Lifetime Fee Energy Engine

[ajaysinhmar]

The energy you put into the system by rotating the pulley by hand is stored in the springs as potential energy. The springs can only release the energy that was initially put into the system. There is no mechanism here that would continuously increase energy over time, as that would violate the conservation of energy principle.

In any real system, there are always forces like friction and air resistance that would dissipate some of the stored energy as heat. This means that even if the system is set into motion, it will eventually come to a stop unless more energy is added.

[passdasalt]

The magic of playing a video backwards.

[garth]

Wow the machine is literally already slowing down significantly as the bloke steps out of frame.... then magically speeds up.... funny how the end of the video seems strangely similar to the start of the video, but in reverse as well.... seriously impressed, you should apply for the Nobel Prize

[au_gmentedreality]

Be careful. Big oil gonna hunt you down. You've created the long sought after perpetual engine! Kudos! Can this man get an award please! Engineering at its best. Id beef up springs, and transmission and clutch. It has a runaway effect

[kylejohnston]

Let’s see what this machine can be 🤚

Unburdened by what it has been ✋

[franks.]

Rumor has it, it can produce 1.21 gigawatts...

[TheNazoor]

The system described and shown in the video claims to run indefinitely and provide free energy without any fuel input. This concept is essentially proposing a perpetual motion machine, which is not possible according to the laws of physics. Here’s why:

Laws of Thermodynamics

1. First Law of Thermodynamics (Conservation of Energy):
- Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another. In the described system, even if the initial energy input is manual (by hand), it would eventually be converted into other forms of energy (like heat due to friction) and dissipate over time. No system can sustain energy without an ongoing input because it would violate this principle.

2. Second Law of Thermodynamics (Entropy):
- Entropy, or the measure of disorder in a system, always increases in a closed system. This means that energy transformations are never 100% efficient; some energy is always lost as waste heat. Over time, this loss leads to the system stopping. The idea of a machine running indefinitely without energy input contradicts this law because it assumes no energy loss.

Practical Considerations

1. Friction and Wear:
- All mechanical systems experience friction between moving parts, which leads to energy loss as heat. Additionally, components wear down over time, requiring maintenance or replacement.

2. Air Resistance:
- Any moving parts interacting with air will face air resistance, another source of energy loss.

Misconceptions about Perpetual Motion

- Perpetual motion machines have been a subject of fascination for centuries, but no one has ever successfully built one that works. Claims of perpetual motion are often based on misunderstandings or intentional deceptions.

Real-World Physics

- Even if the initial demonstration appears convincing, careful examination will reveal that energy losses will eventually cause the system to stop. The initial energy input will be dissipated through various forms of resistance and inefficiencies.

Conclusion

While the idea of a machine that provides free, infinite energy is appealing, it is fundamentally impossible according to the well-established laws of thermodynamics. Any system that claims to achieve this would ultimately fail due to unavoidable energy losses and inefficiencies.

[Hipolito-wd]

Esta máquina 😮😅😊😂 permanecerá más tiempo ⏲️⏱️ girando sin resortes que con resortes 😊😊😊😊.
Gracias 🫂.

[MuhammadbilalArif-qy]

NEWTON'S NEW LAW
You give less energy to a machine and machine give back you infinite

[Redawesomeoby]

the worst part of a perpetual motion machine is finding out where to hide the battery

[Sidpred]

All the free energy is coming from this man's beard 🤣🤣🤣

[olkovdi]

Молодцы. Учли предыдущие ошибки. Теперь на видео нет людей ходящих задом наперед.

[АндрейБолконский-дж]

УРАаа. Я уже на свой автомобиль поставил и катаюсь. А не давно марсиане прилетали спрашивали рецепт вечной энергии.

[marcusbennett]

I built a car with the exact same engine, I went everywhere in it, it was amazing, the only thing I had to worry about was keeping the bearings and springs oiled, but I did have a few breaking problems, dang thing was an animal

[TheStanky]

"Loved" the cut when it was slowing down at the beginning and then suddenly after the cut it was going faster and faster...with the engine sound in the background. 😂

[scottys]

In the early 1900s the patent office was overwhelmed with designs for perpetual motion machines. They decided to require applicants also submit a working model. The applications stopped.

[archstanton_live]

The laws of physics are broken when time moves backwards.

[jesusischrist]

The fact that the entire background shifted every 3-5 seconds tells me you have a good editor but not good enough 😂

[landolavie]

No matter how long it would run, but eventually it will stop due to frictions and without extra force. Law of conservation of energy always holds true. In the past, people didn’t know this law and tried to invent similar machines but they all failed.

[Brad]

Who knew trampoline springs were the key to everything. Astounding!