[JPL]

Heh he, one thing you haven't figured out Jack, is what I spent the last few years building in MY laboratory (fall-back plan). Dieses ist besser!!

JP

Promise me it doesn't involve interplanetary tanker ships cruising to Jupiter to harvest the methane. Please, I beg of you - promise me that one thing.

Naaa, that's far too obvious. Also involves levels of technology & energy-use that ain't going to happen (grin). Real-world solution is far more simple, and obvious (...returns to industurious work over test-tubes...)

JP

[oiless]

I won't tell you it won't work, instead do this:
Build it. When it doesn't work you will see what needs to be improved and you can rebuild it. When it still doesn't work, try again. With enough persistence you could use up your life on it.

Beats watching TV or diddling around on the net, right?

Off to the workshop with you.

[RdSnt]

Always heavy on one side.

[TheDude]

i have a better idea. we'll put a mouse in the wheel to assist the gravity engine. and then we'll build thousands more like it, with thousands more mice.

wait a minute. how are we gonna feed the mice and how much energy is that gonna take?

Foiled again!

Second time today with this solution:

Glorious Opportunity To Get Rich!!! — We are starting a cat ranch in Lacon with 100,000 cats. Each cat will average 12 kittens a year. The cat skins will sell for 30 cents each. One hundred men can skin 5,000 cats a day. We figure a daily net profit of over $10,000. Now what shall we feed the cats? We will start a rat farm next door with 1,000,000 rats. The rats breed 12 times faster than the cats. So we will have four rats to feed each day to each cat. Now what shall we feed the rats? We will feed the rats the carcasses of the cats after they have been skinned. Now Get This! We feed the rats to the cats and the cats to the rats and get the cat skins for nothing!

[Bas]

We've Got Gravity Figured Out!

Silly me, thinking we figured out that one centuries ago.

[kmann]

So who's gonna say this can't work?

Define "work".

[Battle_Scarred_Galactico]

Oh, another one who can't work out why a perpetual motion machine is impossible.

What a shocker.

[Aman]

Hi,this is Aman from India.
I am inventing my own version of gravity engine,initially problems like low speed,higher fatique rates r expected but in future it can be improved.

[Aman]

Pl. note that a true gravity engine is not a Perpectual moving machine-for those commenters who don't believe in such engines.

My engine is not a Perpectual engine.Its like releasing a heavy ball over a small light weight ball in air.This means without any considerable reduction of speed of bigger ball travelling towards ground,the smaller balls get extra energy due to gravitational amplification.Well my engine works on a similar principle.

But I don't use balls.

[EnergyUnlimited]

Pl. note that a true gravity engine is not a Perpectual moving machine-for those commenters who don't believe in such engines.

My engine is not a Perpectual engine.Its like releasing a heavy ball over a small light weight ball in air.This means without any considerable reduction of speed of bigger ball travelling towards ground,the smaller balls get extra energy due to gravitational amplification.Well my engine works on a similar principle.

But I don't use balls.

Are you going to assemble such a thing out of Moon and Earth or something?
With small masses effect is negligible.
G has a very small value indeed...

[Aman]

No,it can work on earth,not a problem:the only problem is it can only power one bulb and one fan!As of today,not able to produce enough power to power a car,doing more research to make it possible to generate more power to power a car. It uses impulsive energy.

[Aman]

Hi,my engine runs on earth!It will be able to power a bulb and a fan!I am trying to do more research work to increase the power output,to power a car.

It uses impulsive energy.

[Keith_McClary]

Hey, PO censored my post about the toilet bike from Toto (Japan's equivalent of American standard).

[Quinny]

You pie-muncher should be banned for breaking your own rules. - NO BS!!

THIS is the future of transport !!



Gas (naturally) !!

[Outcast_Searcher]

Actually, best as my non-phsysicist brain can understand it -- we DON'T have gravity all figured out. Sure, we define it and we can make great predictive statements about it (in general), such as the formula G*M1*M2/R**2.

Fine. Yet, far as I know, we have yet to find proof of a SINGLE "graviton". (If Einstein is correct, and gravity is a space/time phenomenon, then why the HELL particles have the FIRST thing to do with the actual mechanism of gravity is completely beyond me). But again, I'm just a stupid layman, lacking formal math skills beyond a few semesters of college calculus, etc.

So all I'm saying here is -- yes, there are obviously no simple perpetual motion machines, and it gets really tiresome when some simpleton claims to have found one and then argues that everyone ELSE is an idiot if they don't agree with him/her.

OTOH, lest we get too smug, let's remember we're just relatively hairless apes who have noticed a few things like a proximal relationship between a force and mass. That hardly makes any of us candidates to "know what is really going on".

Except, of course for VM. His mystic powers are the key to EVERYTHING, which is why he's in my lonely "ignore button" collection.

[Laromi]

Can't be young enough to know everything

[Sys1]

At least, the cold fusion hoax from Rossi and Forcardi looks more professionnal.

[SeaGypsy]

In 1775, the Royal Academy of Sciences in Paris, made the statement that the Academy "will no longer accept or deal with proposals concerning perpetual motion."[citation needed] The reasoning was that perpetual motion is impossible to achieve and that the search for it is time consuming and very expensive. According to the members of the academy, those bright minds dedicating their time and resources to this search, could be utilized much better in other, more reasonable endeavors

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of ... n_machines

[Aman]

I have invented a Real Non-Perpetual Gravity Engine.
I have putted my research into a proper format: Here are the new related webpages:
http://flic.kr/p/bycsbo
And
http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5266
And
http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5268
And
http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5272 And This blog: http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/weblog.php?w=7 (Presently three blog articles in one blog).
Real Gravity engines or gravity wheels(most famous type of Gravity engine) works on the principle that, "95 percent working Gravity engines work on the principle that the Gravity engine/Gravity wheel systems are innovatively designed to take in (consume) much more Gravitational energy than what energy needed to lift heavy ball upward."

The most problematic thing with many people is they do not think how more amount of gravity can be inputted to gravity powered engine ,than that needed to take ball up.If you substract total amplified Gravitational energy input from the energy needed to lift heavy balls up in a gravity wheel,you get some net gravitational energy which is the net energy input to the system(input after subtraction) which can be converted to electrical energy.This is the scientific basis for any real Gravity engine.And hence real Gravity engines do not violate Laws of energy conservation and hence are not Perpetual. Mystery solved.More details are available on the above mentioned webpages links. For me Gravity engines was never a mystery.
The idea that Gravity engines are perpetual and cannot work is simply a Nonsense.
The words"Gravity engine" themselves say that these are engines powered by Gravitational energy input.So there is a Output plus losses for input and Efficiency is less than 100 percent.A virus called Perpetual is killing people's brain.Gravity engines are neither perpetual nor they violate Laws of Thermodyanamics.But on Internet you will find many cheaters in society which claim to make Illogical perpetual Gravity Wheels.There is no relation between "Perpetual Motion Machines" and Gravity Engines.