Perpetuum Mobile Máquina de movimento perpétuo

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  • čas přidán 14. 07. 2014
  • These 5 working models of Perpetual Motion Machines I made from scratch using old historical drawings. Not all of them are perfect, but they are still the part of the history of the world engineering. The mankind is looking for free energy for 1000 years resulting of discovery three Laws of Thermodynamics stated that Perpetuum Mobiles are impossible.
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    Máquina de movimento perpétuo
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  • @user-uq6vv1he7m
    @user-uq6vv1he7m Před 5 lety +1560

    朝仕事言う前に回しといて帰ってきて
    「お前まだ回っとんたんか。って言ったら楽しそう。

    • @user-rp3xn4ge7z
      @user-rp3xn4ge7z Před 5 lety +434

      「たしか3時間で止まるはずだったのに·····」からの誰かが動かしてるっていうホラー展開に期待。

    • @user-qj8yi5sq7q
      @user-qj8yi5sq7q Před 5 lety +383

      映画「永久機関~止まると思っていたのに~」
      主演 これを見たあなた
      ヒロイン 俺

    • @au-mr5wr
      @au-mr5wr Před 5 lety +54

      Aマツオカエージ それは支援金出す笑

    • @cheerful7450
      @cheerful7450 Před 5 lety +33

      飛鷹征矢 しれっと野獣先輩女の子にするのやめろ

    • @user-ch4qp7xo2u
      @user-ch4qp7xo2u Před 5 lety +6

      飛鷹征矢 体の一部のアイコンだけで誰かわかる男

  • @hi9388
    @hi9388 Před 5 lety +3002

    永久機関を作るために研究を重ねた結果、永久機関が作れないという事実を発見することができた
    なんか皮肉だよね

    • @163wakuwakusan7
      @163wakuwakusan7 Před 5 lety +443

      だが、限りなくロスを減らすことで永久機関に近づくことはできる・・・・はず

    • @user-yn3td3qq6v
      @user-yn3td3qq6v Před 5 lety +138

      錬金術と同じだね

    • @user-ud8fb8yb8s
      @user-ud8fb8yb8s Před 5 lety +345

      錬金は今じゃできる
      そう高速加速器ならね

    • @user-dm3se2lu9y
      @user-dm3se2lu9y Před 4 lety +47

      このコメントなんか好き

    • @Kawasaki_Heavy_Industries_ltd.
      @Kawasaki_Heavy_Industries_ltd. Před 4 lety +115

      @@user-ud8fb8yb8s コスパがばかばかしすぎてね。いかに、核融合と超新星爆発のエネルギーが凄まじいかわかる。

  • @xelex5205
    @xelex5205 Před 4 lety +847

    Spoiler alert:
    None of this stuff actually works.

    • @poloppolop2
      @poloppolop2 Před 4 lety +9

      True

    • @elarrondo5605
      @elarrondo5605 Před 4 lety +19

      Looks cool tho

    • @RedstoneCuba
      @RedstoneCuba Před 4 lety +5

      Most of it does
      Edit: fuck i got it. It dosent work im getting tired of getting notifications about new people telling me it dosent work. Could you atleast scroll down a tiny bit too see i was corrected.

    • @davidtakacs8489
      @davidtakacs8489 Před 4 lety +5

      You are right😘 Just a question for dumb people: If there are perpetuum mobiles, how can you stop them?😂

    • @noahosterholz9385
      @noahosterholz9385 Před 4 lety +7

      @@davidtakacs8489 Just stop it by force it wont resist hard xD

  • @user-nc2co2xn5x
    @user-nc2co2xn5x Před 5 lety +3237

    なんで永久機関って言うかって?
    世界中の天才達がその叡智の限りを尽くして永久に謎を追い求めるからだよ

  • @user-ed5xu4uf4n
    @user-ed5xu4uf4n Před 5 lety +1380

    いや
    永久機関じゃなくてもよくこんなの考えたな昔の人は
    普通に尊敬するわ

    • @user-dz8lk4kq5w
      @user-dz8lk4kq5w Před 5 lety +40

      日本合なんかおかしくね?

    • @user-ed5xu4uf4n
      @user-ed5xu4uf4n Před 5 lety +24

      え?マジで?どこ?

    • @DADANDANgt
      @DADANDANgt Před 5 lety +185

      ふざけんなよ!氏は? 日本合の方がおかしいわ!ww

    • @user-dz8lk4kq5w
      @user-dz8lk4kq5w Před 5 lety +165

      @@DADANDANgt 俺の方が日本語出来てなかったわ

    • @user-lb5qf6hy5f
      @user-lb5qf6hy5f Před 5 lety +65

      ふざけんなよ!氏は? この流れ草

  • @borekmalik
    @borekmalik Před 4 lety +928

    Congrats, you found comment with language of this dimension

  • @user-cq3py9sx7z
    @user-cq3py9sx7z Před 4 lety +222

    03:00 ミカルゲに見えた…

  • @wscamel-vlogi3364
    @wscamel-vlogi3364 Před 4 lety +3

    a simple guide how to piss off a physics teacher

  • @gmailgoogle1291
    @gmailgoogle1291 Před 5 lety +714

    永久機関は存在しないから、
    永久機関に見えるってだけで
    インテリアになる

    • @KillianConanMiller
      @KillianConanMiller Před 5 lety +60

      けど家に帰ったとき止まってたら怖い

    • @Natural_Rhino_Girl
      @Natural_Rhino_Girl Před 4 lety +17

      とんでもナイフ野郎 鮭「やぁ」

    • @user-qb2sj3cx8k
      @user-qb2sj3cx8k Před 4 lety +14

      昔の学者達の努力は無駄にはならなかった、
      インテリアとして残り続ける

    • @Online-argument
      @Online-argument Před 4 lety

      パンのあれ 天才科学者たちが作れなかった代物を自作してみたいで作るの草

    • @manda249
      @manda249 Před 4 lety

      いらない

  • @MrZY97
    @MrZY97 Před 8 lety +59

    "My Perpetual Motion Machines models are of motorized versions that were built to illustrate how they were supposed to work in the minds of Inventors. " Quoted from his website. But still nice work building all these models

  • @user-wp3mt
    @user-wp3mt Před 4 lety +205

    2:40 一つでも欠けたら駄目なんて人みたい

    • @rey_omfg6051
      @rey_omfg6051 Před 4 lety +7

      いやどゆことっ。

    • @user-wp3mt
      @user-wp3mt Před 4 lety +4

      Rey_omfg 言ってみたかっただけ笑笑

    • @117khro7
      @117khro7 Před 4 lety +7

      人という字はー

    • @magna2902
      @magna2902 Před 4 lety +5

      @@117khro7 人と人が支え合って出来ているのです!
      入も同じですね()

    • @user-zt3zw2pq1w
      @user-zt3zw2pq1w Před 4 lety +5

      Babyface 117 大きい棒を小さい棒が必死に支えてるんですね

  • @YSChennai
    @YSChennai Před 4 lety +568

    Just an English comment passing by, making note of the impossibility of the perpetual machines. Credit: 2nd Law of Thermodynamics.

