Inventor Doesnt Dare Say Perpetual Motion Machine

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Thane Heins knows the track record of inventors that claim to make breakthroughs in power generation methods, especially when they claim to defy the second law of thermodynamics. Every so often, a (usually untrained) scientist comes along with a machine that supposedly creates more energy than is... more

Reviewed by starspirit Feb 12 2008, 05:34pm ( 8 reviews ) • physorg.com

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Rated by onreact-com on May 15 2008, 9:59am

College dropout DIY mad scientist invents wonder machine that creates perpetual energy in spite of physics.
Rated by starspirit on Feb 12 2008, 5:34pm

Thane Heins knows the track record of inventors that claim to make breakthroughs in power generation methods, especially when they claim to defy the second law of thermodynamics. Every so often, a (usually untrained) scientist comes along with a machine that supposedly creates more energy than is put in. Every time, the ideas have been rebuked by real scientists.
Rated by dancewithshadows on Feb 08 2008, 8:41am

From the page: "Last week, Heins demonstrated his machine to MIT professor Markus Zahn, an expert in electromagnetic and electronic systems. It proved interesting enough to stump the professor, as well. But Zahn thinks the idea is worth investigating further. "It's an unusual phenomena I wouldn't have predicted in advance," Zahn told The Toronto Star. "But I saw it. It's real." "
Rated by harrystottle on Feb 08 2008, 4:13am

Looks like we might have found a sneaky way to reverse entropy. I look forward to seeing how this is debunked (if ever). You can watch (a somewhat tedious but detailed) series of videos by the inventor demonstrating what this is all about - starting with this one.

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