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Don't we sort of have perpetual motion though? Superfluidity has no friction so if you stir it it'll keep spinning forever. Don't know is that breaks any of the physics laws or whatever, but from what I read it'll never stop, and they can definitely be created.
@@kakyoindonut3213 I mean it kindof depends on how you define it, it's not like we know the developers of the universe, or even know they exist, so it's not like we can ask them what is a bug and what is a feature, but these parts of our universe are definitely strange
Okay what about that capillary action thing with that goo that if a little bit spills the entire thing spills with it. I don't remember what it's called but its blue and looks slimy and I'm sure some fellow nerds know what I'm talking about. Lmk how it goes.
Friction! Hah! That's gonna rub some people the wrong way! "So...you're saying that resistance will cause things to lose velocity?" You're getting warmer! I tried to come up with a third friction joke but that's all I got.
another (and simpler) way to look at the overbalanced wheel is that while those weights that stick out should be turning the wheel, there's also fewer of them than of the weights on the other side that don't stick out
so many successful hucksters out there this really is a small problem in practice. can't wait to have myself injected with the covid vaccine for a disease that hasn't killed anyone and there is no gold standard test for.
@@psilocybemusashi Jeez dude, go out and get sick if you think it ain't real, because right now, me and my family are indeed sick, it's a real thing, thanks to my aunt, now I'm afraid, since it puts in danger my family.
what happens when you split an atom with one tiny process to cause an explosion large enough to wipe out of town. Technically an atom bomb is less heat and energy before it separates the atom to create exponentially more energy with the help of nuclear fusion
It does our solar system is one, but we are a bionary system witch means, two stars or suns pushing off the other keeping both systems running at same time
A few other things: 1) If a closed system could produce more energy than it consumes, then it would just infinitely accelerate until it.. explodes or something? 2) There is no way to actually prove that a machine would never stop, the same as there is no way to check beforehand if a computer program would loop forever or stop at some point (Tom Scott made a very good video about that)
1rst law of thermodinamics: Cold does not exist 2nd law of thermodinamics: hot air will go up adn swirl, radiant heat will go all around 3rd law of thermodinamics: we dont know all kind of energy so changing one into another will cause part of it to become something unexpected
if I scratch my dogs belly in the right spot his foot will start to scratch the air. if I keep scratching his foot will get closer and closer to the spot on his belly until he starts scratching there himself. I remove my hand and he continues to scratch the spot that makes him have to scratch. BOOM: perpetual motion machine.
Some physics policeman arrested you? "You have to pay us for energy!" Even if it is free like an air to breath. But listen.. the boss of Nestle said that the water, say from rain, should be taxed. They are crazy.
You're not comparing like with like. Most TED Ed vids are created by a single animator who also storyboards, designs and interprets, rather than a cog in a huge machine.
Perpetual motion machinery has always interested me, not because I think it's worth pursuing in particular, but because the field is a breeding ground for thoughts about how to overcome energy loss to the extremes. I don't want a perpetual energy source, I want to see a piece of machinery that is so efficient that ones interaction with could be so intuitive and low frequency that practically anyone and their dog could use them to make energy, in the future.
congratulations you just invent what called as "gears" a complex gear could manipulate small energy collectively overtime into task that needs big and quick energy in other terms delaying powers needed into small but continuous cycle
But it really isn't possible, and even if it was somehow done, there would be no real use. Like he said in the video, the most it would ever be able to do is just run itself forever, with no energy left for anything else
@@j2csharp There is no solution. Because there is no problem. They are two sides of the ever moving same coin. Exactly same things divided into problem and solution by us for our entertainment.
3:16 about that one, what if you make the hole bigger and wider so that the ball still falls through from some kind of slide and then reaches back the starting point? I know it probably wouldn't reach the starting point but if it hypothetically did then would it finally be a true perpetual motion machine?
and what if we add a weak magnet below the base of the hole like beliw the slide that would prevent the ball from being held at the bigger magnet because gravity is there too and then a wek magnet to pull it to the start
If you consider the "Redstone System" as the code running in your computer's processor/s and being stored in memory, then the system is in fact drawing power from an external source. Interesting to think that the redstone's "energy" is just virtual - virtually infinite - though still limited by the physical energy which you can give to your computer.
2:56 If the only problem in this situation is that the water won't fall back down, what if the tube continued a little more and that part was vertical, and if that won't work, what if something small and thin to fit inside the tube then the water would have to cling onto that stick and the weight of the water would fall back down right?
If the end of the tube was vertical, the water might fall out of the vertical part, but it'd also stop right where the vertical part starts. I'm not sure about that small thing. Is it moving at all? Or just standing there? Cuz I don't think the water would keep dripping down it.
I once saw this in a Dilbert Comic: Dilbert: I’m obsessed with creating a perpetual motion device. Most scientists say it can’t be done, but I have one thing they don’t have. Dogbert: A lot of spare time? Dilbert: Exactly.
0:54 any explanation why won't this work? I think it might just work out. Just keep it outside in the sun for few time and keep it in it will work forever because I think friction might not work here
Color itself is infinite but not with stone until the universe exists the colors will remain but not the stone heard of it but is half right and half wrong
@disciplīna-w1i you mean over elongated time the magnet looses it's magnetic property or that just in this experiment the ball is too far from the magnet to magnetize?
@@bigbanger7548 No, it loses its magnetic property. When you use a magnet, even on a non-magnetic ferrous object, it rearranges the electron, slightly changing its polarity and slightly decreasing its power.
I was in an interview for a really elite school and they showed me a picture of a perpetual motion machine and I knew what it was thanks to this video, I’m pretty sure the only reason I got in was because of this. Thanks so much!
@@nullbeyondo Heres a concept for a perpetual motion device... You take a steel ball, put it in space, and give it a push... Now it will have motion, perpetually...
@@hindugoat2302 u just yeeted a ball to space it has the same energy as long as it doesn't get, you know, universed. It still doesn't make any extra energy so newton don't need to come knocking at yo door
When I was around 12 I had a great idea for a perpetual motion car that had a magnet and a coil of copper wire in a wheel so the turning of the wheels would give the engine power. Excitedly, I told my mom all about my plan. She informed me that I had just reinvented hybrid vehicles.
About that same age for me, I "invented" a revolutionary propulsion system... I glued a permanent magnet into a piece of plastic pipe. Then glued in a rough electromagnet that I'd made out of a steel rod, some wire, and a 9volt battery. Then I added wheels! Lol...the idea was when you powered the electromagnet it would repel the permanent magnet and thus propel the "car." Several years later I learned about magnetic ride control on Corvettes.
I remember trying to conceive of a perpetual motion machine as a kid, before I knew what it was called. Didn't take long to realize it was physically impossible.