    • @Jonessxy
      @Jonessxy Před 4 lety +27

      Was thinking the exact same thing... With only 10 seconds of video of each machine, perpetual motion machines would appear to actually work. Let's see these machines go for longer than 15 seconds.

    • @nemicek
      @nemicek Před 4 lety +4

      But you cant have 30 minutes video

    • @satishrm7790
      @satishrm7790 Před 4 lety +16

      The prevalence of these videos on CZcams and the propensity for their consumption is a scientific disgrace. Over 7 million viewers were fed a lie.

    • @wscamel-vlogi3364
      @wscamel-vlogi3364 Před 4 lety +1

      you write it very nice'ly

    • @anthbenit2576
      @anthbenit2576 Před 4 lety +5

      Your missing the point.. self-perpetuation does exist in nature, think electromagnetic field

  • @neoneo2612
    @neoneo2612 Před 5 lety +419

    インテリアに一つ欲しいな

    • @user-mp7lz5vn6v
      @user-mp7lz5vn6v Před 5 lety +17

      わかる最初のやつはオイルタイマー見たいで工夫したらおしゃれになる

    • @takeiteasy6255
      @takeiteasy6255 Před 5 lety +14

      心地の良い音が聴けそうです.

    • @surarin01
      @surarin01 Před 5 lety +2

      確かにこれは欲しい

  • @Stone-Henge
    @Stone-Henge Před 6 lety +657

    揚げ足を取るとか、重箱の隅をつつくような議論はどうでもいいんだけど、カラクリがどうなってるのかは知りたいよな

    • @tanio7171
      @tanio7171 Před 5 lety +27

      日本人発見

    • @zundare3
      @zundare3 Před 5 lety +55

      第一村人発見

    • @from6314
      @from6314 Před 5 lety +9

      楊枝を用意しましょい

    • @seedflower1208
      @seedflower1208 Před 5 lety +14

      @@user-kk5zd7ow1j  水だから蒸発するでしょ

    • @user-mf7nj5hw8g
      @user-mf7nj5hw8g Před 5 lety +6

      seed flower
      密閉したらどうなるんや

  • @user-my3xl2hx6v
    @user-my3xl2hx6v Před 4 lety +167

    熱力学第一法則からは逃げられない

    • @user-xc8jb7em4d
      @user-xc8jb7em4d Před 4 lety +22

      熱力学第二法則からもね☆

    • @sumida48ify
      @sumida48ify Před 4 lety +20

      永久機関(逃げろおぉ!)

    • @o_o-uf7ji
      @o_o-uf7ji Před 4 lety +8

      えいぽん
      4か月前に全く同じコメントを違う動画で見たんだが。

    • @user-cx4pz2lo6q
      @user-cx4pz2lo6q Před 4 lety +2

      ネゲントロピー!!

    • @user-uj7cm6ss4f
      @user-uj7cm6ss4f Před 4 lety +1

      えいぽん
      あぁ!逃げられない!(逃れられぬカルマ)

  • @notsoslimshady4315
    @notsoslimshady4315 Před 5 lety +43

    00:56
    Veproject : So it will run forever
    Friction : Or will it?!

  • @koom2173
    @koom2173 Před 6 lety +731

    この動画の永久機関(笑)はかなり昔の人が考えて失敗した産物なんやで

    • @drgorkin2703
      @drgorkin2703 Před 5 lety +49

      永久機関は本当の真空を作らないとできない。真空を作れてもできるかわからないものなので永久機関はすべて失敗作だと言うことが常識という前提でこの動画はあるんだと思います。でも誤解をうむのでタイトルは替えたほうがいいとは思います。

    • @user-tq8rf7rm5m
      @user-tq8rf7rm5m Před 5 lety +4

      Dr Gorkin 摩擦って真空だと無くなるっけ?

    • @drgorkin2703
      @drgorkin2703 Před 5 lety +15

      @@user-tq8rf7rm5m 無くならないけど、まず真空という条件がないと永久機関はほぼ100%作れないという意味です。

    • @user-gj6ve3kg3q
      @user-gj6ve3kg3q Před 5 lety +24

      それを永遠に続けたら必ずいつか壊れるから永久機関は出来ない。

    • @user-mw9lu3uh8o
      @user-mw9lu3uh8o Před 5 lety +1

      Dr Gorkin 真空だと空気抵抗がないからですか?

  • @user-xl9gt8sx4o
    @user-xl9gt8sx4o Před 5 lety +509

    止まる気しないけど止まるらしいねー
    よくわからんけど感覚的にはピルスナーみないな感じかね

    • @nkoku2385
      @nkoku2385 Před 5 lety +70

      こういうのは単に動作が長めに続くってだけの代物だからなー
      永久に動作させ続ける事が出来ないのはもちろん、そこから動力を取り出して他の事に使えるって意味での機関ではないというオチ

    • @-dmp5996
      @-dmp5996 Před 5 lety +9

      摩擦とかなぁ…

    • @telesu4942
      @telesu4942 Před 5 lety +28

      空気抵抗で徐々に速度が落ちる→これは宇宙(もしくは真空)で解決
      でも摩擦のほうは解決できないから結局永久機関は無理ね

    • @nkoku2385
      @nkoku2385 Před 5 lety +53

      そも永久機関の定義は「稼働の為に最初に与えられたエネルギーより、更に大きなエネルギーを取り出せる(つまり稼働し続け、更に余剰エネルギーを取り出し続けられる」ってものだから、単にただ動き続けるだけの絡繰りは永久機関と呼ぶのは無理があるのよな
      宇宙空間で物を飛ばせば、外力の影響受けない限りどこまでも飛び続けるっていうけど、それを永久機関と呼ぶかって言ったら当然NOだし

    • @BB-cd3ce
      @BB-cd3ce Před 5 lety +1

      N Koku 確かに

  • @user-tq7vm7tm3x
    @user-tq7vm7tm3x Před 5 lety +259

    毎朝魚に餌をやる要領でエネルギーを与えるからインテリアにほしい

  • @user-dx2lg5tr2k
    @user-dx2lg5tr2k Před 5 lety +505

    これが永久機関だったらハンドスピナーも永久機関だな!(小並感)

