"Perpetual motion" rotating globe (part2)

[psygn0sis]

Is it the torque of the clock mechanism that causes the inner sphere to rotate?

[4puf]

I can't find part one of this video

[tempranight]

If you get a perpetual charge for the perpetual battery of the perpetual clock, then it will be perpetual motion!

[jbockmon]

cool but this isn't perpetual motion still pretty cool i like it

[lyclycsms]

where is part one?

[dougsrccom]

You got some brain , Sharonox

[keetonbob]

so what if it's not perpetual! it's still a pretty cool craft. think of your christmas tree covered in those slowly rotating like that. i'd make them and sell them!

[fritz1012]

well nobody can really produce a "perfect" perpetual motion machine. looking at this, and taking into the equation the fact that clocks only uses an infinitesimal amount of energy, its still one heck of a demonstration...

[juanbond421]

.....it rotates untill the battery runs out..... ummm not perpetual

[EDREVAL]

The greatest things are most simple :)

[Helleyus]

You just put the money inside, so it is the money that rotates the ball, because money moves the world. So simply!

[jamonci]

hahaha so true

[TheFluorineMartyr]

good novelty - but seriously: a "perpetual motion device" needs no power source - especially not a battery

sorry ^^

[straats]

Artistic, and very creative! This is a marketable idea that could sell millions of these, if you are interested...

[amanhelce]

you don't remove the batery of the clock? show to us

[stabilini]

an idea... put the magnet in the "minutes hand wheel", paint de inside ballon with a 0-24 equally separeted numbers, and with 6 tiny subdivision lines between numbers... then paint a vertical line in the outside transparent ball. Ok, there you have a new version of your battery powered clock, where you can see the actual hour with 10 minutes subdivisions.

[templevideo]

Is it battery powered or not?

[getnrvs]

Search MOVA ROTATING GLOBE (an educational supply house) and they have one that runs on the LIGHT FROM YOUR HOME. No battery needed!

[NullFlux8]

Now that's thinking out of the box. Very well done. I hope to see more of the way you look at the world around us.

[petermallam]

That's fantastic, looks amazing. Does it still move without the battery though? :)

[asumazilla]

Well done.

[xsflinkxs]

Thats a taken apart clock, it has a battery in it, its simple law of physics, for every reaction there is an oposit and equal reaction, the click ticks one way, the globe spins the other... nothing fancy

[paulie1982]

Very good

[neorules]

how does it work without the batteries?

[xCyb3rPunkx]

Thats the whole point!

[debunkified]

Finally, somebody with some intelligence.

[lunarcastle2]

the rotating globe of the earth at the very end is awesome, nice job man

[ghamal]

brilliant