Doesn't the Earth perpetually go around the sun until the sun dies or an outside force pushes or pulls it? A plant around an isolated red dwarf might go round and round for a trillion years, right? You might not be able to get any work out of it, but it would go on "forever", or am I missing something?
@@caricue You're missing the meaning of perpetual (which is never ending or changing), even a red dwarf ceases to exist at some point... Literally nothing known is perpetual. As stated by thermodynamics, all matter tends to entropy.
@@joshbond8391 But if a system keeps turning until the heat death of the universe, that's as perpetual as it is possible to be. I just wonder if it is true. Would not the planet spiral down into the star eventually, or maybe the gravity would dissipate and it would spiral away? From the video, we know that it might actually work with magnets, but the magnets would wear down and lose their magnetism eventually (I think that is what he said). You seem to be on board with the idea that a planet could theoretically orbit a long lived object for trillions of years, as long as nothing outside perturbed the stability, right? I'm sure we are missing something, besides, it is not entirely certain that the universe ends in heat death. I don't know, but something doesn't add up.
@@caricue the force that keeps Earth moving around the sun I suppose is limited itself; the sun’s gravity depends on its mass, and it is constantly burning through fuel until eventually it will explode outwards and its pull will weaken. I read somewhere that stars are always trying to collapse in on their own gravity, all that is stopping them is the huge amount of energy pushing back (fusion). Ultimately you could say that fusion is an external energy source to the gravitational pull that keeps Earth in orbit, and that is not perpetual.
@@tacosmexicanstyle7846 You're correct that it probably wouldn't go like that with a star like the sun. It will become a red giant and eventually a white dwarf, or so they say, but a red dwarf is supposed to last for trillions of years since it doesn't burn its hydrogen so fast. It seems like it would not work in any case, but I don't know why, especially since the Earth has supposedly been orbiting for so long.
I've got 2 that work. Static wheel and a stackable permanent mag motor.. Unfortunately they are restricted from patents because they go against vested interests.
@svenm sandity Perpetual motion machines are machines that can work infinitely without an energy source.... If the rocket gathers materials as it flows through space it means it is receiving an energy source. And nanomachine cannot be considered a perpetual motion machine because it receives energy from the body, which means it has an energy source. What you have listed are self-powered machines. self-powered machines and perpetual motion machines are two completely different things But I do agree that nothing is impossible and maybe, just maybe, it will be possible in the far future :)
@svenm sandity yo I would suggest you check on your sources before you embarrass yourself any further. Just a quick search on Google literally says it in bold. Heck even this video's discription stated the defination of perpetual motion machines
what i told that science teacher ... the solar system .. proof ... 4.5 BILLION years ... the universe 16+ Billion years how much more perpetual would you like ... proof science IS wrong.
that is why scientist are so excited about high temperature superconductivity, it allows to have a very little amount of energy loss when transporting electricity
As you just said even if we created some machine which would follow 1st law thermodynamics and it would not follow the 2nd law due to the production of heat and friction why can't we apply lubricants to it?????? If we could then we can follow both the laws the machine would self energise itself right?
Anyone with a child has encountered a perpetual motion machine. They constantly put out more energy than they take in. I mean... jeez.. One bowl of fruity pebbles and zwooop.. off they go for 4 hours. I eat a bowl of fruity pebbles and All I can do is nap.
One thing I say is that if you see or otherwise interact with a perpetual motion machine, that means it doesn't work. For example, if you saw any light from a lightbulb powering itself, that means it let light out and therefore lost energy.
standford: Im making a perpetual motion machine physics laws: oh no you dont! (some years later he is on an other dimension and then he has to fight an inter-dimensional cosmic entity who wants to destroy the world)
Can someone tell me what type of art of architecture is in the thumbnail (excluding the engines), because I have seen those warped, sketchy, or very jarring images depicted in scenes of cartoons of a style that's out of our world. Or just interpreting foreign terrain idk. I think it's very cool!
@@petern.327 ok why do you don't hope they solve this issue. Don't you want to see all people getting access to electricity, water and good food. And ofcourse we can settle on other planets to accommodate all the population.
The moving parts would still create friction against themselves even though there's no friction against the air. So for example the robot walking on the conveyor belt creates friction against the belt and the gears that turn the belt create friction when they contact the belt; this results in heat energy being created which would be lost in the vacuum due to entropy.
2 things. 1 - vaccum is not empty, only extremely low density. we know this because "vaccum space" has a temperature about 3 degrees kelvin. 2 - the machine itself is made of atoms, which will absorb some of that energy one way or another. for example, the heat can cause chemical reaction, absorbing that energy. or emit black body radiation.
I had this idea for a semi perpetual motion machine, we have two magnets having their north poles facing each other at a little distance, in between them we keep a hammer with two magnets on either end of the hammer facing outward, and we make a simple swinging system, so that one end will push the hammer because like poles repel, then it will swing to the other end, get repelled again and keep swinging (the hammer can be one made from plastic, so we dont need to consider the weight as a problem), i never tested this, so I wouldn’t know if it works, could someone let me know?
PTNLemay its about thermal equilibrium. If A is in thermal equilibrium with B and B is in thermal equilibrium with C then also A is in thermal equilibrium with C.
Hope requires a conscience capable of feelings, humans who have those are limited to how long they live which is most certainly going to die out by the end of the universe, therefore hope is limited
Actually, Tesla was able to create such a machine. It has been invaluable in the company's growth. Here is a video explaining how their machine works: th-cam.com/video/oJl25bABYac/w-d-xo.html
@@sudoku0095 bruh its not perpertual it needs external energy and will finish even tesla would not claim this dude the problem with ehse comments is misunderstand of waht perpetual machines actually are edit: I hate you som uch worst rickroll grr I will get you one day sudoko00
I'm just curious, isn't the sun basically a perpetual motion model? Could be a very very silly question so please enlighten me, just thought that nuclear fusion is basically the definition of perpetual motion?
@@mackerelmafia2898 so are you saying it is mathematically impossible to have the exact amount of energy needed to power the model, if not more, after losing the small amount of mass?
@@Ben-ub8ym It's a little bit more complicated than that. Nuclear fusion works by turning Hydrogen into Deuterium/Tritium into Helium (roughly), each transition of which loses some mass in the form of photons, gamma rays, and neutrinos. After the particles fuse, they can't fuse again with the same method. Of course, the Sun is sustained exclusively by H -> He fusion, but this is from a large number of H particles in its core as opposed to just one. Larger stars than our sun with hotter cores can fuse helium into heavier elements, but those reactions actually release less energy than going from H to He. I hope this answered your question!