    • @user-to8we3fq1d
      @user-to8we3fq1d Před 5 lety +58

      慣性の法則…

    • @wsxqaz1029
      @wsxqaz1029 Před 5 lety +9

      @@user-to8we3fq1d 何を言いたいのか…

    • @rnother_fuckerer
      @rnother_fuckerer Před 5 lety +11

      ぼくひではあってたはず

    • @user-sd6jp7mq5h
      @user-sd6jp7mq5h Před 5 lety +42

      慣性の法則は等速直線運動の時に外力が働かなければずっとその状態を保つって法則だし、この場合は摩擦力がその外力に当たるから。
      ぼくひでは言ってることあってるよ
      むしろこの中学生でも分かる法則をしらない方がやばい

    • @rghima4338
      @rghima4338 Před 5 lety +5

      パン 慣性の法則は簡単に言うと物体がそのままの状態を保とうとする力だったはず🤔静止してても働きます

  • @jgjbgja
    @jgjbgja Před 6 lety +936

    永久機関
    、、、になれなかった物達。
    タイトルはこっちの方がいいんじゃない?笑

    • @northhedgehog2423
      @northhedgehog2423 Před 5 lety +35

      それだとおもんない。
      逆にセンスない。

    • @user-pd6lm6hx6h
      @user-pd6lm6hx6h Před 5 lety +40

      なんかアホが湧いてるけどコメ主のタイトルがええなあ

    • @northhedgehog2423
      @northhedgehog2423 Před 5 lety +13

      MoA 釣り動画?w
      よっぽど無学な人やキッズは本気で永久機関だと思っちゃうかなぁ?
      俺は最初からジョーク動画だと思って見てたから、コメ主のタイトルだとそのまんまじゃんって思ったんだけど。

    • @yugosasshii
      @yugosasshii Před 5 lety +11

      MoA 煽ろうとして外国語使おうとしてるなら小学生か中学生かな
      なんか昔の自分見てるようでむっちゃ恥ずかしいw
      CZcamsばっか見ずに、
      ちゃんと勉強しーよ。

    • @user-ju4nv5vz7z
      @user-ju4nv5vz7z Před 5 lety +8

      あほくさ
      なんで説明しただけでマウント取られるんですかねぇ
      辞めたくなりますよ

  • @gordongravelle2524
    @gordongravelle2524 Před 10 lety +125

    These are all very well made and beautiful machines, they'd all look great on any office desk. The true energy source in each example is cleverly hidden to give the illusion of perpetual motion...a fools endeavor.

  • @alexandredatlanza5914
    @alexandredatlanza5914 Před 5 lety +168

    "Internet is amazing "
    Leonardo da Vinci, 1494

    • @Kukaak
      @Kukaak Před 4 lety +7

      Didn't he say that in 1790

    • @acamoravac
      @acamoravac Před 4 lety

      @@Kukaak he died in 1519

    • @Kukaak
      @Kukaak Před 4 lety

      @@acamoravac Really?

    • @acamoravac
      @acamoravac Před 4 lety

      @@Kukaak yup

    • @Kukaak
      @Kukaak Před 4 lety +2

      @@acamoravac Wow, I should've realised that before I made that joke

  • @kiliyakaname
    @kiliyakaname Před 5 lety +211

    学者「これを実用化すれば永久に発電が可能でエネルギー問題が解決する!!!
    私も偉人の仲間入りだキャッホー☆
    と思っていた時期が私にもありました・・・」

  • @jtveg
    @jtveg Před 9 lety +60

    Watch carefully. The first example with the blue liquid. The Self Flowing Flask.
    At the bottom of the tubing where it meets the wooden base. There is a piece of black plastic. This is used to disguise how it works. The fluid from the flask goes into the woodwork and into a pump. It is then pumped back up the thin tube on the right hand side. So that it will look realistic and avoid a delay when the liquid travels down and through the pump, the pump is pre primed with some liquid. If you pause the video you will actually see some blue liquid already there at the bottom of the tube but only on the right hand side. More importantly if you advance the video slowly you will actually see that the liquid starts to travel up the thin tube on the right BEFORE the liquid from the flask has reached this point.
    This all happens at around the 9 - 11 second mark in the video.

    • @GQPREPPER
      @GQPREPPER Před 9 lety +1

      I noticed this and immediately looked to see if anyone else noticed. Its kinda hard to miss. You will also notice it is on a thicker base than the others which allows it to conceal the pump.
      They are nice works of art, but is just a magic show.

    • @mariadeniz5579
      @mariadeniz5579 Před 9 lety

      *****
      Cierto, son bonitas obras de arte, están conseguidas. Fijándose mucho se veía un poco la bomba, parece haber sido corregido. Muy elaborado, me gusta.

    • @MattColler
      @MattColler Před 9 lety +2

      Actually, I think the pump operates via the wooden support just below the flask. Notice in the video that the blue liquid fills the first bit of tubing up to this support, then there's quite a delay until it emerges below that point. My guess is that the liquid goes along a tube through the hollow wooden support, down to a pump in the base, then back up to re-join the line.

    • @Bowieglobator
      @Bowieglobator Před 9 lety

      Mengapa gak ada yang percaya kalau perpetual itu bisa sih? Padahal pembuktiannya sudah banyak. Saya juga bingung kok hal seperti ini tidak diajarkan di sekolah, apakah karena bisa bikin miskin pengusaha minyak/segala hal yang butuh bahan bakar (termasuk industri mobil)? Cairan yang ada di bawah itu kemungkinan sisa dari percobaan sebelumnya. Cobalah berpikir positif, mungkin tidak semua cairan bisa keluar dari dalam selang transparan itu. Air yang seperti terhembus ke arah atas itu dikarenakan adanya tekanan udara dari cairan yang dituangkan di dalam tabung.

    • @VojaAntonic
      @VojaAntonic Před 9 lety

      Matt Coller I agree, there is also the suspicious curvature of the transparent tube below that wooden support. But the trick is still impressing. Good job, veproject1!

  • @KanimisoKing
    @KanimisoKing Před 4 lety +32

    疑似永久機関が止まる所集的なのも欲しいところ

  • @blimblong3715
    @blimblong3715 Před 4 lety +165

    Why is everyone writing in anime launguage?
    Mom pick me up I’m scared

    • @niki5354
      @niki5354 Před 4 lety +1

      Theres made in china language too, help

    • @toisaa
      @toisaa Před 4 lety

      My PC in Japan displays "永久機関" in the video title.
      Japanese and Chinese can read this string.

    • @mintchippe
      @mintchippe Před 4 lety

      What the 本当ですか?

    • @toisaa
      @toisaa Před 4 lety

      @@mintchippe 嘘かも知れません。中国語圏の人は「永恆的製度」等と書かないと、理解出来ない可能性があります。
      It might be a lie. Chinese-speaking people may not understand unless written "永恆的製度" not "永久機関"

    • @mintchippe
      @mintchippe Před 4 lety

      @@toisaa Oh, I wrote it in Japanese.

  • @toisaa
    @toisaa Před 4 lety +3

    The technology of making the drive mechanism small and charging it out of sight is wonderful.

