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Originally posted by wakeupamerica777
reply to post by R_Clark
Thank you! This is fabulous news that America needs now more than ever. Our monthly bill typically sits around $300 - we're in a very modest home and don't have cable so have no solid idea of why other than the thieves at the electric company. We've had our meter checked and installed storm windows and still the outrageous bill. Happy to know this is out there,,, hope our government doesn't pander to the big power generation plants to stop our populace from getting their hands on it.
Earth spins on overunity? Care to spare the formulas for that? I don't believe you. AND I could prove your errors. Can you prove your theory?
Originally posted by Unity_99
Look, many people know that we don't need fossil fuels and that free energy inventors are killed left, right and center. I find those who argue aimlessly about where the article is from, maintaining it isn't what is said or implied, WHY????? Quit being sell outs to humanity and grow up. WATER is power in many ways, SALT WATER is power, too. EARTH SPINS ON OVERUNITY.... magnetic core (iron) and wound like a tesla coil with magnetic lines, that is how they figured it out, by observation.
The moon has no magnetic poles and it doesnt spin. Dead.
They claim Venus spins in such a way to look like it doesnt and that is not what those who studied it for years said, they said didn't spin either, mind you,
who knows if they're really stars and planets anyway. Which ones are something else??? But that is quite another story.
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Originally posted by CaptainLJB
Seems to me that people who knock perpetual motion down can't grasp that planets orbit stars "perpetually" for billions of years all by themselves.
Originally posted by CaptainLJB
Not to mention simple, everyday life observations like natural permanent magnets which stick to refrigerators "perpetually" without losing their attraction.
Originally posted by CaptainLJB
reply to post by ManFromEurope
Seems to me that people who knock perpetual motion down can't grasp that planets orbit stars "perpetually" for billions of years all by themselves.
Not to mention simple, everyday life observations like natural permanent magnets which stick to refrigerators "perpetually" without losing their attraction.
But, hey, what do I know, I'm no physicist.
"He's wrong in so many ways, it's beyond counting," says Robert Park, a professor of physics at the University of Maryland and former spokesman for the American Physics Society. Parks, 77, uses BlackLight as an example of phony physics in his 2002 book, Voodoo Science: The Road from Foolishness to Fraud. He says of Mills, "I don't know of a single scientist of any reputation who takes his claims seriously."
Originally posted by CaptainLJB
Seems to me that people who knock perpetual motion down can't grasp that planets orbit stars "perpetually" for billions of years all by themselves.
Not to mention simple, everyday life observations like natural permanent magnets which stick to refrigerators "perpetually" without losing their attraction.
But, hey, what do I know, I'm no physicist.
Originally posted by CaptainLJB
A natural magnet won't lose its magnetism unless you heat it or bang it.