Rotation Endless

What we are watching this, in any way meant to be continuous movement.
It is true that the curved surface of the mirror is polished enough like the surface of the fields of steel, this poropiedad minimizes friction between the two surfaces, however, to a greater or lesser extent rubbing there. Also rubbing of balls with the air has its influence.
Where is the energy that comes to offset those losses?
From my own lungs, as I am blowing through a small canuto.
In the video shown not only to give attractiveness to it.
Energy wind forever!

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• optics
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• electromagnetism
• física
• óptica
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[AndreCbrito]

its not endless... there is no such thing as endless movement, but its very impressive how long the are spinning

[cronopio15]

Open the text where the information is read more

[AdminOnDuty]

I wonder if the experiment would be even better using 1 ball and two axially magnetized cylinders attached horizontally. Then, when blowing through the straw you will have the surface to push and on the mirror you will have less friction.

[cronopio15]

What that says is very true with regard to the friction with the mirror, it can be done with three balls stuck in the form of a triangle. But increasing friction with the air and balance becomes a problem blowing on the system.

Greetings

[MrfixitRick]

Nice video...hard to believe! You have good lungs!

[cronopio15]

Very good this assessment

[darrayd]

jaja muy ingenioso, mejor aun si no lees la info jaja.