  • @Graeme_Lastname
    @Graeme_Lastname Před 7 lety +6

    Due to careful composing you made it relatively easy to see what was wrong with each design. Thanks for the demo. They are very well made. Congratulations to the makers.

  • @TrueGector
    @TrueGector Před 9 lety +70

    Ok, cool machines, and they even "work" for a bit of time.
    But where is "mobile", engine?
    I see only funny pendulums, which only lose energy, not generate it.

    • @shanelewis7052
      @shanelewis7052 Před 4 lety

      These are at best closed loop systems. You can't net energy from them.

    • @buggsy5
      @buggsy5 Před 4 lety

      @@seemlyme Nope. When the balloon is filled, it will only have the same pressure as inside the tank at the same height as the balloon. When you open the top of the balloon, no water will flow, as there is no excess pressure to cause it.
      Now if you lowered the balloon and filled it, then raised it before opening the top, it would work. But that requires outside energy input - so it is not perpetual motion.
      Try it for yourself - it would be inexpensive enough and easy enough to try.

    • @buggsy5
      @buggsy5 Před 4 lety

      @@shanelewis7052 The first one is faked - water will not rise in the tubing above the level in the funnel.

    • @pineconetampon3520
      @pineconetampon3520 Před 4 lety

      @@buggsy5 I'm not sure that is true. I would like to recreate that experiment to find out for myself.
      I think it is the speed in which the liquid is added to the funnel that creates the momentum necessary to start the water flowing around the top of the tube. I might be wrong, but it looks legit to me. Obviously, if it does work, it wouldn't be a very efficient creator of energy, but it's still pretty cool.

  • @musaddiqhusainkhan6495
    @musaddiqhusainkhan6495 Před 4 lety +24

    I know nobody is interested in this but the song is by Gunnar Olsen

  • @bertskoi
    @bertskoi Před 5 lety +1

    if only life were that simple, continual, perpetual

  • @JustinShaedo
    @JustinShaedo Před 8 lety +14

    I can enjoy the thought and artistry of these great machines without needing to suspend my belief in science. Great videos, working out where the energy is lost in some of these is quite enjoyable!

    • @horse433
      @horse433 Před 8 lety

      Where is it lost? I don't think I'm stupid but it seems like these machines are looked Down on. I know we can't create energy but these are just harnessing gravity

    • @rockethead7
      @rockethead7 Před 8 lety +4

      +Will !
      YOU SAID: "Where is it lost?"
      == You'd lose energy to friction pretty quickly in these crazy contraptions. And, of course, with or without energy loss, Boyle's flask couldn't even work for a single second without its hidden water pump.
      YOU SAID: "I don't think I'm stupid but it seems like these machines are looked Down on."
      == Yes, they're famous failures in history. The "inventors" should have known they were impossible before they even tried to make the claim. This stuff was proven impossible 400 years ago. Well, we can give Da Vinci a pass, since he never even asserted that the ones he made were going to work. He built them to show people that they do NOT work. It's sad that, centuries later, still nobody seems to learn from him, and we still stand here in 2016, and there are parades of people who still don't understand that creating energy is impossible.
      YOU SAID: "I know we can't create energy but these are just harnessing gravity"
      == Do you even know you're contradicting yourself in several ways, in just one sentence?? You can't "harness gravity" to make these toys work. That's ridiculous. Gravity is a force, not an energy source. And, even pretending you are correct (which you're not), what are you saying? You're saying that energy can't be created, but you think gravity is an energy source, so, the logical conclusion there is that veproject1 is draining the Earth of its gravity when he uses these toys, huh?? Is that what you believe is happening?? Veproject1 attaches a tube to a flask, and that means that the Earth's "gravity energy" is being drained, and everyone gets a little bit lighter? Sigh. ***IF*** these things could work without their hidden electric motors, that WOULD mean that we're creating energy!! You're contradicting yourself without even realizing it.

    • @wtfuredead
      @wtfuredead Před 8 lety

      +rockethead7, everything is energy and ultimately, information. what we perceive as forces, are just energies manifesting together. (and i mean all types of energy)
      by no means i try to say you are wrong in your statements. You are right, energy would be lost trough friction, etc, but refusing the idea of harnessing energy from the forces around us is simply closed minded. Neither i try to defend Will. But at least he excels by being open minded.

    • @rockethead7
      @rockethead7 Před 8 lety +1

      wtfuredead
      YOU SAID: "everything is energy"
      == No.
      YOU SAID: "and ultimately, information."
      == Ridiculous.
      YOU SAID: "what we perceive as forces, are just energies manifesting together."
      == No. Energy and force are two different things.
      YOU SAID: "(and i mean all types of energy)"
      == Energy is a formula that represents the motion of a mass, or the ability to do work. It's a math equation. No more, no less.
      YOU SAID: "by no means i try to say you are wrong in your statements."
      == Everything you're typing goes exactly against everything I'm saying. So, yes, you're trying to say I'm wrong.
      YOU SAID: "You are right, energy would be lost trough friction, etc,"
      == Yes, well, at least you got one sentence correct.
      YOU SAID: "but refusing the idea of harnessing energy from the forces around us is simply closed minded."
      == Do you say it's "closed minded" if someone says it's impossible to make 2+2=9?
      YOU SAID: "Neither i try to defend Will. But at least he excels by being open minded."
      = Look child, you don't have the foggiest idea what you're talking about, and you have no business claiming I am closed minded. Go learn physics before declaring what is or isn't possible in physics. You don't get to sit there in your massive ignorance and declare that someone else is "closed minded." Every physicist on Earth disagrees with you. That's not because every physicist is closed minded. That's because they understand physics, and you don't.

    • @wtfuredead
      @wtfuredead Před 8 lety

      rockethead7 you just proved how close minded you can be. comparing knowledge to ability to adapt and or adopt to information.
      have a great, ignorant day, sir!

  • @user-sj5yj2qh6x
    @user-sj5yj2qh6x Před 5 lety +304

    永久機関は存在しない(はず)

    • @loggc1762
      @loggc1762 Před 5 lety +13

      KO義塾大学 なんか難しい言葉とかで説明されてますよね
      なんで出来てるんだろう 編集?

    • @FAMI_FARO
      @FAMI_FARO Před 5 lety +57

      これはあくまでこの中に存在している
      エネルギーを循環させてるだけであって、
      エネルギーを発電機みたいに作っているわけではないので、
      永久機関ではない...はず、
      私も専門的なことを学んでいるわけではないのでちょっとわかりません。
      でもこれは永久機関ではないと思います。

    • @user-hs5xn2un9n
      @user-hs5xn2un9n Před 5 lety +12

      最初に人の手で運動を加えているから永久機関ではないんじゃなかったっけ

    • @user-io7et8qf1n
      @user-io7et8qf1n Před 5 lety

      最初の水の奴とか無限発電出来そうな感じだけどどうなの?