@@mackerelmafia2898 Really appreciate the detailed reply! Probably going to take me a while to fully understand it haha, im really not much of a science person but your answer seems to be worded very nicely so thank you for that, ill get back to you when i think ive got it worked out, thanks again mate
@@mackerelmafia2898 Ok so even with each of these reactions losing a small amount of mass, is nuclear fusion still allowing the sun to essentially power itself perpetually? Or does it just have a really long "battery life", so its not able to "power" itself indefinitely, just for a really long time? I know one day the sun will cease to exist but is this for a different reason? Or is it because it isnt powering itself perpetually therefore it will eventually run out of juice? I apologise for the words im having to use to describe my question, i feel like its probably an insult to science but i dont know how else to word it xD
great video, as someone who loves math and botany at the same time, I would like to add that. It can be very, very difficult for a machine to generate and expend its own energy, but a plant placed in a jar or lantern can create a kind of recirculation by producing its own oxygen and then expending its own carbon dioxide. Of course, another point that needs to be said here is that this plant can achieve this by taking energy from the sun...
In the end, nothing can function without getting energy from the outside. Need to get more energy than they produce. If the plant is isolated from the sun, it'll eventually die.
If there can be non-newtonion fluid, why can't there be a perpetual motion machine which may not last forever but if it's working most of the time, what's the problem in starting it again, with help of gravity, etc external forces
It still takes external energy to power your virtual system like a computer getting powered by electricity in the real world then in turn creates your redstone clock that runs indefinitely but it still takes energy.
@Deylan Acasio 🤦♂️ Dude, Minecraft wouldn't run without having an external power supply. I wasn't talking specifically about redstone clocks (I know how they work). I was talking about "Virtual Perpetual Machines" You can create Virtual Perpetual Machines because you have an external source powering it. Your computer won't run without a power supply and in turn won't be able to run Minecraft because your computer doesn't run in the FIRST PLACE! "then in turn creates your redstone clock that runs indefinitely" I mean by that that the computer gets power to display the redstone clock on your screen. I believe that you just misunderstood my comment.
Zeroth law of thermodynamics - If two thermodynamic systems are each in thermal equilibrium with a third, then they are in thermal equilibrium with each other.
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You a couple years late
Your 4 years late
Only around half a decade later, no biggie
Don't we sort of have perpetual motion though? Superfluidity has no friction so if you stir it it'll keep spinning forever. Don't know is that breaks any of the physics laws or whatever, but from what I read it'll never stop, and they can definitely be created.
yes
Me trying to charge my power bank with itself
Lmao
IQ 100
Me too lol
Me same
Which equals keeping it disconnected lmao
Damn, the devs didn’t leave any bugs or glitches in this game.
No there are many, this just happens to be an exception
@@williamsmith6921 Agreed, for example, deja vú (or however you accent it)
@@NetheriteMiner or quantum mechanics
@@williamsmith6921 is quantum mechanic a bug?
@@kakyoindonut3213 I mean it kindof depends on how you define it, it's not like we know the developers of the universe, or even know they exist, so it's not like we can ask them what is a bug and what is a feature, but these parts of our universe are definitely strange
Why don't we just get rid of these laws of thermodynamics, seems like a simple solution.
I love this comment
Genius!
Just change the gravitational constant of the universe. Simple...
Ya... let’s gather all the Greek in the same room and make them change their own laws
@@WilbertLek hey the gravitational constant might be wrong on a quantum level so you never know
The real perpetual motion machine was the journey we made along the way.
This turned into an anime real quick
HAHA
Evehtualy the journey will end as well.
@@Pochonesian both nihilistic and realistic
And the real treasure was our friendship.
"The only perpetual thing is our never-ending search"
So the perpetual motion machine... was inside us all along?
Not inside us. More like absolutely everywhere, since energy itself is never ending motion.
Exactly
Philosphy
Or maybe we'll disappear from the face of the universe in a few years and we'll have to go on searching even if we'll not be able to do that🤔
mabye the *real* perpetual motion machine was the friends we made along the way
Humans: *gets idea that sounds reasonable and easy to make*
Physics: lol no
Hahahahahaha
physics is wrong
Okay what about that capillary action thing with that goo that if a little bit spills the entire thing spills with it. I don't remember what it's called but its blue and looks slimy and I'm sure some fellow nerds know what I'm talking about.
Lmk how it goes.
Action lab did that experiment. Didn’t go so well
I'm not liking this comment because it already has 777 likes
Humans: Why don't perpetual motion machines ever work?
Friction: *Laughs in Heat*
This made my day lol
Friction: *F R I C K*
@@phamdunk3345 Fric*
Friction! Hah! That's gonna rub some people the wrong way!
"So...you're saying that resistance will cause things to lose velocity?"
You're getting warmer!
I tried to come up with a third friction joke but that's all I got.
Gregory Sullivan are you refuting that friction due to air molecules is a real thing?
another (and simpler) way to look at the overbalanced wheel is that while those weights that stick out should be turning the wheel, there's also fewer of them than of the weights on the other side that don't stick out
If the weight on the other side will be larger how can they even rotate.
@@VidhanShrivastava-iu2xx inertia
@@Puskar3k but doesn't it will break symmetry and eventually stop??
@@VidhanShrivastava-iu2xx I didn't quiet get what you said but I think my answer to your qsn is yes.
"As long as you live under my roof, you're gonna live by my rules" - Thermodynamics.
@synchromorph Somebody took the red pill
The Simpsons did it
If only it would be kind enough to let us be able to go outside that.
Me:Then I’ll move out
Thermodynamics: that’s called death.
@matthe ai Really!? I didn't know Satan was Dutch!
Lol it worked before it got patched in universe v0.013
Underrated
lel
this comment deserves more credit
don't forget, there's always the One
How do you patch the universe?
"For now, the one thing that seems truly perpetual is our search."
Just put the perpetual searchers on a treadmill.
Connect that to a generator and we could have enough energy to make one, tell them.
@@jaredtandle2596 but then they'd stop searching and won't make energy, machine will then stop
And when they die, soylent green for everyone!
@@soldiergaming-n4b what if we dont tell them which machine they are strapped to? Or we tell them its a perpetual machine searching machine
your pfp gives me chill.
Edit: why did you change it :/
What... ? Here I am at 70 f__ yrs old and never really knew that! Their art, design and engineering is truly jaw dropping.
"There is just one problem:
THEY DON'T WORK."
such a small problem.
I really really hate when he just says that.
th-cam.com/video/ltjRoNsPNy4/w-d-xo.html&feature=share
so many successful hucksters out there this really is a small problem in practice. can't wait to have myself injected with the covid vaccine for a disease that hasn't killed anyone and there is no gold standard test for.
@@psilocybemusashi I know people that have died from it stop spewing your conspiracy theories
@@psilocybemusashi Jeez dude, go out and get sick if you think it ain't real, because right now, me and my family are indeed sick, it's a real thing, thanks to my aunt, now I'm afraid, since it puts in danger my family.
