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  • The Museum of Unworkable Devices Physics Gallery

    From the page: "Anything is possibleInventors assume that since we haven't looked at every part of the universe nor have we looked at every possible mechanism or phenomena, we can't rule out anything. If one has faith in oneself, perseverance, and tinkers long enough with new and... more

    Reviewed by foobsr May 12 2007, 03:40am ( 46 reviews ) lhup.edu

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  • Reviewed by ggroce on Nov 08, 4:53pm

    Someone correct me on this, but aren't atoms perpetual machines that occur in nature?
  • Rated by broadpaw on Nov 05, 7:34pm

    yes. VERY cool.
  • Reviewed by Joxcie on Oct 27, 3:27pm

    thinking about to read it. not sure yet...
  • Rated by hyfsadhane on Oct 25, 1:16pm

    Some typical physical principles that perpetual motion machine inventors assume are not obeyed by nature. This page takes you through the most common examples.
  • Rated by fogcat02 on Jun 15, 10:25am

    Ahhh, what? Sorry, I did not think it was that important. Silly me.
  • Rated by cd4337 on Nov 13 2008, 7:27am

    From the page: "Perpetual motion machine inventors do have principles. Unfortunately the physical principles they assume are often ones not obeyed by nature. Let's examine just a few. "
  • Rated by jeferykusnadi on Nov 12 2008, 2:30am

    cool coverage on the impossibility of perpetual motion machine
  • Reviewed by Ascilto on Jul 25 2008, 1:52am

    Pulling yourself up by your own shoelaces eh?
  • Rated by 33Arsenic on Jul 16 2008, 3:21pm

    @droe82: What the hell do you mean "the laws of physics...have been broken before"? If so, we'd have to throw out EVERYTHING we know about physics and mathematics. The laws of physics are LAWS because they are mathematical laws that apply to the macroscopic world. Arguing this point means either you have a deep insight into something undiscovered or you are ignorant of the aforementioned laws.
  • Rated by slfsfslkmcsdguh on Mar 03 2008, 10:31pm

    I like this site. Everything costs energy.