Perpetual Motion/Free Energy

**funmonkey54** · 08-20-2008, 05:49 AM

I actually see what you are saying here. But the problem arises in 2 points. The first being you would need an actual way to harness the energy produced. This would be a challenge without interrupting the motion. The second problem arises when you consider the low amount of energy actually produced by doing such a thing. This would have to be done either on a much larger scale, or repeated over a large area. The chances of the success would be decent, but the chances of implementation would be extremely unlikely due to the fact that it is not a focused energy and does not produce enough energy to be of much use.

Well, there you have my opinion.

08-20-2008, 05:49 AM	#2
funmonkey54 The Chill Keeper Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 4,127	Re: Perpetual Motion/Free Energy I actually see what you are saying here. But the problem arises in 2 points. The first being you would need an actual way to harness the energy produced. This would be a challenge without interrupting the motion. The second problem arises when you consider the low amount of energy actually produced by doing such a thing. This would have to be done either on a much larger scale, or repeated over a large area. The chances of the success would be decent, but the chances of implementation would be extremely unlikely due to the fact that it is not a focused energy and does not produce enough energy to be of much use. Well, there you have my opinion. __________________

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