Perpetual motion machines already exist
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First of all, I believe there is a conceptual misunderstanding here. When scientists oppose the idea of perpetual motion machines, they primarily argue that such machines violate the law of conservation of energy. They state that it is impossible to create energy from nothing and, therefore, mechanisms that can operate continuously and indefinitely on their own are impossible. However, this is where the misunderstanding arises.
Throughout history, those who have designed perpetual motion mechanisms have attempted to achieve continuous motion by utilizing gravitational force, buoyancy, or the attraction-repulsion properties of magnets. In other words, there is no question of generating energy from nothing. Instead, efforts have been made to build machines that move continuously by harnessing existing energy sources or forces. Essentially, these are no different in principle from solar-powered vehicles. The goal is to produce machines that operate indefinitely, free of cost, and without harming the environment.
Another point of contention among scientists is the phrase "infinite motion," which is also misunderstood. Even our universe is not infinite and will eventually come to an end (only the Hereafter universe, in other words, the Lord’s Floor/Indallah, is infinite). However, a mechanism that operates for a very long time without stopping can certainly be described as being in continuous motion. For instance, a mechanism that runs and generates energy uninterrupted for thousands of years would unquestionably be considered a perpetual motion machine. Similarly, the "drinking bird" mechanism is, in fact, a type of perpetual motion device.
Emre Karaköse
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If you set up the drinking bird mechanism at the edge of a lake or inside it, or if you place it inside a sealed glass chamber to prevent water from evaporating and escaping, the machine will never stop. In short, as long as the forces or energies that keep the perpetual motion mechanism running continue, it will never cease operation.
Let’s repeat All perpetual motion mechanisms in history have always utilized existing forces or energies—there is no exception to this rule. However, in ancient times, when no visibly apparent force or energy source, such as human or animal power, was present, a mechanism designed to work with gravity, for example, was called a self-operating machine. But in reality, none of these designs ever relied on the principle of self-operation. They always took something from an external source.
If you examine all famous perpetual motion mechanisms, you will see this truth At the very least, they always use gravity or another force. Besides the drinking bird mechanism, classic thermometers can also be considered examples of perpetual motion mechanisms. Various machines can be built by utilizing pressure differences or gravity.
I explained all of this in a very old Turkish article of mine
http//emre1974tr.blogspot.com/2011/07/devri-daim-makineleri-cagna-dogru.html
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Crookes radiometers, thermoelectric generators, and atmospheric clocks are examples of perpetual motion mechanisms...
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This object can also be used to achieve a perpetual motion device
"Reverse Archimedes' Screw Mechanism
Summary
The phenomenon of a passive metal screw-like object rotating and climbing upwards against flowing water, similar to a screw, is explained by the reverse Archimedes' screw principle. In this system, flowing water strikes the channels of the screw, causing it to rotate. This rotation, in accordance with Newton’s third law of motion (action-reaction), “pushes” the screw upwards on the water surface . The object contains no motor or external power source; it is solely the kinetic energy of the water interacting with the helical channel structure that generates the rotation and forward (even upward) motion.Reverse Archimedes' Screw Mechanism
Role of the Helical Shape
The spiral channels of the screw cut through the flowing water and trap it at the bottom. With each rotation, water droplets are carried to the upper parts of the screw . When the direction of rotation is set opposite to the water flow, the water exerts a force as it enters the channels, producing rotational kinetic energy that “reacts” by pushing the screw upwards.Passive Propulsion and Climbing
The object rotates spontaneously due to the energy of the water flow; hence, no battery or motor power is required . The rotation and helical structure allow the object to embed itself into the water line and advance, even climbing on inclined planes or vertically .Example Experiments and Video Sources
The following experiments and videos are popular examples demonstrating how the object climbs against the water flow
Physics Stack Exchange Explanation A user shared their experiment and summarized the reverse Archimedes' screw principle .https//physics.stackexchange.com/questions/423041/what-causes-this-corkscrew-shaped-object-to-rise-up-in-a-stream-of-water-falling
HomemadeTools GIF Shows a small rod rotating around itself and rising in a water stream .
https//www.homemadetools.net/forum/archimedes-screw-sticks-motion-gif-69400https//www.youtube.com/shorts/-_LmcIaPMAQ
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