Self running Tilting Tray. Perpetual Motion machine

Perpetual Motion of the Self running Tilting Tray is the result of the interaction of the ball and a lever. It's one of the best perpetual motion machine ideas. You can build a machine like this which will move forever - or at least for a long time. I don’t remember that physics deny that. The problem begins when you try to extract “work” from the system. You cannot , for example, power up a lightbulb using is because it is on such a balanced state which will crush down with an energy output.
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[FromRussia_With_Love]

BUT WHAT IS THE GLASS OF GREEN LIQUID FOR

[DampeSN]

1:05 in you can see the wire at the top of the screen.

[RaindropsBleeding]

clever, but as any physicist knows the ball and the lever would simply act as one mass and the tray would quickly come to a stop

[Perun_]

Waga piłki która ma sie stoczyć równoważy wagę tej piłki staczającej się z okraglej tacy popychanej drutem.To waga która sie równoważy i ruchu nie będzie.To moj pomysl sprzed 30 lat.Robiłem połączenie płyty gramofonowej drutu i wałka.To kolejna pułapka myślowa.Ludzki mózg wpada na te same pomysły.Szuka rozwiązania.Celem takich filmów jest duza oglądalność i zysk zarobek z YT.Ale i tak fajnie że komuś się chciało.Super.

[TheNuclearBolton]

After 56 seconds of watching this video, I saw a moving shadow and an object at the top of the frame. These videos can get people to think hard about physics and it also puts ideas in their heads on how they can make their own device or using similar concepts. But they won't be thinking hard about it when they see the mistake in the video. It would be cool if they had live video of someone taking ideas from a variety of people online or from a random audience and trying to use those ideas to make something and show it to us. That would be a lot more believable and would get people to think harder and would get people to become competitive.

[undertheradar]

wow, you stumped all of modern physics with this simple design...

How incredible...

[finerz]

IN THIS HOUSE WE OBEY THE LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS!

[easyBob]

Nothing like a good air compressor to get things 'moving'. :D Great vids, you have talent building. :)

[khaldounmnb]

tried this my self. works perfectly. just needed help to spin the wire 😂😂😂

[andrewbowers_]

I like it. I'm a believer! The glass of refreshment is obviously for...

[jjaapp]

Not only did I see the wire, but I saw the shadow of the person overhead who is moving the wire. 1:13

[Drastic]

Tilting tray continuously was your First magic and the Second one to make all of us stuck at that Glass 😂😂😂

[ReeceRogan]

despite how poor the motion was, i was genuinely struggling with how you did this one, had to read the comments, never thought to look up ahah

[ATSucks]

i like your demonstraitions. i dont understand how so many youtubers dont get it.

[stephentoons]

finally! a working perpetual motion machine!

[shahid_ids]

Is that a compress air nozzle at top 0:56

[garbythefish]

Plot twist this channel is uploaded from an alternate dimension

[SoundShunter]

Did anyone else think that the odd green liquid was going to have a part in this?

[codepriest]

I'm from a multi-million energy company and by seeing this video we started to built this out in big scale. We have already made the 800 square meter foundation. Next to it we built a giant green lake to emulate the green liquid. You can lookup the project on Google maps, these are the coordinates: 52.965477, 6.733891. Soon will be ending the worlds energy problems, and by the profits we can buy Tesla's for everyone. Thank you for this briliant idea. The only engineering issue we run into is that we don't know how to make a "problem" sign this big floating above the plant.

[rinopotamus]

It's clearly not fake. Just watch the green liquid, that's the secret.