I proved this to myself last night using 5 magnets to create linear motion. I simply took 4 old T.V. magnets that are cylindrical , and took a cylindrical refrigerator magnet and mounted it on two buttons with glue. Then I lined the 4 larger magnets up in a line in different positions .
If I start the refrigerator magnet off at an offset angle it will flip causing it to roll forward past all the 4 larger magnets, when they are correctly positioned.
And let me guess what happened next.....did it stop?
Look im not replying to you if youre going to keep at this. It slows down the whole process.
What process? This is a discussion board, if you don't want to discuss your ideas then don't post them. I'm only trying to show you via basic physics why your idea for a perpetual motion machine won't work.
Youre wrong. accept it.
You realise that you aren't just telling me I'm wrong, but every mainstream physicist and engineer on the planet? And you want me just to accept that? OK, you're right and everyone else is wrong.
The only way you can prove me wrong is by finding the magic arrangment of magnets that keep your free energy device spinning indefinitely. Once you have done that, have become world famous, and the scientists are all desperately re-writing their theories, then I will concede.
Instead of simply arguing, get some magnets and do the thing yourself.
I have built a, very crude, electric motor years ago using permanent magnets, like everyone else who has ever built one though I had to use an electric current to keep it rotating. Good luck if you think you don't need one.
