Dynamic Geomag: Gears

[awesomeFrost]

BUT... will it blend?

[Makedeluxe]

Can you, like, put the blueprints or something in the description or somewhere so I can make my own?

[stranger1324]

sick dude

[cjl85uk]

what if the magnets were to be stronger.... they could have enough push to keep the following cog going or?

[prorsoft]

@cjl85uk No, energy is always lost due to friction

[uberpwnage50]

Mind = Blown

[rockoutmusic1]

wow... thats amazing

[63NY1]

@JargonWithCheeze lol nice...

[MaCs1313]

@JargonWithCheeze Ok I get it you were joking, and arse what's that! maybe ass... smarty pants 

[MaCs1313]

@JargonWithCheeze perpetual motion doesn't exist, every thing as a limit!

[63NY1]

@JargonWithCheeze there is of course also minimal frictio on the joints. anyway, when energy is somehow generated from it, it would slow down any way you run the math.

[kintarben]

@JargonWithCheeze Not being an ass but the definition of perpetual motion is, no energy needed to continue motion AND no energy needed to start. Unfortunately he had to start it with his hands :(

[maaaarek1974]

jaj jakie fajne



[nicknitro50]

sweet ;°)

[nrzg12]

thats pretty sweet dude i would be amazed if i could use those to make something that sweet looking

[slithytove2]

@JargonWithCheeze perpetual motion is only profitable if you can extract energy from said system. said extraction removes the whole perpetual bit.

[TheHadesShade]

could you post a video of how you made this pleas?

[2low2rl]

couldnt you make the teeth fit more tightly together so there be less play in them and more efficient.

[chrislikescherrys]

sell it to NASA

[h0wud0in2]

@chrislikescherrys yeah the austronauts do get bored sometimes..

[rpihlak]

@JargonWithCheeze Vacuum doesn't do the trick, because friction stays.

[Mimicry09]

Warning:Do not use this in space as it may cause black holes

Not Suitable for people under the age of 20

[MGinshe]

@JargonWithCheeze It wouldn't be perpetually moving. There is still friction between the gears and the frame.

[TheHadesShade]

@MGinshe and gravity

[johnknoefler]

Very very very nice. I like it. 

[dorgodorato]

All new need now is a single mono-pole and BAM! Perpetual angular motion.

[4jeremy9]

where can i find peices to build something like this?

[darkbadass]

put there is still friction at the gear joints u dont see them????

[TerrapinProphet]

awesome.

[53StevieP]

And by perfect world you mean a vacuum with no gravity?

[icovada]

@53StevieP Vacuum with no friction

[jeansl10]

@53StevieP no because there is the friction of the wheels

[n8neiTen8n]

Man, this is awesome! :D:D

[DangerousDan666]

nice

[MaestroAlvis]

well really depends on your definition of perfect. In a frictionless vacuum without any outside forces they would.

[jeansl10]

@MaestroAlvis nope, the gears have friction with the base

[infoseeker228]

and the air,slightly

[jeansl10]

@infoseeker228 yeah but not is its in vacuum

[MaestroAlvis]

@jeansl10 That's why I said frictionless. 

[warchieftain1]

way to go^^ cool

[Dominic0610]

wow thats amazing how can i build it O.o

[sonikdude49]

subbed your to fucking awesome

[pulec1]

WOW

[derkwillem92]

could you show us how you build this?

nice job

[trevorlikesdrums]

wow that is incredible i just wanna know how you managed to do that

[AurorsX]

Amazing!

[madnessdexter]

this thing wouldnt keep moving forever even in a perfect world. theres no way to remove friction in this system since the magnets would be acting as the normal force.

[reggianodoc]

soo beautiful

[adagjlzhepr]

by perfect world he means a vacume aka no air resistance

[Eddyiskoo]

what about friction

[GetMeThere1]

Pretty!

