Gravity Powered Engine Invention Free Energy by Mel Larsen Part 2

[amansanat]

I am also inventing engine that runs on gravity ,but my engine design is not Perpectual!

[amansanat]

I am also inventing engine running on gravity.Nut it is not Perpectual! A Perpectual motion machine is impossible!

[RattleheadGR]

Better build a watermill. Designs are ready and tested and will actually work :-]

[cityvillian]

wow i think you got something there right on !

there is a generator that uses this principle its several weights on a rope spaced out equally on two pulleys, and boyancy floats it up on one side in a chamber and gravity brings it down on another to the ground and it gets pulled back into the chamber again and floats back up.

But ya you got it, get er done.

[MrMt1600]

too much talk for nothing

[smackbabie]

5 minutes, 21 seconds of incoherrent nonsense.

Kids, this video is your brain on drugs. Stay in school!

[QuantumChance]

"There's nothing lighter than Helium, it has no weight"

Wow, sir. Did you forget about hydrogen?

Even helium has weight, because it has mass. However it rises in our atmosphere because the weight of the air (containing heavier molecules) is greater and therefore displaces the helium thereby pushing it upward.

If you don't even know that basic information about buoyancy, Why don't put yours eyes on a physics and math book. Reminiscing about your HS days will get you no where

[QuantumChance]

Gee

How is your attempt disproving the last 300 years of physics and thermodynamics going?

[not so well, i imagine]

[valveman12]

Too bad you couldn't understand that a gravity engine won't work. You should stick with Algebra.

[RoboBagons]

I've tested it my self, and it does work. And guess what! Ima charge you 15 trillion dollars for it! BUAHAHHA

[seuqraM014]

I love it. Thinking people instead of ignorant free loaders who does nothing. if it wasn't for people like this we all would still be in the dark ages. a beautiful mind.

[bahdah1234]

i think water would create to much friction.i am thinking you would need magnetic no contact berings and a vaccume chamber to house the motor to reduce air friction.

[redgrecko]

Just add water

[snackerdog]

An excellent example of the Dunning-Kruger effect in action.

[miketwo345]

@snackerdog Spot on!

[vinesthemonkey]

It doesn't work, It takes more energy to push something buoyant downwards than for it to float up. How about using gravity? No. How do you transfer the bobbers from air to water? Magic water wall?

[vinesthemonkey]

Shut up about your high school years



[Ottguy40]

@vinesthemonkey

The uni bombers alter ego

[Cokoholicar]

oh you got an A in algebra, omg, you must be the only one in the world, Jesus Christ

[digitalrealms]

this does not work!!!!

[ToemanX]

Using gravity and buoyancy together in a wheel is not a new idea. It does not work. Underwater you have the same problems with moving weights as on dry land. With floats added you use too much energy to extend and retract the floats against the water, so there is no energy gain.

[kamalmichael]

maybe interested to look at two gravity bouyancy ideas on my channel