*“in this house we follow the laws of thermodynamics!”*
Pfft, follow the laws of thermodynamics? What a nerd!
If you say so Homer
*Obey. I sure hope you get fired for that blunder.
Make me
Well then your house is probably extinct by now so it's all good
Law #1: You can't get out more energy than you put in
Law #2: *No*
but what about stepup transformer
but that only changes the voltage
Im probably just wasting my time commenting
I don’t know why I laughed so hard at this
Law #2: You will get as many energy than you put in but only a fraction will be usable
@@coolelectronics1759 The power is still the same in a transformer. You just increased the voltage while lowering its current.
what happens when you split an atom with one tiny process to cause an explosion large enough to wipe out of town. Technically an atom bomb is less heat and energy before it separates the atom to create exponentially more energy with the help of
nuclear fusion
The most difficult part of building a free energy device is figuring out the complex Engineering in how to hide the battery.
This did give me a chuckle. Thanks.
The difficult part is not getting murdered for the ideas.
i think if it has a battery and generates its own power forever its a good build
@@TheRenwickp true but forever hasn’t happened yet
@@Acehamster forever will never happen 😊
"No machine is 100% efficient because energy is lost as heat"
Sad electric heater noises
In that case energy would still be lost through sound and air friction, so it still can't.
@@GIRGHGH Sad electric heater which plays music and act like a lamp noises
I'd like to know why my electric heater claims to be 100% efficient, yet somehow manages to power the LED display.
@@GIRGHGH r/woooosh
Stating why your joke doesn't work doesn't mean I didn't understand what you were trying to say. Don't be a poor sport.
"Lisa......in this house we follow the laws of thermodynamics!"
"YOU CAN'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO" starts making 10 more perpetual motion machines
Obey the laws, not follow!
But mom!
@@t0mtom49 oh my god does anyone watch the Simpsons?? First off it's Homer second Lisa doesn't say anything in response!! What is happening?!?!
Stonecutters everywhere
I've been asking myself this forever. It never ends.
Your Neverending thoughts on it are a perpetual motion machine
Bhaskara: *Creates Idea of perpetuarl motion machine*
Newton after creating Thermodynamics: "Sorry, we patched it."
He didn't create it he discovered it
@@mariafe7050 the joke
Thermodynamics were described many years after Newton died. He had nothing to do with it. Newton did not even used nor understand the term "energy".
@@mariafe7050 r/woooosh
salty
Me who has made insane theories: *hmm what if....*
Rules of physics: *no just stop*
Mev Cilbox
Rules of physics: everyone/everything must follow the rules.
Super liquid helium: Step aside.
@@imfunaplaymahgames8880 or neutron matter
Connor Toriello 😱 THATS GENIUS! 😱
"perpetual motion doesn't exist"
redstone: am i a joke to you
Fully underrated
RCT2 Corkscrew: Am I a joke to you?
Fun fact: redstone uses real electricity.
Red stone is technically powered by ur computer
It does our solar system is one, but we are a bionary system witch means, two stars or suns pushing off the other keeping both systems running at same time
A few other things:
1) If a closed system could produce more energy than it consumes, then it would just infinitely accelerate until it.. explodes or something?
2) There is no way to actually prove that a machine would never stop, the same as there is no way to check beforehand if a computer program would loop forever or stop at some point (Tom Scott made a very good video about that)
1st law of thermodynamics: We don't talk about thermodynamics.
tyler deez nuts was never real
2nd law of thermodynamics : WE DON'T *TALK* ABOUT THERMODYNAMICS..
1rst law of thermodinamics: Cold does not exist
2nd law of thermodinamics: hot air will go up adn swirl, radiant heat will go all around
3rd law of thermodinamics: we dont know all kind of energy so changing one into another will cause part of it to become something unexpected
Great minds think alike!
It's funny because the guy who discovered it AND his assistant commited suicide
Humans: Can I?
Physics: No.
Wtf lol 😂
live interview with physics itself
I hate you, Physics
TechnoWimp ask physics we can find a way a new way make one, one that can change the world as we know maybe on a different planet
seeing as we still know so little , the most appropriate answer would be : "not like that"
if I scratch my dogs belly in the right spot his foot will start to scratch the air. if I keep scratching his foot will get closer and closer to the spot on his belly until he starts scratching there himself. I remove my hand and he continues to scratch the spot that makes him have to scratch. BOOM: perpetual motion machine.
Jeff Minder But you need to feed your dog
Quick somebody get this man a Nobel Prize
Genius.
Jeff Minder your dog would get tired
10/10 Issac newton would read again
The hardest thing about building a perpetual motion machine is hiding the batteries.😆
I broke the laws of thermodynamics..... Now I'm in physics jail.
Zed YT how long until you get out
Meme Goose forever
f1rebreather123 you mean perpetual
@@f1rebreather123 why is your name f1rebreather lol.?
Some physics policeman arrested you? "You have to pay us for energy!" Even if it is free like an air to breath. But listen.. the boss of Nestle said that the water, say from rain, should be taxed. They are crazy.
The animators of TED Ed should be given an award..
Rishabh Kumar ain't that tee truth
Rishabh Kumar I think you shouldnt compare adventure time with this animation as it were good. Just average Joe animation here. Y'all lack taste.
edgy
Rishabh Kumar I
You're not comparing like with like. Most TED Ed vids are created by a single animator who also storyboards, designs and interprets, rather than a cog in a huge machine.
Perpetual motion machinery has always interested me, not because I think it's worth pursuing in particular, but because the field is a breeding ground for thoughts about how to overcome energy loss to the extremes. I don't want a perpetual energy source, I want to see a piece of machinery that is so efficient that ones interaction with could be so intuitive and low frequency that practically anyone and their dog could use them to make energy, in the future.
Yes! I agree with your statement!
Oh yeah, it’s big brain time.
Omaayghadd, I'm thinking the same thing. For years now.
Solar panels, all you need is the Sunlight and a battery
congratulations you just invent what called as "gears" a complex gear could manipulate small energy collectively overtime into task that needs big and quick energy in other terms delaying powers needed into small but continuous cycle
I feel like this is one of those things humanity really shouldn't give up on.
But it really isn't possible, and even if it was somehow done, there would be no real use. Like he said in the video, the most it would ever be able to do is just run itself forever, with no energy left for anything else
If we could make a perpetual motion machine with >100% efficiency then we could do a LOT of things.@@angelcano4567
Why?
@@angelcano4567 a self powered lightbulb would be kinda useful
This glitch was patched in the V.01.2 Update
r/outside
@@ThumbsTup Have you ever questioned the nature of your reality?
R/whoosh
@@Megasterik The matrix has you...