[KiranGlitch]

how fast is it going

can you make it go even faster

[skinbourne]

true, in a perfect world, they would move forever, however they will not for several factors. 1) Air Resistance (could be negated by doing so in a vacuum) 2) Friction, the points of contact give friction, which will slow down the rotation and 3) interfering magnetic fields from the rest of the structure and outside sources. There are countless other factors, but those are the major 3

[nightfoxx26]

BUT ITS MAGNET FRICTION ON A SMALL AREA AND IN A PERFECT WORLD WE CUD GET WHAT WE WANT AND THAT IS HOW THE PERFECT WORLD TURNED INTO OUR WORLD

P.S. srry for caps

[sleeper07sleeper]

bla bla bla

[GissaVem2]

If you are smart enough, you can put some stronger magnets a little bit away from the "holders" that holds the stars up. I mean so theres no friction. and then if you do it in vacuum and with a anti-magnetic feild a bit away from it, it would probaly go on forever.

[CTmera]

by perfect world, lol that's hard to imagine

[niall2223]

thats brilliant!!

[frosty1202]

thats awsome!

[deviantsYrealm]

Fucking brilliant!

[UnderMan1965]

Even without friction, the mechanism would stop after a while. The magnetic forces will find an equilibrium and come to a stop soon afterward.

Ever see those globes that "Float" in mid-air (within magnetic fields)? It eventually stops, not only due to air resistance, but from magnetic equilibrium. Put one in a vacuum chamber and it still stops.

[jamstermarcer]

that is amazing it must have takin aaaaaaaaaaaaagggggggggeeeeeess­sss to build

[3830]

I was trying to make a joke.

[3830]

in a "perfect" world?

[JamesLoadedSkate]

He means without friction and air resistance. If they were'nt there it would spin forever.

[3830]

How imperfect would the world be without friction though? It's just kind of ironic.

[JamesLoadedSkate]

its just a term used in physics to explain forces, the way the use the word "Perfect" is just to explain how it works, ignoring any other effects the world is putting on it.

[UnderMan1965]

Even without friction and air resistance, it would eventually stop. The magnets will find a balance naturally on their own, though they'd spin longer until they find equilibrium.

[topodigital]

no they wouldnt,they would probably find an equilibrium if not magnetos dont last forever,dont speak as if u knew what u saying when u dont.

[Gulli696]

I'm no engineer, or smart in science, but if you put this in a greater scale, could the idea work as a car engine?

If you only need an initial force to get the magnets going, wouldnt they sustain the motion? (Same as pistons in the engine turning the wheels)

No more CO pollution?

P.s. nice video.

[topodigital]

the pressure provided by the combustion of gas in the small area of pistons provides for a lot of energy to make a car runing do u think this model provides lots of energy ?it only sustains itself

[kadra345pl]

kosmos !!! : O

:D

[neilp4453]

the magnets make them spin as unit...but without outside forces (friction, etc.), you would basically get the same result at higher speeds.  so the perfect world thing is irrelevant.

[FHomeBrew]

Awesome, I'd expect that thing to collapse on itselfe though... You say a perfect world has no friction, that can be debated. Though I'm just stating it here...

[Sonic6293]

magnetic propulsin is a beautiful thing, only if there were no friction.

[eggs111]

o.O

[egos999]

that is so cool

[StellaMcme]

Wow, this is fantastic!

[Housenzo]

Grande Aldo! sei un vero artista.

Viva il Geomag!

[Housenzo]

Grande Aldo! Sei un vero artista.

Viva il Geomag!

[chunk1978]

sweet!

[PAULTHEMAGNIFIK]

cool

[DaKrazedKyubizt]

when he started moving it, it went like, WHOA!!! and i was like, WHOA!!!!

WHOA!!!!!

[MrfixitRick]

So nice to see this...thanks!

[n1nja092]

brilliant!

[ordaudee]

Now I pronounce you the king of Geomag. Awesome!

[ducttaperulestheworl]

you make me headache watching this!

[mistamustard]

Damn you entropy, DAMN YOU!!!