    • @user-kt6fc8sg1d
      @user-kt6fc8sg1d Před 5 lety +26

      @@user-io7et8qf1n 水は少しずつ確実に減っていくからね
      水だけじゃなくなんでもそう

  • @grandelnakazima
    @grandelnakazima Před 5 lety +16

    これ夏休みの工作で作ったら英雄やな

  • @YATUGIBAYA
    @YATUGIBAYA Před 5 lety +15

    🌍はくるくるいつまでも回ってる👀
    海はいつも波打つ✨
    ぐぅ~私天才✌️

  • @doxielain2231
    @doxielain2231 Před 8 lety +105

    Why don't people realize that Veproject1s own site clearly states that these aren't real. I.e., "My Perpetual Motion Machines models are of motorized versions that were built to illustrate how they were supposed to work in the minds of Inventors." Really, people. Do the background work before you get in a huffy.

    • @astrong0
      @astrong0 Před 8 lety +6

      +Doxie Lain Because it is fun to read about the struggles of people that don't comprehend any form of logic, or science. It takes a certain air of sadism to enjoy it.

    • @CabelCabelCabel
      @CabelCabelCabel Před 8 lety +7

      +Doxie Lain Because it doesn't say on the video or in the description that these are fake, and still the video encourages you to give funds... :D

    • @danbrunelle3260
      @danbrunelle3260 Před 8 lety +1

      +Aapeli Hakala Well...DUH!

    • @treynathaniel4075
      @treynathaniel4075 Před 8 lety +3

      +Aapeli Hakala Not all of them are so. Many are not motorized. This dudes comment is just as misleading.

    • @crthejediknightninja
      @crthejediknightninja Před 8 lety +2

      And some of them just go for a really long time before stopping.

  • @Khether0001
    @Khether0001 Před 9 lety +35

    this is really insanely cool!
    unfortunately though, eventually, friction always wins... =(

    • @mightymouse5930
      @mightymouse5930 Před 5 lety +5

      You might also say science wins over non-science.
      Perpetual Motion idiots are the same as flat earth idiots.

    • @wiktorchm
      @wiktorchm Před 5 lety +4

      And using this logic all mouse are idiots...

  • @Shimesaba_love
    @Shimesaba_love Před 5 lety +378

    永久機関(笑)
    カッコイイけど
    摩擦には負ける模様
    なのでモーターを使ってインテリアにしてしまえ( ^ω^ )

    • @Shimesaba_love
      @Shimesaba_love Před 5 lety +7

      真摯的なまーくん
      ま、本当のことを言っただけですよーw

    • @Shimesaba_love
      @Shimesaba_love Před 5 lety +1

      真摯的なまーくん
      気にしたら負け()

    • @nbalivemobile2273
      @nbalivemobile2273 Před 5 lety +9

      してしまえ
      ですよね?

    • @yungnrcs6006
      @yungnrcs6006 Před 5 lety +1

      誤字草

    • @user-dd8fp7us9g
      @user-dd8fp7us9g Před 5 lety +41

      自分の左手はちんちんを永久に擦る永久機関と化してますが、未だに摩擦に負けて永久機関が止まったことはありません。

  • @user-gs7oj5do1z
    @user-gs7oj5do1z Před 4 lety +9

    摩擦力とかを極限まで減らすことで永久に近づくことはできるけど、永久に動くこともましてやエネルギーを取り出すこともできない…
    これが現実かぁ…()

    • @user-dh9iq8gf2u
      @user-dh9iq8gf2u Před 3 lety +3

      まぁ等速直線運動自体にエネルギー使われないからね。
      関係ないけどやっぱり太陽って偉大なんだなぁって思った

    • @user-gs7oj5do1z
      @user-gs7oj5do1z Před 3 lety

      人間の寿命からしたら、実質永久機関ですからね…!

  • @user-us8ct6sf8y
    @user-us8ct6sf8y Před 7 lety +53

    部屋に欲しいな

  •  Před 9 lety +9

    The first one is surely impossible, because water always stays at the same level. (And I saw the pump.) The double-cone… how do you get it back? The other may work without friction, but without friction even a regular wheel will stay spinning. Nice show of electromotors :-)

  • @eddieclayton989
    @eddieclayton989 Před 5 lety +1

    The Villiard thing depends on all the mechanical parts not getting stuck. Good presentation.

    • @yakut9876
      @yakut9876 Před 24 dny

      It depends on the person who is designing, mechanical design can be amazing or it can be bad, it is real engineering.

  • @mitigiant5328
    @mitigiant5328 Před 4 lety +64

    It’s against the law of energy?

    • @bethanypilant5732
      @bethanypilant5732 Před 4 lety +29

      Yes. None of these can say they've overcome the loss of energy through friction and gravity. None of these are true perpetual motion machines (obviously, as you said, they dont exist). They are just closer than most to the idea.

    • @slatonstrey2494
      @slatonstrey2494 Před 4 lety +3

      Go look at Ted Talk’s talk about perpetual motion machines and look up the laws of Thermodynamics.

    • @meteoroloji8952
      @meteoroloji8952 Před 4 lety +5

      Except 1:30 none of this would work in real life.

    • @DuctTapeRapist
      @DuctTapeRapist Před 4 lety +2

      @@meteoroloji8952 Kinetic friction would stop all motion eventually

    • @meteoroloji8952
      @meteoroloji8952 Před 4 lety +2

      ​@@DuctTapeRapist Yeah but it's the only one that will work for some time. Other ones are just completely impossible.

  • @b_lach00
    @b_lach00 Před 4 lety +50

    Congratulations! You found a comment in NORMAL language!

    • @b_lach00
      @b_lach00 Před 4 lety

      @@math9172 no it isnt. its a normal comment and only very frustrated "someone" will call it racism

    • @catalyzzt6383
      @catalyzzt6383 Před 4 lety

      yeah like, russian is normal to russians, but the point is kind of that only people that thought that language was normal would be reading it

    • @KoepenickDrums
      @KoepenickDrums Před 4 lety +2

      If you define "normal" as in spoken by the majority of people on this planet, actually English isn't normal at all but rather Mandarin or Indian. :)

  • @kataagepoteto
    @kataagepoteto Před 5 lety +5

    BGMが耳に気持ちよすぎる

  • @wscamel-vlogi3364
    @wscamel-vlogi3364 Před 4 lety +1

    how to piss off a physics teacher

  • @_annoyed4692
    @_annoyed4692 Před 4 lety +2

    Neat.. nice models. It's fun to figure out what the inventors of the concepts were thinking, and where they went wrong. (i.a. confusing _weigt_ with _pressure_ at #1)
    What I can't figure out though.. why does the first one not stop much more quickly?