@@ノヨイチ Yes.
My wife’s mouth is a perpetual motion machine.
😂😂😂😅😅😂😅😂😂😂
😂
Damn lol 😂😂😂😂
😂😆💀
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Actually the first law of Thermodynamics is don't talk about Thermodynamics.
Sepy Thirteen but since so many people seem to know of thermodynamics I figure that law has been broken
Sepy Thirteen nice pfp
You're kicked out of Thermodynamics club
Sepy Thirteen Hey that’s Mumbo’s profile pic
What is the 34th law?
"The one thing that seems truly perpetual, is our search."
I felt that
And that perpetual search is exactly why we'll find the solution. We don't quit! :)
@@j2csharp There is no solution. Because there is no problem. They are two sides of the ever moving same coin. Exactly same things divided into problem and solution by us for our entertainment.
Me too
@@ishaanmurarka9082 I love these types of philosophical debates
Ted Ed is just the best.
3:16 about that one, what if you make the hole bigger and wider so that the ball still falls through from some kind of slide and then reaches back the starting point? I know it probably wouldn't reach the starting point but if it hypothetically did then would it finally be a true perpetual motion machine?
Magnets get weaker over time and eventually stop working
and what if we add a weak magnet below the base of the hole like beliw the slide that would prevent the ball from being held at the bigger magnet because gravity is there too and then a wek magnet to pull it to the start
@@KCDIANnot gonna work
@@KCDIAN the magnet will not pull the ball when it is down the slope
Imagine if Newton hadn't invented the laws of thermodynamics
waiting for an r/woooosh comment
SsanzZ r/woooosh
Lmfaoo....Newton didn't discover laws of thermodynamics tho... People like carnot, kelvin etc., Did.
this needs more like
Well, they're false so he technically did invent them
Me: *Connects an extension cord to itself*
Physics: Hehe I’m in trouble
get this man a nobel prize
i am weird i am weirdo r/woooosh
Me: I like memes
xXSlurpJuiceXx: *chuckles* I’m in danger
xXSlurpJuiceXx
Internal resistance of the wire:
*Am I a joke to you?*
this is a good video.just saying guy's.
Ted ed: Perpetual Motion machines never work
Minecraft redstone: Im about to end this mans whole career
*laughs in flying machine*
j a it’s funny because if you think about it, a button or a lever is literally infinite energy.
@@nickwilson3499 a button is temporary, a lever lasts for as long as it's on
If you consider the "Redstone System" as the code running in your computer's processor/s and being stored in memory, then the system is in fact drawing power from an external source. Interesting to think that the redstone's "energy" is just virtual - virtually infinite - though still limited by the physical energy which you can give to your computer.
@@lucapowell5502 god, why you gotta ruin everything
(jk)
2:56 If the only problem in this situation is that the water won't fall back down, what if the tube continued a little more and that part was vertical, and if that won't work, what if something small and thin to fit inside the tube then the water would have to cling onto that stick and the weight of the water would fall back down right?
If the end of the tube was vertical, the water might fall out of the vertical part, but it'd also stop right where the vertical part starts.
I'm not sure about that small thing. Is it moving at all? Or just standing there? Cuz I don't think the water would keep dripping down it.
I once saw this in a Dilbert Comic:
Dilbert: I’m obsessed with creating a perpetual motion device. Most scientists say it can’t be done, but I have one thing they don’t have.
Dogbert: A lot of spare time?
Dilbert: Exactly.
i love dilbert
He obviously doesn't know about taping a piece of buttered bread to a cat
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The cat would die
@@blakechow8294 bruh
Maybe the real perpetual motion machines were the friends we made along the way
No, because those require a constant investment of energy.
@@ThaFuzzwood yeah sorry nick he got a point
The perpetual motion in this case would be having all these friends trying to stab you in the back...
Is this hunter x hunter reference?
1 sin for the "it was not the megaffin at the end it was the friends we maid" cliche
0:54 any explanation why won't this work? I think it might just work out. Just keep it outside in the sun for few time and keep it in it will work forever because I think friction might not work here
but then... you still need the sun
Ever heard of something called an infinite red stone source?
This man right here is a geniud
Sounds like a philosophers stone and I wouldn't call those infinite
@@thedude___dude4399 Take a quick look at your username
@@thedude___dude4399 your username makes me think that you secretly play minecraft.
Color itself is infinite but not with stone until the universe exists the colors will remain but not the stone heard of it but is half right and half wrong
Human: We will make PERPETUAL MOTION.
Universe: No
Human: Why?
Universe: Just suffer.
The Universe is a cold and cruel mistress.
@@acrsclspdrcls1365
YES
They don't care you and you should not giving F on it
Acrsicles Pedrcles yet it seems possibilities are endless
Universe: i hate you now.
"In Soviet Russia..." ok enough of that sh*t already! ha-ha
When you try to plug the extension cord in to itself
I tried to buy a cordless extension cord.
@@Carl-LaFong1618 wait,tthats illegal
@HZB OcYpcWr'Ctwu Odzs this sounds really, really wrong
i have a friend that asked me why his computer wasn't turning on. I checked it out and he had plugged the power bar into itself....
Lol ikr. I was thinking of this too. I thought of this too when I was little.
5:03 "the one thing that seems truly prepertial is our search."
*THE SOLUTION LITERALLY ON THE SCREEN*
He obviously doesn’t know about Afk machines in Minecraft
Didn't know imprisoning villagers to take advantage of their farming behavior could pass as a Perpetual Machine.
@@slivyo monkaW
using water to continually move a ball in circles should count
@@joescofield8459 what? Do you mean something in minecraft? Thats impossible
500th like
“Oh look a self watering bowl of infinite energy!”
Gravity : *Thats cute*
What happens if you take gravity out of the equation of some of the machines?
@@brucemiller1696 if you did, it would theoretically be wrong as gravity always acts on the machines.
@@bobamsd5559 not in space.
@@brucemiller1696 yeah I was talking about earth
@@brucemiller1696 gravity occurs with everything, you exert gravity on something but it's just miniscule compared to earth.
".. one thing that's truly perpetual is our search." what a great ending !
that is bullshit, human will extinct anyway.
Robots will find the way to create it.
well technicly our searsh is powered by the sun eenergy cz without it we wont get food to get energy to searsh
Casper Chew spoiler alert
Casper Chew SPOILERS
The ball and magnet at 3:20 seems like it would work if the hole was cut a bit earlier on in the ramp- and the bottom chamber ramp was steeper
many have failed trying.. giving away their whole saving.. trying to cut that hole.
@willgordon5737 damn I belive it. Good analogy brother
The magnet literally loses it's magnetic property as shown in the timestamp.
@disciplīna-w1i you mean over elongated time the magnet looses it's magnetic property or that just in this experiment the ball is too far from the magnet to magnetize?
