Perpetual Motion



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Invented by Mr. Reidar Finsrud, the whole machine is placed inside a glass mount, to prevent visitors who view the machine in the gallery from touching it.
A steel ball (about 2.7 inch diameter, 20 pound) is rolling on an aluminum track, about 25 inches in diameter, placed horizontally. Three pendulums, about 45 inches long with tunable weights at the lower end, controls three horse-shoe magnets that the steel ball has to pass by on the track. Embedded in the track is a (mechanical) controlling/timing mechanism. It looks like a steel wire bent into a triangular track, 5 inches long. The ball rolls over it and pushes the wire down through a slot in the track. This affects one of the pendulums and regulates its swinging motion. The steel ball has not stopped revolving for months.
I would like to thank tiroirdelmare for making the footage longer, so you can get an idea of how it works, Thanks tiroirdelmare :)




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This was on a show ... ( 1 week ago by noyoudontyou)
This was on a show i watched and the guy has it locked in a safe.
As the ball rotates it passes under magnets and runs over litte ramps that swing the weights down below.
The track falls in front of the ball so the ball is running down hill all the time.
The track up and down motion is controled by the magnets and weights .
I would like to see someone inspect it for any tricks . But it does look real.
What utter bullshit. ( 1 week ago by smaakjeks)
What utter bullshit.
"I would like to ... ( 1 week ago by smaakjeks)
"I would like to see someone inspect it for any tricks . But it does look real."
It's not real.
you say magnets ... ( 1 week ago by Kinshinlink)
you say magnets lose energy after time and say the key is in the solar system. but just like a magnets pull, planets and stars will also fade away. and if you think about it in another way other than stars or the planets dying off, the reason we are held in orbit is because of other huge bodies of mass pulling and pushing on us without physically touching, a lot like magnetism.
I'll dream about a ... ( 1 week ago by PhatLooser)
I'll dream about a ball rolling in circles tonight.
buhh dum p whuh ... ( 1 week ago by philotaaveti)
buhh dum p whuh hwoo ehoo buhh dum p whuh hwoo ehoo buhh dum p whuh hwoo ehoo buhh dum p whuh hwoo ehoo!
i believe it yo music to my ears
I concur. ( 1 week ago by wavyinfinity)
I concur.
i am watching this ... ( 1 week ago by philotaaveti)
i am watching this for the 3rd time
Well the problem ... ( 1 week ago by LukeSkyscraper)
Well the problem there is that it is a closed system, possibly a highly efficient closed system if it's for real, and once you start using it to generate electricity you take energy out. The energy of this system is entirely kinetic so you would see the ball slow down rapidly. This is at best a large and convoluted battery whose energy is less than or equal to the impulse required to get the ball rolling in the first place (which won't me much).
You taking it too ... ( 1 week ago by FearTurtles)
You taking it too literally. In the common sense perpetual motion means the same as over unity. You can get more enery out of it then what is put in.
but wouldn't the ... ( 6 days ago by SarcasticWalnuts)
but wouldn't the track and even the ball wear ut over time?
Well we cant make ... ( 5 days ago by 69gothix69)
Well we cant make energy out of nothing (we'll have to break law of conservation of energy). And the ball will eventually stop due to air resistance...
this is not a ... ( 5 days ago by naflodi)
this is not a closed system. Coriolis acceleration could power it.
but that is ... ( 3 days ago by greenhorse176)
but that is actually gravitational energy
ok so lets say it ... ( 3 days ago by unsigned08)
ok so lets say it can produce energy as is rolls around the track...eeveen if it eeveentually stops u just give it a lil roll and it keeeps on going correct?
I love the ... ( 3 days ago by dablackdon)
I love the innovation and the idea of free energy (perpetual motion) machines. So cool! I actually used to practice solving these free energy puzzles as a kid. ;-)
its not perpetual, ... ( 3 days ago by heyhonobodyhome)
its not perpetual, nothing is, but its still pretty cool, especially if it really has been going on for months
if they haven't already, i bet making that container a vacuum would help alot, even though it would be hard
mutuo perpetúo é ... ( 2 days ago by reconditas)
mutuo perpetúo é impossivel, em algum momento essa bola vai parar ,que se pode fazer é, prolongar o tempo que a bola fica girando .
all it is is a ... ( 2 days ago by ckyfan8291)
all it is is a magnetic track that pulls the ball forward, uses a timing mech., not perp. motion...
There are no truly ... ( 2 days ago by DragonMasterMarf)
There are no truly closed systems except for the universe itself (maybe not even that).
There is bound to be heat radiation from friction. We can hear sound waves. There is energy being lost, and you can't create energy from nothing, and because of this it will come to a stop.
No, it's not a ... ( 2 days ago by LukeSkyscraper)
No, it's not a closed system :) but for the purposes of my explanation it could be considered one. There's friction between the ball and the rails, between the ball and any air present, there's sound waves being given off, I dare say even temperature variations will have an effect (clock pendulums are often designed to compensate for temperature variation to maintain length) all manner of things could be having minute but significant effects over time.
I agree. Making it ... ( 2 days ago by timmy334)
I agree. Making it a vacuum would increase the life of it considerably. If you remove the air friction, that's one less factor working against it. Also, that would remove the sound. That is energy being lost. So, that would actually solve two factors. Now if you could get rid of that pesky surface friction...
your all to fucking ... ( 2 days ago by pattrow1992)
your all to fucking smart
the machine does ... ( 2 hours ago by anthonyrivera87)
the machine does lose its energy after a long period of time, but this machine is the closest thing to a perpetual machine we will ever see


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