  • @Fasterpast
    @Fasterpast Před 9 lety +6

    Прикольно =) В первом видео видно, что до того, как он начал наливать воду, внизу у мелкой черной детали вода шевелится, т.е. внизу там в коробке помпа, а рядом с чёрной деталью трубки уходят вниз =) Так что всё это красивые подлеки для музеев или что-то типа того, а вы тут обсуждаете что-то )))))

    • @user-xo1xi8nb7v
      @user-xo1xi8nb7v Před 9 lety

      Дада...не сразу заметно, фокусники)) людям бошки морочат

    • @anatoliyvereshchagin7926
      @anatoliyvereshchagin7926 Před 9 lety

      Так она движется под давлением,как только он закрыл полость новой порцией жидкости,старая жидкость(вероятно с прошлого опыта)пришла в движение,что нормально.

    • @Fasterpast
      @Fasterpast Před 9 lety +1

      Анатолий Верещагин
      под давлением чего? Воздуха? ))) Он еще не начал воду из стакана выливать, а она уже движется. Смотрите внимательно.

    • @anatoliyvereshchagin7926
      @anatoliyvereshchagin7926 Před 9 lety

      да,действительно.Жаль,идея приятная

    • @solohard7955
      @solohard7955 Před 9 lety

      Анатолий Верещагин я это все делал и получается , но нужна вода с повышеной плотностью .

  • @TheMustaf32
    @TheMustaf32 Před 4 lety +49

    Muzyka z Chemii Nowej Ery

  • @benedictearlson9044
    @benedictearlson9044 Před 4 lety +2

    All the wheel machines are motor driven, you can see the nut in the middle moves with the rotation, it should be fixed if it's supposed to be an axle. The hammer drop machine doesn't move against the motor when the first hammer is manually dropped. The needlessly large base below the water machine obviously hides a pump.

  • @user-tx4tl6rx5j
    @user-tx4tl6rx5j Před 5 lety +64

    みんな最近おすすめに出てきちゃった系??

  • @simon1396
    @simon1396 Před 7 lety +12

    A working Perpetuum Mobile is on the earth definitely Not possible.

    • @soup4001
      @soup4001 Před 7 lety

      Talon Main only on earth?

    • @soup4001
      @soup4001 Před 7 lety

      Fashizzle Shazzizle
      1st: who are u talking to
      2nd: everybody knows this
      >_>

    • @srdjanarsic7961
      @srdjanarsic7961 Před 7 lety +1

      except, the universe IS perpetuum mobile...

    • @Ryuremcynicalbastard
      @Ryuremcynicalbastard Před 7 lety

      Srdjan Arsic
      It isn't

    • @famatu
      @famatu Před 7 lety

      Ryurem [cynical bastard] Under the condition that the universe is infinite, energy can't be lost nor added, therefore the theory kind of works or am I wrong?

  • @user-hp9hh9bq8l
    @user-hp9hh9bq8l Před 5 lety +29

    BGMを聴きにきました。

    • @ureyubo
      @ureyubo Před 5 lety

      R I 確かに良い曲だ

    • @emel1040
      @emel1040 Před 5 lety +1

      曲名知りたいんだけど、知らない??

    • @user-pp1od5hl6o
      @user-pp1od5hl6o Před 5 lety +1

      tremszのtrancerって曲

    • @dai5414
      @dai5414 Před 5 lety +1

      @@emel1040 概要欄の下の方に書いてあるよ

    • @emel1040
      @emel1040 Před 5 lety +1

      教えてくれた方々ありがとうございます!

  • @user-nb8hb6md8j
    @user-nb8hb6md8j Před 5 lety +59

    なんでいきなりおススメにで出来たんやろう………笑

  • @4989m
    @4989m Před 5 lety +54

    こういうのをヒントに、微風でも高速で回転する、風力+重力利用の高効率風力発電
    って出来ないかなあ。一般的な風車のように正面で風を受けるのではなく、側面で風を
    受けるようなスタイル(水車型)の。風車の上部だけ風が当たるようにして。

    • @independence5390
      @independence5390 Před 5 lety +6

      まさか本当に永久機関だと思ってるわけじゃないですよね?

    • @4989m
      @4989m Před 5 lety +4

      @@independence5390 他のひとのコメントに止まるってあったから永久に回るとは思ってませんよ

    • @4989m
      @4989m Před 5 lety +3

      @@user-zh1qy1fu9x 普通の風力発電がベースで、こういう仕組みでより高効率に、と思いました。

    • @user-pf8xq4pe2q
      @user-pf8xq4pe2q Před 5 lety

      まあ、人ができるのはエネルギーを取り出す段階での無駄を少なくすることだけだからね、あんま知らんけど

  • @jjwmacdo
    @jjwmacdo Před 9 lety +6

    "Oh ye seekers after perpetual motion, how many vain chimeras have you pursued? Go and take your place with the alchemists."
    - Leonardo da Vinci, 1494

  • @TheZohanLohan
    @TheZohanLohan Před 9 lety +78

    Damn you must have some good bearings. And motors. And....

    • @veproject1
      @veproject1  Před 9 lety +2

      ZohanLohan Ideas?

    • @TheZohanLohan
      @TheZohanLohan Před 9 lety +3

      veproject1 what? its impossible unless youre in a vacuum..

    • @hansmuller1846
      @hansmuller1846 Před 9 lety +20

      veproject1 Doesn't look like you know much about physics, do you?

    • @u-kn
      @u-kn Před 9 lety

      veproject1 look, i really like your (or not your) magic tricks, but i have a problem with the fact that you show those tricks as physical facts, since we both know that this is not how physics work.

    • @VolcanoHeadProdution
      @VolcanoHeadProdution Před 8 lety +6

      +ZohanLohan the film is on a loop, if you look at the machine at 2:40 work, you can see the camera shake the exact same over and over. Cool ideas tho

  • @kisaragiayami
    @kisaragiayami Před 4 lety

    Congrats, you’ve successfully assumd the universe has zero friction.

  • @user-km3qs6um1g
    @user-km3qs6um1g Před rokem

    Ваш канал самый интересный из всех где имеется информация о вечном двигателе, всё показывается без помпы и не спеша. Желаю вам новых показов в этой области.

  • @romain.guillaume
    @romain.guillaume Před 4 lety +3

    Unfortunatly, you have forgotten the reaction upward of the downsizing section... In fact the pressure is only dependent of the height of liquid : P = rho*g*h. And this is why your water will never go higher in you pipe than in your tank (except some hidden mechanic)

  • @user-kr8fj1pr1n
    @user-kr8fj1pr1n Před 5 lety +89

    先生はね、、
    全部お見通しなんだよ
    今知らないふりをしてる君
    素直に 手を 挙げなさい
    この中に!!
    オススメに出てきた人がいる!!!!!!!