@@bigbanger7548 No, it loses its magnetic property. When you use a magnet, even on a non-magnetic ferrous object, it rearranges the electron, slightly changing its polarity and slightly decreasing its power.
TH-cam: Reccomends me this
Also TH-cam: “How To Make An Infinite Water Fountain Out Of Two Bottles and Some Straws”
and nevertheless it does not procude more then invested
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I made one of those with a little fish engine pump. They're really cool. King of Random has a tutorial I think.
i think the middle bottle will run out of water and air pressure to continue it cycle. Ill try to experiment on it in the future.
I got... Infinite Hotel Paradox
I was in an interview for a really elite school and they showed me a picture of a perpetual motion machine and I knew what it was thanks to this video, I’m pretty sure the only reason I got in was because of this. Thanks so much!
Leyla Banana wow
They accepted you because of their affirmative action policies.
@@GandalfTheSilver lol gottem
nope
Elite kindergarden
trying to invent one of this must be the same feeling of trying a gta5 glitch for 2 hours and then figure out it was already patched
*_gets glitchers ptsd_*
damn... patches...
The worst feeling FrFr
It's the equivalent of trying to install a bunch of mods for Skyrim.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Succesfully builds a perpetual motion machine powered by our search for a perpetual motion machine
*It stops.*
a guy has a perpetual motion machine using implosion to drive it this is all lies to promote tariffs on energy sick of the lies
@@LeXiKonCore Source?
@@Minecave1 No one can say which outcome will happen, it's a paradox
@@arturo7478 hey look, it's already a week. where's his 'source'??
@@gotchatroll8109 Then that endless loop would become a perpetual motion machine xD
we need to legislate and change these laws!
The current US administration is hard at work repealing and replacing all scientific law
Evil Otto oh good
well let me tell you that you are in luck!.. Trump just became POTUS!
First thing we need is democracy! Who voted for Carnot? I didn't!
KY LE oki
I always pictured Perpetual motion machines as God checking his first draft and then saying
Ooooh yeah gotta patch this one, that could get crazy lol
Would be interesting to read all the patch notes throughout our history 😂
@@sirisaacclarke4964 🤔👍
You obviously mean the Catholics
@@ten3195 guess God just abit lazy on patching that one, leaving earth a it is for hundreds of year ( its a joke )
Lol
04:03 That's me walking into the kitchen at 2 a.m. for a 'quick snack' that turns into a feast.
Yoo, ted just tricked me into learning for 5 minutes
Lol 😂
your ancestors: shame
Yeah what were they thinking?
i couldnt imagine not wanting to learn things like this, its so interesting.
It's the narrator's voice, I swear. I could listen to him talk about things I'm not even remotely interested in for hours.
“There’s just one problem. They don’t work.”
*_hm yes that would be a problem_*
Okay, that one made me chuckle 😂😂
@@nullbeyondo Heres a concept for a perpetual motion device...
You take a steel ball, put it in space, and give it a push...
Now it will have motion, perpetually...
@@hindugoat2302 u just yeeted a ball to space it has the same energy as long as it doesn't get, you know, universed. It still doesn't make any extra energy so newton don't need to come knocking at yo door
@@the_tube2 the motion is perpetual, i win
@@hindugoat2302 yeah but that just one thing a ball, not a machine like in the videos
Infinite water source just make it 2 by 2
lmao amirite?
wierd dog lol Minecraft logic.
Or 3x1, take the water from the middle
Jordy Manurung Ew, nobody uses that at all.
@@fitzjordy i have played for over 5 years and didn't know that was a thing
Love how to the point these videos are
"He chose the path of perpetual torment"
I got that reference
@@user-tj4ee6si7x KK
The doomslayer
In his ravenous hatred, he found no peace, and with boiling blood,...
@@revthescatman137 KKK
When I was around 12 I had a great idea for a perpetual motion car that had a magnet and a coil of copper wire in a wheel so the turning of the wheels would give the engine power. Excitedly, I told my mom all about my plan. She informed me that I had just reinvented hybrid vehicles.
But physics doesn't turns out to be so easy😅😂
Just to clear things up, the charging resists the turning of the wheel, so you cant charge infinetly
About that same age for me, I "invented" a revolutionary propulsion system...
I glued a permanent magnet into a piece of plastic pipe. Then glued in a rough electromagnet that I'd made out of a steel rod, some wire, and a 9volt battery. Then I added wheels! Lol...the idea was when you powered the electromagnet it would repel the permanent magnet and thus propel the "car."
Several years later I learned about magnetic ride control on Corvettes.
i said why not shove some hamsters where the engine is and instead of gas u feed them and go boom zoom
That’s still actually pretty impressive for a twelve year old who didn’t know how hybrids work
I remember trying to conceive of a perpetual motion machine as a kid, before I knew what it was called. Didn't take long to realize it was physically impossible.
Doesn't the Earth perpetually go around the sun until the sun dies or an outside force pushes or pulls it? A plant around an isolated red dwarf might go round and round for a trillion years, right? You might not be able to get any work out of it, but it would go on "forever", or am I missing something?
@@caricue You're missing the meaning of perpetual (which is never ending or changing), even a red dwarf ceases to exist at some point... Literally nothing known is perpetual. As stated by thermodynamics, all matter tends to entropy.
@@joshbond8391 But if a system keeps turning until the heat death of the universe, that's as perpetual as it is possible to be. I just wonder if it is true. Would not the planet spiral down into the star eventually, or maybe the gravity would dissipate and it would spiral away? From the video, we know that it might actually work with magnets, but the magnets would wear down and lose their magnetism eventually (I think that is what he said). You seem to be on board with the idea that a planet could theoretically orbit a long lived object for trillions of years, as long as nothing outside perturbed the stability, right? I'm sure we are missing something, besides, it is not entirely certain that the universe ends in heat death. I don't know, but something doesn't add up.
@@caricue the force that keeps Earth moving around the sun I suppose is limited itself; the sun’s gravity depends on its mass, and it is constantly burning through fuel until eventually it will explode outwards and its pull will weaken. I read somewhere that stars are always trying to collapse in on their own gravity, all that is stopping them is the huge amount of energy pushing back (fusion). Ultimately you could say that fusion is an external energy source to the gravitational pull that keeps Earth in orbit, and that is not perpetual.
@@tacosmexicanstyle7846 You're correct that it probably wouldn't go like that with a star like the sun. It will become a red giant and eventually a white dwarf, or so they say, but a red dwarf is supposed to last for trillions of years since it doesn't burn its hydrogen so fast. It seems like it would not work in any case, but I don't know why, especially since the Earth has supposedly been orbiting for so long.
Such a simple yet fascinating video.
