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NATHAN COPPEDGE--Perpetual Motion Concepts
LEFT: Two streams of bubbles
flowing upward from an egg
The close to vertical climb may
indicate that buoys could be used in
a perpetual motion machine
flowing upward from an egg
The close to vertical climb may
indicate that buoys could be used in
a perpetual motion machine
LEFT: Larger bubbles in the same
pot
Very nearly vertical
pot
Very nearly vertical
Perpetual Motion Machine Concept Utilizing
Rising and Free-Falling Buoys, Second
Iteration.
EXPERIMENTS
Recently I found that the bubbles boiling off of eggs
seem to follow a nearly vertical path; This would seem
to indicate, that as long as heat is not the most
significant factor in the vertical aspect, that it may be
possible to use buoys placed vertically or nearly
vertically in comparison to one another;
This would serve to vindicate my view that the major
fault with Tatay's design was that entry resistance was
not overcome;
Included here are a number of photographs of the
vertical bubbles phenomenon with boiling eggs;
Rising and Free-Falling Buoys, Second
Iteration.
EXPERIMENTS
Recently I found that the bubbles boiling off of eggs
seem to follow a nearly vertical path; This would seem
to indicate, that as long as heat is not the most
significant factor in the vertical aspect, that it may be
possible to use buoys placed vertically or nearly
vertically in comparison to one another;
This would serve to vindicate my view that the major
fault with Tatay's design was that entry resistance was
not overcome;
Included here are a number of photographs of the
vertical bubbles phenomenon with boiling eggs;
LEFT: A foundation such as this
cement would assure, with a
small meniscus-like diaphragm
that buoys pass through columns
of water without undue resistance
cement would assure, with a
small meniscus-like diaphragm
that buoys pass through columns
of water without undue resistance