  • @Damariobros
    @Damariobros Před 3 lety +1

    If I had to guess, the one that would come closest to working would be the DaVinci Overbalanced Wheel.

  • @syntaxerror8955
    @syntaxerror8955 Před 4 lety +1

    Nice video, but perpetual motion is a fantasy. The first one is Robert Boyle's perpetual flask, and it will stop flowing after a while. There's resistance in the pipe, and you can't get energy out of nothing. None of these fun-looking things actually work. It's an illusion: You only look at it for a short while, so you miss the slow down and eventual stopping.

  • @josesideneidemelo1272
    @josesideneidemelo1272 Před 9 lety +3

    Pelo que vi, a velha ideia do Moto Perpétuo parece que ressuscitou e vê-se que funciona mesmo. Vários tipos, muitas ideias diferentes. mas e o ponto principal : Gerar energia aproveitável, como acender lâmpadas, girar motores, etc. É aí que o bicho pega.

  • @PaulDebaecker
    @PaulDebaecker Před 8 lety +14

    The first thing, the perpetual flask, is already absurd. Take A bathtub and a straw if you will, the level will be exactly the same at both sides of the straw.

    • @PaulDebaecker
      @PaulDebaecker Před 8 lety +1

      Thank you, but can you be a little more scientific, and explain why I am a dumbass?

    • @ogkushmuffins
      @ogkushmuffins Před 8 lety

      you explaned nothing with your fancy perception of the english language

    • @treynathaniel4075
      @treynathaniel4075 Před 8 lety

      +Paul Debaecker Point?

    • @TheEchelon
      @TheEchelon Před 8 lety

      +'Inna Attabae Elohim Ehyeh-Asher-Ehyeh point is that all of these are fake and misleading. He does say it's fake on his website though.

    • @MrAlexKlin
      @MrAlexKlin Před 8 lety

      What about capillary effect ?

  • @danilee7122
    @danilee7122 Před 3 lety

    Please read the channel's description. All the perpetual motion machines here are of motorized version that were build to illustrate how they were supposed to works in the mind of inventors

  • @user-dn2ih3cj5x
    @user-dn2ih3cj5x Před 5 lety +1

    本当に永久機関のような気がしてくるから面白い

  • @Bizorke
    @Bizorke Před 8 lety +57

    Good work hiding the motors and wires.

  • @adrianschuurmans
    @adrianschuurmans Před 5 lety +32

    Perpetual motion machines - ""Not all of them are perfect, """ Correction..NONE of them are perfect or even close.

  • @fie_47mon
    @fie_47mon Před 4 lety +2

    永久とは言えないけど、究極に止まりにくいものとは言えるね。

    • @creeper-corporation
      @creeper-corporation Před 4 lety

      ずっと回ってるように見せるためモーターを裏に隠してるインテリアグッズな訳で、どれも動力をなくすと3秒持たずに止まりますね。
      いやー乾電池先輩は偉大ですわ。

  • @mikc3305
    @mikc3305 Před 4 lety

    Ingenious simplicity

  • @SSOUZA
    @SSOUZA Před 9 lety +4

    You applied a force (joule) using your fingers ... This is like a pendulum ... over time that energy runs out and the system returns to stand still ...;)

  • @Glolias11
    @Glolias11 Před 5 lety +216

    「半」永久機関な

  • @Lunavii_Cellest
    @Lunavii_Cellest Před 3 lety

    I am wondering how you even got this to work, did you ad a pump or a motor or is it editing

  • @user-hf5nc2kh6c
    @user-hf5nc2kh6c Před 4 lety

    こういうロマンの塊みたいなの大好き。悪魔の証明とかも中二くさいけど好き

  • @taruto856
    @taruto856 Před 4 lety +3

    2:46
    一つだけでも欠けると回らなくなるって所にロマンを感じる

    • @user-xc8jb7em4d
      @user-xc8jb7em4d Před 4 lety

      これ嘘ですけどね笑
      永久機関は熱力学第一法則によってできないと証明されました、
      知ってたらごめんなさい!

    • @taruto856
      @taruto856 Před 4 lety

      @@user-xc8jb7em4d
      あーまぁ、聞いたことはあります...笑
      教えてくれてありがとうございます!

  • @user-nn2ps2ur3z
    @user-nn2ps2ur3z Před 5 lety +44

    永久機関=永久に動き続ける機関
    だと思っていた時代が僕にもありました。

    • @user-es3ge2fk7t
      @user-es3ge2fk7t Před 5 lety

      平山の豚王 自分にもありました。仕事しなきゃいけないなんてな。無職はつらいぜ

    • @hn49
      @hn49 Před 5 lety

      え、ちがうんですか?

    • @user-ru7py4mo8l
      @user-ru7py4mo8l Před 5 lety +2

      h n 29秒前でびびった
      それだけ

    • @user-yu2ev3vi6h
      @user-yu2ev3vi6h Před 5 lety

      そう思ってた時代が僕にもありました

    • @user-ru5qf8rm3x
      @user-ru5qf8rm3x Před 5 lety

      3分前で草

  • @glueh
    @glueh Před 4 lety +1

    These look like if they could actually work

    • @zelge_
      @zelge_ Před 4 lety

      These machines are faked they would loss energy in moments they are all linked to motors and the first tip a pump

  • @alexmojzel9779
    @alexmojzel9779 Před 4 lety +2

    Pięknie te silniki dzialają

  • @Ace1000ks19751982
    @Ace1000ks19751982 Před 9 lety +219

    Great troll videos, LOL.

    • @DEEProjector
      @DEEProjector Před 6 lety +2

      Yes, look at the pipe at 0:09. This is totally a troll video

    • @YeetTheAn3On
      @YeetTheAn3On Před 5 lety

      Not troll it is the liquid in the egg white

    • @user-xz3hp4gl2w
      @user-xz3hp4gl2w Před 4 lety

      the first one is a science project for a kid.. if you attend to your class i guess know that..

    • @ryanbertelsen8880
      @ryanbertelsen8880 Před 3 lety

      These 5 working models of Perpetual Motion Machines I made from scratch using old historical drawings. Not all of them are perfect, but they are still the part of the history of the world engineering. The mankind is looking for free energy for 1000 years resulting of discovery three Laws of Thermodynamics stated that Perpetuum Mobiles are impossible. -discription

  • @veproject1
    @veproject1  Před 10 lety +66

    It's a Remake of my old video. Now in HD
    Perpetual Motion Machines Part 1 ( HD, Remake)

    • @dragonralph13
      @dragonralph13 Před 9 lety +2

      dude what the fuck is the liquid

    • @veproject1
      @veproject1  Před 9 lety +6

      Luke Thompson The blue liquid is left after the previous demonstration. More questions,you sick bastard ?