TH-cam : you want to learn some physics at 3am to avoid depression?
Me: say no more
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2;45 close enough
Ha ha 2 : 26 am
😂😂
2:57 this comment scared me
So they’ve obviously never plugged an extension chord into itself🙄
Can't believe we've been trusting these "scientists" this whole time. They just don't want to give the populous infinite energy!
* extension *cord*
_you're too musically inclined, Ben_
@@mikejohnson3338 Gold
@@smashpillow8513 copper
@@squindle. Titanium
That last statement is deep.
It's so deep, adele wants to roll in it
very deep
Ignatius talking balls deep?
they show the planet earth spinning in the last statment , and they overlook the fact the orbiting planets are perpetual in motion
That is not perpetual motion
I've got 2 that work. Static wheel and a stackable permanent mag motor..
Unfortunately they are restricted from patents because they go against vested interests.
look for the hidden batteries
What my physics teacher said ages ago:
"does it have moving parts? Congrats, you failed."
@svenm sandity Perpetual motion machines are machines that can work infinitely without an energy source....
If the rocket gathers materials as it flows through space it means it is receiving an energy source. And nanomachine cannot be considered a perpetual motion machine because it receives energy from the body, which means it has an energy source.
What you have listed are self-powered machines.
self-powered machines and perpetual motion machines are two completely different things
But I do agree that nothing is impossible and maybe, just maybe, it will be possible in the far future :)
@svenm sandity yo I would suggest you check on your sources before you embarrass yourself any further. Just a quick search on Google literally says it in bold. Heck even this video's discription stated the defination of perpetual motion machines
You two shuld get a room
@@notalanjoseph lmao
what i told that science teacher ... the solar system .. proof ... 4.5 BILLION years ... the universe 16+ Billion years how much more perpetual would you like ...
proof science IS wrong.
Simple because physics says we cant have nice things.
have you ever seen a gyroscope???
Arthur Leite ... again, who caused the motion to get the gyroscope started in the first place?
Vsauce did kkkk
Albert M DAMMIT PHYSICS, THIS IS WHY WE CANT HAVE NICE THINGS
that is why scientist are so excited about high temperature superconductivity, it allows to have a very little amount of energy loss when transporting electricity
Short answer: Entropy
Long Answer: Entropy
Under appreciated comment
Nice
Shouldn't it be eeeeeeennnnnnnntttrrroooopy?
@@Nordkiinach The universe is finite, its expansion is infinite. Very different.
@Déjà Siku I don't understand your thought process. In my opinion you have said a lot without really saying anything at all.
As you just said even if we created some machine which would follow 1st law thermodynamics and it would not follow the 2nd law due to the production of heat and friction why can't we apply lubricants to it??????
If we could then we can follow both the laws the machine would self energise itself right?
Lubricants help with efficiench, but that never goes past 100%.
Anyone with a child has encountered a perpetual motion machine. They constantly put out more energy than they take in. I mean... jeez.. One bowl of fruity pebbles and zwooop.. off they go for 4 hours. I eat a bowl of fruity pebbles and All I can do is nap.
So power created by child slaves is our solution.
this needs more likes lmao
sleep. they sleep better then you. that's how.
@@phareye5079 *HARVARD WANTS YOUR LOCATION*
@@Shadow-il7xh let them have it. they won't be able to comprehend the powerfulness of this mind.
1:32 First Law
3:56 Second Law
4:25 Mix of First Law and Second Law (Not Third Law)
The real perpetual motion machines were the friends we made along the way.
i dont have friends =(
@@bearthatrun
Then you don't have perpetual motion machines
@@bearthatrun i'll be your perpetual motion machine anytime
here were dragons Hunter X Hunter?
@@torrent8446 can i be the third wheel in the motion machine?
One thing I say is that if you see or otherwise interact with a perpetual motion machine, that means it doesn't work. For example, if you saw any light from a lightbulb powering itself, that means it let light out and therefore lost energy.
TED-Ed: Perpetual motion machines dont work
Me: *Connects powerbank to itself
The most underrated comment
It would eventually run out of energy because of heat, but yeah.
Alex Meseck bruh I’m not even sure it actually charges
@@nyanSynxPHOENIX bro does your brain have the capacity to understand a joke
My sisterdid it...
And it exploded
Just ask Stanford, he made one for his science fair
I am Deyvohn that’s literally the first thing I thought when I started watching this vid
I was just thinking about that
standford: Im making a perpetual motion machine
physics laws: oh no you dont! (some years later he is on an other dimension and then he has to fight an inter-dimensional cosmic entity who wants to destroy the world)
Lol
GRAVITY FALLS FANDOM
Because in this house we obey the laws of THERMODYNAMICS!
You're not my professor, I can do what I want!
There's something about flying a kite at night that's so unwholesome
I see the simpsons reference here
things that violate laws of thermodynamics don't belong here! they belong to a house called fantasy!
Doh!!!
Can someone tell me what type of art of architecture is in the thumbnail (excluding the engines), because I have seen those warped, sketchy, or very jarring images depicted in scenes of cartoons of a style that's out of our world. Or just interpreting foreign terrain idk. I think it's very cool!
Something like this might seem minor, but solving this issue would literally evolve our species into something unimaginable.
i hope they never solve it
@@petern.327 Yes, because nobody includes you in _our_ species. It would inevitably help everyone _except_ you.
@@petern.327 If you're not interested in the betterment of our species then do us all a favor and quit using up resources, if you catch my meaning.
@@petern.327 ok why do you don't hope they solve this issue. Don't you want to see all people getting access to electricity, water and good food. And ofcourse we can settle on other planets to accommodate all the population.
4 people just roast an alien to death lmao
"In this house we obey the laws of THERMODYNAMICS!"
The moving parts would still create friction against themselves even though there's no friction against the air. So for example the robot walking on the conveyor belt creates friction against the belt and the gears that turn the belt create friction when they contact the belt; this results in heat energy being created which would be lost in the vacuum due to entropy.
TypetwoAbsolute the simpsons
TypetwoAbsolute came looking for this comment. Wasn't disappointed
I made this comment because I came looking for this comment, and was.
2 things. 1 - vaccum is not empty, only extremely low density. we know this because "vaccum space" has a temperature about 3 degrees kelvin. 2 - the machine itself is made of atoms, which will absorb some of that energy one way or another. for example, the heat can cause chemical reaction, absorbing that energy. or emit black body radiation.
Just abolish the laws. It’s so simple
Space jail
Space gulag for thermodynamical devients.
Sounds like something President Trump would do. He would insist that Mother Nature agree to a better deal...or else.
Frank Blangeard the sad thing is, he was the best candidate in 2016 which actually had a CHANCE at winning
That would violate the universal constitution.
