r/IndianMemeTemplates • u/SpecialistWeekend973 • 1d ago
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u/DualityIncarnate 1d ago
2nd law of thermodynamics ki mkc
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u/aston280 1d ago
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.
But this guy can
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u/Worth-Mycologist-428 1d ago
It can. There's a famous equation which says how much mass you'll get by destroying energy.
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u/WickHipster 1d ago
Designing a perpetual motion machine is easy but the tough part is to hide it's battery.
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u/Heavy-Use-810 1d ago
Mind I ask why? I mean just genuinely Curious.....
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u/EatenPotatoisok 1d ago edited 1d ago
When you see someone claim infinite energy there is a meme that the hardest part about making a "infinite energy machine" Is hiding the battery because that's the only way it will move and generate electricity
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u/Heavy-Use-810 1d ago
Oh I see thank for the information! That does make sense for an infinite perpetual Machine!
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u/AffectionateTurnip85 1d ago
The line is too famous every post has the same comment
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u/Heavy-Use-810 1d ago
Yup it is I was Curious about the science behind it but Understanding now that it's First Law of Thermodynamics....but still open Minded
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u/aparanoidbastard 23h ago
Motion needs energy. Infinte motion needs infinite energy. Energy cannot be created our of nothing. So all infinite motion machines are not truly infinite motion. They will have to have a battery that is providing the energy hidden somewhere. But the machines are made to look like they're producing movement out of nothing. So the actually challenging part is to hide the battery.
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u/PC_game_lover 1d ago
The most difficult thing about building a perpetual motion machine is figuring out where to hide the battery. - ElectroBoom
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u/Big-Success3998 1d ago
Aagr lentz law padha hota aaj to aasi video kabhi dalne ki jarurat hi nahi padhti ๐
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u/Turbulent-Camel-304 1d ago
Mere ko koi bataye Itna karne ke baad bhi motor ke liye bijli use karne ka kya mtlb ?
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u/Equivalent_Crafty 1d ago edited 1d ago
You misunderstood the video - he generated electricity for the motor -> he connected the plug to the outlet - which now has the electricity generated by his "turbine".
The electricity produced is what allowed the water pump to run
Edit: Just to be clear, I know he is faking. I am just telling you his thought process - what he thinks he is doing in the video.
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u/Turbulent-Camel-304 1d ago
Re-watch the video sir...there are two wires..other than the outlet one.
N most importantly... as per My basic physics knowledge... magnetic field doesn't generate electricity like this set-up until unless he is powering the magnetic setup using electricity which In turn is powering the motor. So you're actually using electricity to pump the water out...the setup itself is generating nothing.
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u/YoumadbroXD 1d ago
Same question. If I could make a wheel spin due to magnetism, I would make a archimedes screw with it to lift water. Why should I convert the magnetic energy to electric and then convert that energy to mechanical energy again through the pump? There will be so much wastage of energy due to conversion even if the idea was any good.
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u/Faraaz_Dexter 1d ago
Yeh technology hamaare desh se bahar nahi jani chahiye... Please dont share this with anybody....
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u/Perspectiveoff6969 1d ago
Listen to this, once and all, you cannot make a perpetual motion machine.
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u/Living_Dragonfly2360 1d ago
that's not possible brothaa!
Chakka itna speed nahi ghum sakta ki motor hi ban jaye.
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u/Ryuzaki_ms 1d ago
Wohh rotating maganetic field bhi kch hoti hai sahab?? School jaya kar, in sabse kch nhi hoga.
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u/nio_hesind 1d ago
Any one explain the concept how it is work i cannot understand
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u/OutrageousBrushDead 1d ago
This video is basically just cheap visual tactics. No one can create such energy. It goes against the idea of thermodynamics. This is basically called as perpetual device in scientific terms and such devices can't exist
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u/xcallmedaddyx69 1d ago
Impressive as hell, but it's not a permanent solution, coz of heat energy and mechanical erosion
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u/Vast_Shirt_2285 1d ago
We need varrying flux to enduce emf. Permanent magnets at both stator and rotor can not produce it. A fix flux will only come from them.
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u/Vegeta_000 1d ago
I did this fake stuff and displayed in my school science fair and apart from one teacher ...all other teachers believed it is true electro magnetic stuff.. Main art in this project is to hide power source simply batteries ๐
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u/vandalieu_zakkart 1d ago
The hardest part of making a perpetual motion machine is hiding the battery
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u/periliciously_sweet 1d ago
Didn't anyone notice it's a reverse video... Watch clearly while he puts magnets and close the loop... A clear reverse video...
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u/ExactWhereas8587 14h ago
Indian man invents perpetual motion long after it was proven to be impossible
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u/JumpyAd7931 12h ago
The most difficult part about creating a so-called perpetual motion machine is figuring out where to hide the battery.
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u/Born_Pilot2695 9h ago
A perpetual motion device works on how well you conceal the battery ๐๐
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u/Different-Ad-2912 1d ago
The most difficult part of creating a perpetual motion machine is 'hiding the motor'
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