Free energy

[JoeTheBro]

Mmmfishtacos said:

JoeTheBro said:

ishiki said:
you should really learn basic college physics, before you make or support outlandish claims, particularly ones that can be disproven in a Freshman lab experiment.

Lol just basic high school physics should cover it.

I've done a lot of studies on free energy and do you want to know something strange? Most of the perpetual motion machines out there could actually generate energy if they were frictionless (and oriented correctly). Without breaking any basic laws can you figure out how that works?

Magnets?

Something without magnets like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX4lAEcixSA&feature=related

Back in 11th grade I found a "loop hole" in generating free energy and as it turns out most of these gravity wheels actually could work because of it. Their designers believe falling creates more energy than being lifted but in reality if the wheel is positioned normal to north and south the balls actually gain energy by slowing down the Earth's rotation. Granted this is a very very very very small amount of energy but in a frictionless world it would be recordable.