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RED LETTER DAYS FOR NATHAN COPPEDGE'S PERPETUAL MOTION [SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS AND OTHER NOTABLE DATES]. APRIL 6TH, 2017 Brilliant Realization holiday named after discovering that Southern Connecticut State University has a clunking sound above the old library bathroom, and a lot of extra wattage: he agreed to have a device built there if the call from the president (Obama) was real... MARCH 29TH, 2017 "Acca" reports that perpetual motion may be in-use by mining companies. As reported first at overunity.com. JULY 12TH, 2016 Day I designed and posted the Fully-Proven Perpetual Motion 1 , a modification of the earlier Successful (Simple) Over-Unity Experiment 1. APRIL 5TH, 2016 Day I built the Pendulum Type 1, which resembled perpetual motion. YouTube link HERE. MARCH 18, 2016 Day I proved an object could return to the same altitude with momentum. YouTube link HERE. FEBRUARY 14, 2016 Day I was granted membership to PESWiki. DECEMBER 15th, 2015 Day I proved a lever could lift its fulcrum with minimal effort. YouTube link HERE. NOVEMBER 7, 2015 Day I tweeted my most important perpetual motion tweet on Twitter.com (if we ignore Finsrud). JULY 3, 2014 Day I discovered that objects can roll upwards. Based on an earlier experiment with the Coquette (June 29, 2014). As a result, I created a diagram of the "Escher Machine". NOV 9 - 10, 2013 My First Successful Over-Unity Experiment (AcademicRoom.Com) or view it at my blog If a device can go up and then down from a position of rest, and all parts return to their original positions, then there is theoretical over- unity. This device meets the criteria. The diagram shows how to turn the over-unity device into a perpetual motion machine. APRIL 26TH, 2009 Day I Invented 50 Devices These devices contributed significantly to my working tools, but so far as I know none of them have joined my online collection. I cite many flaws. APRIL 16TH Day in which I have invented Five Devices more than once, first in 2007 One of these was the Coquette. APRIL 2ND, 2007 Day I found evidence that the Tilt Motor could work With near horizontal slope, leverage can extend slope. Confirmed once, denied twice. Confirmation was with a level. FEBRUARY 4TH, 2007 Day I seemed to prove an unbalanced wheel, the "Principled Asymmetry" The device seems to rotate more easily in one direction than another. OCTOBER 30TH, 2006 Day I invented the Tilt Motor, and time-traveled back to the morning of the same day The Tilt Motor is the ingenious concept of a horizontal wheel, operated by levers. CIRCA MARCH 2005 A visit to Mystic Aquarium resulted in an encounter with a 'Marble Rally' game, inspiring thoughts about leverage with supporting slope. However, the actual device concept was not formulated until years later. BACK TO MAIN PERPETUAL MOTION PAGE GENERATO (BEST PMMS) |