I had this idea for a semi perpetual motion machine, we have two magnets having their north poles facing each other at a little distance, in between them we keep a hammer with two magnets on either end of the hammer facing outward, and we make a simple swinging system, so that one end will push the hammer because like poles repel, then it will swing to the other end, get repelled again and keep swinging (the hammer can be one made from plastic, so we dont need to consider the weight as a problem), i never tested this, so I wouldn’t know if it works, could someone let me know?
Left me blue balled for the third law of thermodynamics
Hivlik the entropy is 0 when you hit absolute, 0 K, or -273.15 °C
the entropy of a *perfect* crystal at 0K will be 0
Haha
I'm more interested in the zeroth law. What was with the four numbers on the tablet?
PTNLemay its about thermal equilibrium. If A is in thermal equilibrium with B and B is in thermal equilibrium with C then also A is in thermal equilibrium with C.
Learning more stuff on youtube than I do in school
Columbus verɪfɪed He said learning more, not that their aren't learning anything at school
Uptown42 G sure, colombus is a great example when you know that he was thinking america was india
SimplyDash that should be part of Game Theory's channel description
Lol true
non vitae sed scolem discimus.
The conclusion of the video.
“There is no perpetual motion machine or environment. But, there’s always hope.”
Hope requires a conscience capable of feelings, humans who have those are limited to how long they live which is most certainly going to die out by the end of the universe, therefore hope is limited
@@chadzahirshah2588
Sometimes, hope is a mental exercise expecting the unlikely.
Actually, Tesla was able to create such a machine. It has been invaluable in the company's growth. Here is a video explaining how their machine works: th-cam.com/video/oJl25bABYac/w-d-xo.html
@@sudoku0095 bruh its not perpertual it needs external energy and will finish even tesla would not claim this dude the problem with ehse comments is misunderstand of waht perpetual machines actually are edit: I hate you som uch worst rickroll grr I will get you one day sudoko00
@@sudoku0095 This is life-changing.
I'm just curious, isn't the sun basically a perpetual motion model? Could be a very very silly question so please enlighten me, just thought that nuclear fusion is basically the definition of perpetual motion?
Nuclear fusion generates energy, yes, but at the cost of mass according to e = mc^2. For every reaction, a very small amount of mass is lost.
@@mackerelmafia2898 so are you saying it is mathematically impossible to have the exact amount of energy needed to power the model, if not more, after losing the small amount of mass?
@@Ben-ub8ym It's a little bit more complicated than that. Nuclear fusion works by turning Hydrogen into Deuterium/Tritium into Helium (roughly), each transition of which loses some mass in the form of photons, gamma rays, and neutrinos. After the particles fuse, they can't fuse again with the same method. Of course, the Sun is sustained exclusively by H -> He fusion, but this is from a large number of H particles in its core as opposed to just one. Larger stars than our sun with hotter cores can fuse helium into heavier elements, but those reactions actually release less energy than going from H to He. I hope this answered your question!
@@mackerelmafia2898 Really appreciate the detailed reply! Probably going to take me a while to fully understand it haha, im really not much of a science person but your answer seems to be worded very nicely so thank you for that, ill get back to you when i think ive got it worked out, thanks again mate
@@mackerelmafia2898 Ok so even with each of these reactions losing a small amount of mass, is nuclear fusion still allowing the sun to essentially power itself perpetually? Or does it just have a really long "battery life", so its not able to "power" itself indefinitely, just for a really long time? I know one day the sun will cease to exist but is this for a different reason? Or is it because it isnt powering itself perpetually therefore it will eventually run out of juice? I apologise for the words im having to use to describe my question, i feel like its probably an insult to science but i dont know how else to word it xD
I remember when I was a kid I tried to build a perpetual motion machine.
I remember trying that too. I guess alot of us did, thinking we would be geniuses :D
Yeah I thought I would be like Einstein or something :)
Well, crazy=genius, so I guess we were.
I'm curious, how exactly would it work?
Our teacher made us all try to build one, just to watch us all fail
great video, as someone who loves math and botany at the same time, I would like to add that. It can be very, very difficult for a machine to generate and expend its own energy, but a plant placed in a jar or lantern can create a kind of recirculation by producing its own oxygen and then expending its own carbon dioxide. Of course, another point that needs to be said here is that this plant can achieve this by taking energy from the sun...
Lmao
The sun is pretty much infinite so it has a point
@@GustavoGomes-nn5npIt will last for a long time, but not forever.
in our lifetime we dont gotta worry about the sun. The people who have to worry about it can worry about it, not us.
In the end, nothing can function without getting energy from the outside. Need to get more energy than they produce. If the plant is isolated from the sun, it'll eventually die.
I accidently created a perpetual motion engine by arguing with my girlfriend. It literally never stops now.
The bullrider ends all arguments haha
OK 1 week passed did it stop?
@@ZonaALG They have kids and are now divorced, he takes them every second weekend.
@@blinkz9487 Once they divorce, they will obviously stop seeing each other and their arguments will end. We can't call it perpetual anymore tho Lol
was it about the machines?
If there can be non-newtonion fluid, why can't there be a perpetual motion machine which may not last forever but if it's working most of the time, what's the problem in starting it again, with help of gravity, etc external forces
Ted Ed : Perpetual Energy Source Do Not Exist !
Minecraft Veterans : Hold My Redstone !
Lol
i made a redstone clock that uses an observer detecting the piston it extends making perpetual motion
@@jamianderson2847 jami redstone are perputual themselvess 😂😂😂
Infinite water source
Jami Anderson the external power source is Minecraft lol
Physics: perpetual motion machines don’t work.
Minecraft gamers: REDSTONE CLOCK BOIII
Liked ur comment man!
It still takes external energy to power your virtual system like a computer getting powered by electricity in the real world then in turn creates your redstone clock that runs indefinitely but it still takes energy.
bedrock players when they unload the chunks and come back...
@Deylan Acasio 🤦♂️ Dude, Minecraft wouldn't run without having an external power supply. I wasn't talking specifically about redstone clocks (I know how they work). I was talking about "Virtual Perpetual Machines" You can create Virtual Perpetual Machines because you have an external source powering it. Your computer won't run without a power supply and in turn won't be able to run Minecraft because your computer doesn't run in the FIRST PLACE! "then in turn creates your redstone clock that runs indefinitely" I mean by that that the computer gets power to display the redstone clock on your screen. I believe that you just misunderstood my comment.
@@camehere1228
=======> the joke ====>
you
Oh, you've fixed the first law of thermodynamics, well here's a second.
you forgot about the third and forth
@@edgarrivera4623 And the zeroeth, apparently...? 1:30
Zeroth law of thermodynamics - If two thermodynamic systems are each in thermal equilibrium with a third, then they are in thermal equilibrium with each other.
the 0th is the "4th"