    • @LukeThompsonz
      @LukeThompsonz Před 9 lety +11

      lol, then why is it only on the other side of the black plasitc? if it where left over it would just sit there but it moves around as the pump pushes it. stop pretending that these toys are perpetual motion machines, its not cool -_-

    • @user-uz2ku3vb6b
      @user-uz2ku3vb6b Před 9 lety +3

      veproject1 It's a fake, admit it, fuckhead.

    • @videosdnfo
      @videosdnfo Před 9 lety +1

      I think this systems have only energy for moving itself, if you attach an external system the "perpetual system" will not have the enough energy to move

  • @masonbeatbox
    @masonbeatbox Před 4 lety

    What kind of hidden motors are you using

  • @zijie-he
    @zijie-he Před 4 lety +1

    Well, a small motor with one battery solve most of the problems in this video.

  • @user-rx9yh2sb8h
    @user-rx9yh2sb8h Před 5 lety +74

    1個目の家で作れそう

    • @SA-bv9gr
      @SA-bv9gr Před 5 lety

      そもそもこれ永久機関として実現不可能だよ

    • @user-jv9jh4zn3u
      @user-jv9jh4zn3u Před 5 lety +1

      水って水面より上まではホースを使っても上がらなかった気がします。(語彙力なくてごめんなさい)

    • @user-rx9yh2sb8h
      @user-rx9yh2sb8h Před 5 lety

      @@user-jv9jh4zn3u じゃあこれはどんなトリックだろうねw

    • @momo23234
      @momo23234 Před 5 lety +2

      んとーん いつか止まるってこと、
      最初に注いだ力で少し動いてるだけ

    • @yugosasshii
      @yugosasshii Před 5 lety +18

      んとーん この実験はBoyle's Self Flowing Flaskと呼ばれるものらしいです。
      ある現象を使って水を水自身の上から垂らし、自らに落とさせることでこの仕組みは成立されると考えたボイルという人物の名を冠しているそうです。
      その現象は毛細管現象と言って、一定以上細い管の場合は容器の水位を超えて登っていくんです。
      ただ、毛細管現象の正体は表面張力でしかなく、はじめに注ぎ込んでからの勢いによって生じたエネルギーで少しは自走しますが、長くても1分、短くて数十秒ももつか否かのようなとても耐久力のない仕組みなんです。
      この動画はうまいこと切り抜いていると言ったところですね。

  • @itsmiky1636
    @itsmiky1636 Před 4 lety +8

    no one:
    my brain: *explodes*

  • @jamesmk2003
    @jamesmk2003 Před 5 lety

    It only works with liquid like smirnof you drink half liter first and then use the rest for equipment. Everything will flow right away.

  • @user-gx5dz2rz6c
    @user-gx5dz2rz6c Před 5 lety +16

    世界一難しいゲームのBGMと似てて草生えた

  • @ST-gc2uw
    @ST-gc2uw Před 4 lety +5

    Nikola Tesla once said "No free energy device will ever be allowed to reach the market".

  • @gagaebs3227
    @gagaebs3227 Před 5 lety +13

    The perpetual movement doesn’t exist

  • @diansastra5725
    @diansastra5725 Před 4 lety

    the rotation can be made to rotate the generator to its size, is this possible?

  • @ike2188
    @ike2188 Před 4 lety

    BGMも相まってめちゃくちゃカッコええ

  • @user-kh8jm4iz7t
    @user-kh8jm4iz7t Před 5 lety +24

    熱力学の法則で永久機関は存在しないってなってるからなぁ。確かに普通の感覚では存在するわけないって思うけどやっぱり気になって見ちゃうよね

    • @user-wo6kf3yl6q
      @user-wo6kf3yl6q Před 5 lety +1

      だったら新しい法則を作ればいい

    • @user-mc6zu9ym1l
      @user-mc6zu9ym1l Před 5 lety +5

      . きつね
      法則は作るものじゃなくて見つけるものだゾ

    • @user-pt9cn4ej5t
      @user-pt9cn4ej5t Před 5 lety

      どちらかというと永久機関が作れないから熱力学の法則が正しいとされてる
      今後も永久機関が作れない根拠を熱力学の法則に求めるのはおかしい

    • @creeper-corporation
      @creeper-corporation Před 4 lety

      @@user-wo6kf3yl6q それは「俺の妄想ワールドの内部法則」みたいなやつか

  • @DRako-nr4rj
    @DRako-nr4rj Před 8 lety +14

    perpetum mobiel would accelerate to infinity
    these projects are bullshit
    show back of these wheels

    • @drpk6514
      @drpk6514 Před 7 lety

      No the Earth is not speeding up.

    • @MegaBanne
      @MegaBanne Před 6 lety

      Perpetual means constant. If it accelerates then it isn't perpetual.
      If you actually did read the descriptions to this video then you should know that they are open about putting engines behind the wheels. This is because there is no such thing as the perpetual motion BS as you think of it or as a mechanism that doesn't lose energy.

  • @circle.studio2282
    @circle.studio2282 Před 4 lety +2

    2:40
    真ん中にモーターつけたら普通にフリーエネルギー化するよね

    • @user-dh9iq8gf2u
      @user-dh9iq8gf2u Před 3 lety

      分かってたらごめんだけど、あれ自体に細工されてる。

  • @vladtepes1753
    @vladtepes1753 Před 4 lety +1

    There's a physic law (thermodynamic) that says it's impossible to make something last forever

    • @nicolaifeldthaus4649
      @nicolaifeldthaus4649 Před 4 lety +1

      Tepes Vlad no theres not. Theres a law that says that says that energy cannot be genereres nor lost. But due to friction the perpetual motion machimes dont work. If you could make a perpetual motion machine, in a full vacuum and without any parts touching each other, then it would technically be possible.

  • @tourokusha-zero
    @tourokusha-zero Před 5 lety +73

    永久ではないけど、
    発電機の補助的役割には使える気がしなくもない

    • @exexpunish
      @exexpunish Před 5 lety +6

      それができないから永久機関じゃないんだよ
      動かす力の方が取り出せる力より大きいかな、ただのインテリア

    • @user-fi4kj1xf2q
      @user-fi4kj1xf2q Před 5 lety +7

      まあ、エネルギーの移動には使えるかもね。運動エネルギーや移動エネルギーをいかに損出なしで移動させられるかなどで永久機関のアイディアが重宝されてる

  • @user-yl3nr8gb6w
    @user-yl3nr8gb6w Před 5 lety +3

    BGMがもうサイクロップス先輩のBGMにしか聞こえない(調教済み)

  • @poker-crown
    @poker-crown Před 4 lety +2

    永久機関を実現した山野博士はすごいなぁ

  • @toisaa
    @toisaa Před 4 lety

    It's a shame that it should have become a popular video if it was titled "A tribute to Perpetuum Mobile ."