An Impossible Perpetual Motion Device?! 😳 #Shorts

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#Shorts

[casperthefriendlycookingapple]

That's nothing. I invented a time machine next month.

[vincentthienpandey]

The hardest thing about designing a perpetual motion machine is figuring out where to hide the batteries.

[camerontroscianiec]

The hardest part about building a battery is figuring out where to hide the perpetual motion machine... wait

[leonev]

This is an ideal burglar deterrent. An unoccupied home with one of these will give the impression that either “someone’s here” (upon hearing it), or “this house is haunted” (upon seeing it)

[johnnym]

I wanted to get one, but my dad said in our house we obey the laws of thermodynamics 😕

[bdt]

As anyone that ever had a HotWheels track can tell you, the loop can never be as high as the feed ramp.

[algp]

It turns out this device has a battery underneath that gives the bead a magnetic boost

[AndyBonesSynthPro]

Not exactly the "soothing" type of desk motion-art gizmo, but it's growing on me! 😀

[xmusjaxonflaxon-waxon]

I'll be sure to add this in my villain office.

[mustang]

Perpetual motion, as long as you keep the batteries charged.

[NoorA_]

Congrats

You are successful in hiding electromagnets

[trace]

I always thought that perpetual motion would take a great mind.
Turns out it just took balls.

[GigaNigga-epnw]

i like how all simple perpetual motion devices have a 4 inch thick base for seemingly no reason at all.

[praveenpanna]

The catch is: "the ball is accelerated (speeding up) when it is projected from the metal ramp as compared to naturally slowing down". So, you need "a small bit of energy" to push the ball to the height higher than the previous level from which it started to fall.

[TheTrillionaire]

The perpetual motion machine was invented long ago: you need to take a piece of paper and write "turn it over" on both sides.

[alcidesprieto]

Imagine having one of those on your coffee table. Guests would not stop looking at it.

[greyeyed]

"In this household, we obey the laws of thermodynamics!" --Homer to Lisa

[Cam-SB]

I discovered a wormhole.

I was planting a cactus and there it was...

[guitarttimman]

Another approach to time travel is, wait, no, I am NOT going to tell you that.

[deeperbagz]

This would be a really creepy prop in an apocalypse movie. Like a scene of some long abandoned place, and this thing is just sitting there still rolling.