Perpetuum mobile- Free energy motion

[WolverineMKD]

change the titlle of this clippppp

[nova463]

Pretty cool but not free energy

It's burning a fuel (the candle)

[larrysbeerbarn]

it has to do with the wax dripping off one end and becoming lighter than the other end. once the wax runs out-no more motion

[vietarc]

It's not about the candle, it's about the concept. I believe this work on the temperature different. If we strongly agree that pressure are molecules hitting the wall, then surely we could transforms those kinetic energy into real use. Notice that pressure doesn't go away as long as the container is seal. Base on colision model, they're constantly send out vibration waves, thus constantly putting out energy.

[gasparovic4]

You are full of crap

[jp5050]

O_O

[coumn]

hohoho

[krawacik3]

this no perpetuum mobile

[omegapez]

i hate to break it too you be even in a vacuum this is would not work forevere, because of friction, and even if you could magically make friction disappear, it would fail because of inertial it takes energy to overcome inertial, and then even in magically avoiding that, you can't have mass WITH OUT inertial, which means you have no candles.

[Nefariusi]

good idea that would be like obtaining energy from a hot source, as you take the energy from the container it will get cooler and cooler so you should heat it up to keep your system working. That is not a solucion

[caucazoidandroid]

Once the candle burns down, it will stop. That's not perpetual. There is a feedback loop happening somehow and somewhere, and it's powered by the conversion of chemical energy to heat (burning candle). That said, it's certainly cool...

[discouniverse]

THIS IS NOT PERPETUM MOBILE

[hookitbigger]

Enough of those could like totally power a hotwheels.

[Spongeflux]

LOL

[friedAlice]

kind of like polishing the bottom of your shoes.

[Spongeflux]

Well, that's going to solve all our world energy problems.

[hauntedingeorgia]

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[Miktor]

That's not free, you use the energy from the candles you know...

[letmewatchthisdawg]

No shit the energy has to come from somewhere if they were creating energy the universe would explode...........

[nodanno]

n cAll the fire department when it rolls off on the floor nd sets the buoling afire. Shame too, you'd think SOMEBODY could have found a etgerf way to wsge fire like mybe boiol an egg or sometyhing. .

[thethingit]

Ehhh... {found a etgerf way to wsge fire like mybe boiol an egg or sometyhing. . }

[nodanno]

OOPTH, thorry, wed be taeg by thum oudda by mouf an thay thad agaid.

I meant to say:

"If that sucker rolls of onto the floor and sets the building afire, would someone please call the fire department?"

And:

"Wouldn't you think that by now someone would have discovered a better way to boil an egg, or to accomplish whatever it is that's being attempted here?"

Eerr dow. Howth's at? Burdy gudt for a babee thukin hith tum, doan ya ting?

[ssproutz]

you dimwits -candles are made crude oil-

[zack702]

awesome

[JMSPerry]

Is that a candle with the sound of a fan in the background?

[gasparovic4]

no,no

it's been recording with mobile phone so the sound is bad

[billysandals]

not free energy but good work.  we need more people to think outside the box.

[ripitupbxa]

Perpetual arsonist

[clunkmonk]

It's cool, but yeah, as long as it relies on the burning wick it isn't perpetual, which would mean that it could continue on forever without anyone touching it.

The Buddhists try to accept impermanence, the idea that ABSOLUTELY NOTHING lasts forever. It's really true; even the planets which revolve and rotate seemingly forever will eventually stop or be stopped.

[alektheboy]

what happens when the canldle burns out

[trolomite]

Is that an everlasting candle? if so, then it is true, you have a free energy motion. If not, then it will cost you 50 pence or $1 per candle to run for 3hours, with a power output of 0.1w. That works out about £10,000 for 1 kWh. I think I'll stick to the current electricity cost of 7pence or 14 cents per kWh. Thats 1000w running for 1 hour!

[4take4give]

I am physics

you want perpetual watch my video. You don't understand say so. because this doesn't know perpetual. You want a test hook it up to a city.

[Hugofski]

dude...wtf? how are you physics?

[thinkstrait]

lol

[JasonIks]

nothing special a knew it when i was 7 yrs old!

[tony8999]

no one asked if you knew, asshole

[stevepk1804]

Simple to explain. Wax drips from one end, it get's lighter and rises. No more wax can flow as the end of the candle stops it. Wax then drips from the other lower end, it get's lighter and rises. The cycle is repeated. You are driving the candle at it's resonant frequency so the amplitude increases over time. Neat experiment but not perpetual motion.

[chaserehn]

if we are going to burn things for energy, why don't we just burn oil? Its much more powerful.

Oh Ya lol

[listepikster]

arh come on.. this is NOT free energy, and it is NOT a perpetuum mobile.. what happens when the candles burn out. no more motion.

everything this is a nice trick.

[joachim2464]

i tried to mail him that this is not perpetuum mobile. But he refuses to see the truth

[overunitydotcom]

Please come to overunity dot com

and explain how it works.

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[croTesla]

I would like to do something like this!!!!!!!!

[MaherYura]

Ma bravo Ridjo Majstore! Svaka čast! Well done Ridjan! Well done! Sehr gut Ridjan! Sehr Gut! Monto benne Ridjan! Monto benne! Yura