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Ali Heibi

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hmmmm. and what about friction?

engura

25/11/2014, 02:55

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oo i know this channel on youtube, the guy makes models of perpetual motion concepts to show how they're supposed to work

clicheXXname123X

25/11/2014, 03:52

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN8JJf0CMRkZ6ozapl6nMCw

clicheXXname123X

25/11/2014, 03:53

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Thanks, but if you posting something about the same topic please using the response button.

Ali Heibi

25/11/2014, 10:46

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does it ever stop? and im not talking about the gif.

Dice671

25/11/2014, 04:39

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It's called 'perpetuum mobile' that means perpetual motion, in another words neverending motion(energy) - you only need starting energy and it'll continue by itself.

Ali Heibi

25/11/2014, 10:50

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And for your answer, it's shouldn't stop. But in nature materials are ending eventually and transfer into energy.

Ali Heibi

25/11/2014, 10:52

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FFFrriiction

Hardrada

25/11/2014, 08:21

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anyway any object with a starting energy in the space (absolute void) is under neverending motion teoricaly?

Stalker

25/11/2014, 20:10

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As I said above there's a balance in nature that every atom's and/or sub-particle's life span ends. It's turn to energy in purpose to create a new atom - nothing can't be created from no where by any law of physics(that's why scientists don't believe in God). So basically it will be neverending untill atleast one of the atoms will turn into energy and then the circle will break. That's how everything works in the eternal space - births and deaths.

Ali Heibi

25/11/2014, 21:13

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but there is friction even in space?

Stalker

25/11/2014, 23:07

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Yes. Friction is a surface effect and doesn't depend upon there being air.

Ali Heibi

25/11/2014, 23:13

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That looks like a nice decoration piece for my room. I wonder if theyre selling it.

fazhar

26/11/2014, 04:55

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Yes you could. It's more for the office and it'll be even nicer near the window.
I worked in a place that the mechanical engeering there built a neverending train. Whe is offie was empty it was abit spooky, if you didn't know.

Ali Heibi

26/11/2014, 09:04

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Excellent. Do you know where I can buy it from.

fazhar

26/11/2014, 10:00

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I don't know you can ask someone to build it for or to search 'Kinetic Perpetual Motion' online - you might find better than this.

Ali Heibi

26/11/2014, 10:06