We see our share of pitches for perpetual motion machines in the Hackaday tips line, and we generally ignore them and move along. And while this magnetic levitation motor does not break the laws ...

Perpetual motion—it's fun to say that ... Not real solar powered with a solar cell and a motor—that might be too obvious. Instead it could use solar power as a method for differential heating.

The motor would turn the shaft ... Redheffer's hoax is history's most famous perpetual motion attempt but it is far from the only one. Most, however, were not designed to swindle the public ...

Perpetual motion machines are sort of like playing the ... If I assume that there isn't a hidden motor or something like that, I would have to guess the trick is angular momentum and torque.

He described a motor that would produce an output of energy far in excess of its input. The Patent Office scorned the device as an unpatentable perpetual motion machine. Newman went to court ...

The idea of a perpetual motion machine is promising, from a distance. Through brilliant engineering maybe we could find a way to create a device so ingenious that it can produce unlimited energy ...

Perpetual motion, over-unity, whatever you want to call ... if you add up the work done by the Orbo "motor" and the heat put out by its magnetic coils, it's said to generate as much as three ...

Perpetual motion would solve so much ... It has a gasoline engine and an electric motor and battery pack. Sometimes it runs on battery power, and as the car slows down the resistance drives ...