motion. Those magnets will ware out over time and become obsolete.

[johncochran]

1. You can't win
2. You can't break even, unless it's an extremely cold day.
3. It can't get that cold.

So... What's on the other side of the surface that contraption is resting on?

[vu]

Never run don't waste time doing this