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I am not 100% on this scientifically but if it makes advancements I would say motion can be generated by existing electrons and gravity.
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Any propulsion mechanism working against the local magnetic field must be aware they can only go in two directions, due north or due...
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I like even theories that sound so crazy it might work. I think if mankind puts there efforts together we will solve problems. And I do...
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Yeah I had fun challenging the impossible. I think it will not work but so far I think that’s my closest idea to perpetual motion but...
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Even if it’s 1 rpm underwater gear large enough let say 100 foot gear half that size is 2rpms. 25 is 4 rpm 12.5 is 8 rpm and 4 is 16...
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I was hypothesis the capability of potentially accidentally harnessing too much emf propulsion. I believe it will shoot away but also...
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Parts will wear of course
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U need 5 100 psi tanks to release if it rotates at 10 rpm you will need 50 psi a min making the requirements you will need to release...
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This was just a generator potential solution harnessing gravity water and air hypothetically. I calculated an example and changed the...
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I unfortunately am poor. You sure like to discredit a good idea. Will you enlighten me on my flaws
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The bh has gravity or an emf so intense light does not escape. If we mimic this emf frequency I theorize it will instantly be magnet to...
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This sounds off topic but with this invention it has potential to be a perpetual motion machine. The device consists of 3 blades weights...
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I also want to attach a source that can make the current travel opposite. These my friends are called breaks. You should not fly without...
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I theorize wires will melt with the amount of electricity generated. I have a possible solution that requires a 2 inch thick cylinder of...
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Math can be challenging but the answer is always right! Supposed to be anyway
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