Explore the fascinating world of perpetual motion through a deep dive into magnet motors. This video unveils the science and ...

Perpetual Motion - Riding to the Reno Air Races Kyra and Justin rode from Oregon to Nevada to watch the biggest, best air race of the season The idea of highly modified warbirds racing circles in ...

The difference between Thane Heins’ perpetual-motion invention Perepiteia and last year’s flop Steorn Orbo is that when it was demonstrated last week—to scientists at MIT, no less—it ...

Remember that zany Irish companySteorn, who claimed to have built a working perpetual motion machine that could produce clean, free energy out of a few magnets and some plastic discs? Well, they ...

For scientists and engineers, this is the equivalent of a perpetual motion machine, and is almost unanimously viewed as flat-out impossible. McCarthy, an affable former energy company engineer ...

One of the most common false perpetual motion machines, demonstrated by Tom Scott in the GIF above, is the "unbalanced wheel." ... operated by a small motor of course.

But in at least GIF form they can go on and on and on, and generate some perpetual joy. This is one of the most common designs: the overbalanced wheel. Thanks to friction, it doesn’t really work.

In my mind, it’s almost as good as a perpetual motion machine. On the way home, I noticed that the fuel economy showed on the dash as 199.9 miles per Perpetual motion can't be real, but we can ...