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Perpetual Motion machine

I built these spheres from this new toy I got and after a while I managed to hang them from each other. I then spun them each in the opposite direction and watched them go. They keep going for a ve...  
 
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Anthonyk312 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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oh my god! i though i was the only one who did this! i have magnets just like those (but they're glow in the dark) and i would always make those isosahedrons (shape with 20 triangles) and hang them somewhere and watch them spin for minutes. the longest ive gotten one to go is 6 and a half minutes.
dingotookmybabylol (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Erp, if it uses magnets, then there is potential energy involved.
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Probewitch (1 month ago) Show Hide
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This is on a planet floating thru space: it's all in perpetual motion. I really like geometric shapes.
AnonyDESU (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Awesome

Where the hell can you get em anymore?
All I can find are Kids versions and stuff with panels...
galatasarayfan67 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Ermmm this is gonna maybe sound stupid, but whats a perputual motion, is it endless motion.
crazymofoo (2 months ago) Show Hide
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yes
R0adh0g16 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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kinda it is something that creates energy, in other words it moves (creates energy) with having any force or energy to make it move
binkiie4dictator (2 months ago) Show Hide
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perpetual motion cant be cast aside as "impossible", though it is highly unlikely, the science of today can do things we deamed "impossible" a few years ago, so who knows, maybe one day we might actually see a perpetual motion machine
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this is a great video. it helps prove that perpetual motion is impossible. but still some people are wasting time building machines to prove otherwise. lol.

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