Perpetual Gravity machine

Four white wheels on two axles move around the orange disks, periodically changing the center of gravity of the moving masses, causing non-stop rotation.
Axles with wheels are closest to the center on the upstroke, which makes it easier to climb, and farthest from the center on the downstroke, resulting in a fall.
Perpetual Gravity machine
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[raimobrunning]

The hardest thing in perpetual motion devices, is hiding the battery.

[giulianosteifn]

Why the base it's so tick? To hide the battery electronics and other impulse solenoids? Amazing!

[vdan]

Well guys, if you want to show that it works as described, then at least make the side racks transparent, made of plexiglass. And so far the usual fake. So much work, for the sake of a fake ...

[MikeBSc]

Why is the left support wider? Looks like a housing for something.

If I were a betting man, I'd say that conceals a belt drive.

[manak]

It is obvious that it is not a perpetual motion. The movement is uneven, with some rotations taking longer than others. And the most revealing hint is in the video, where at 1:13 you can see the nut spinning while the bar holding the orange discs is stationary. So we have a hollow tube that holds the orange discs and a rotating axis inside that is driven by a motor and controlled by pulses received from the large metal weight used in 0:50.

[alexsgarbagehut]

Woah that really helped me Now Im stuck in space trying get back to my station :)

[DavidBioformRains]

Or we could read the artist 'about' notes for their site, and they clearly state they are powered... Or we could continue ripping them a new one... Before checking... Just saying...

[KostiantynSulema]

We'll, Paris Academy of science stopped to accept perpetual motion device proposals back in 1775.
It's astonishing to see them coming back on YouTube in 2023 🤣🤣🤣
I strongly hope the author puts a disclaimer in their videos that it is just a joke.

[markthomas]

Wow, I would like to see the energy equations that relate to this device, you have even got over energy losses due to friction and air resistance. Amazing.

[coltenh]

The hardest part of building a perpetual motion device is figuring out where to hide the battery. With the base on this pathetic attempt, that’s not even hard. Pretty sure we can hear the motor. Pathetic

[dbat]

what's that larger support on the right side

[WolfBravery]

Why is the base it's so thick? Is it to hide the battery electronics and other impulse solenoids? Anyways, its amazing!

[francismcgowan]

Bruh a big rock is a "perpetual gravity machine"

[wombatau]

Of course, if you showed the very obvious driving force, you’d lose the crazy people audience, but still it’s interesting to imagine if it’s something like a belt driven 500 series dc motor or something different. My guess is belt.

[charleschandlertornadoelec]

If I didn't know any better, I'd say that this is a demonstration of how the Moon keeps the same side facing us.

[oliverhopkins]

The guy who posted this video definitely diddles kiddies

[mkssg_ru]

охереть, теперь провода подсоединить и ток высасывать))) так чертежи и не дождался на infosur на майлеру, где шарик поднимался через рычаг

[deanranged]

Gee I wonder why the legs are so large and oddly shaped? Oh, whatever physics be damned 😂😂😂😂

[clarencegreen]

Of course it's fake, but the fun and challenge is to figure out how the inventor gets it to appear "perpetual."

[abc-ifxd]

not work coz both side weights is equal