Alternate Sources of Energy

[Yvgeniy]

I was surfing YouTube and came across a few interesting videos consisting of alternate magnetic sources of energy. It appears that these two inventions are capable of replacing all other energy sources as we know them today. The generator in the first video is especially impressive as it could mean free energy for everyone that owns one.

YouTube - Free Energy - No Fuel Magnetic Motor

YouTube - Electromagnetic Over Unity Power Plant

What do you guys think? Pretty cool? Certainly a promising possibility, but it sounds a little bit too good to be true. One thing that bothers me a little bit is that there is little research on the effects of magnetic fields on humans. Somehow I forsee that, assuming this technology is implemented throughout, something drastic will spring up (perhaps it will effect the animals' sense of direction).

[Colby]

Right, soon as we run out of oil we'll need to convert to something.

[Heidenreich8]

Originally Posted by Yvgeniy

What do you guys think? Pretty cool? Certainly a promising possibility, but it sounds a little bit too good to be true. One thing that bothers me a little bit is that there is little research on the effects of magnetic fields on humans. Somehow I forsee that, assuming this technology is implemented throughout, something drastic will spring up (perhaps it will effect the animals' sense of direction).

Lead boxes.

[LordShaft]

Originally Posted by Heidenreich8

Lead boxes.

Vacuumed lead boxes

[Mr.Lucifer]

So... According to this you can put 5kw into a machine and get 25kw out? Doesn't that break some laws?

I believe that if it works, it works and the physical proofs prove most. So if what he say is true this is truly revolutionary and it's a shame scientists deny it. I have my doubts though.

[Yvgeniy]

Originally Posted by Mr.Lucifer

So... According to this you can put 5kw into a machine and get 25kw out? Doesn't that break some laws?

I believe that if it works, it works and the physical proofs prove most. So if what he say is true this is truly revolutionary and it's a shame scientists deny it. I have my doubts though.

Yeah, like I said, it sounds too good to be true. I smell something fishy here. I mean, whenever there is a huge advantage with something, it's always balanced out by some kind of huge disadvantage. I see the advantage, but fail to see the disadvantage which tells me something's wrong.

[Fail9000]

???


the whole world is literally a magnet, should be no side effects at all.

[pieguy314]

Originally Posted by Colby

Right, soon as we run out of oil we'll need to convert to something.

Actually I read up somewhere that Algae could be the possible replacement to one of those things.

[Yvgeniy]

Originally Posted by Fail9000

???

the whole world is literally a magnet, should be no side effects at all.

That's true, but that's where the problem lies. Having various and relatively powerful magnets all over earth could disrupt the Earth's magnetic field in some way. Likewise, the natural biological mechanism that guides animals could be disrupted as well. Have you ever seen the movie The Core?

[Fail9000]

Originally Posted by Yvgeniy

That's true, but that's where the problem lies. Having various and relatively powerful magnets all over earth could disrupt the Earth's magnetic field in some way. Likewise, the natural biological mechanism that guides animals could be disrupted as well. Have you ever seen the movie The Core?

ah you got a point, but i'm sure it would take a hell of alot of magnets to take an effect on the world, global warming sort of situation all over again lol... i can imagine the protesters now..

the only other concern at the moment is the iron the blood and how it would be effected with magnets.

Lol i've never seen the core >.<

[Dash]

Kilowatts a day? Awesome!

Serious: This is weird, I always thought you could get more power out of something than you put in it. But then again, magnetic power is weird.

[GunT3ch]

We need fussion! Fussion nr1 lol.

[Yvgeniy]

Originally Posted by Fail9000

ah you got a point, but i'm sure it would take a hell of alot of magnets to take an effect on the world, global warming sort of situation all over again lol... i can imagine the protesters now..

the only other concern at the moment is the iron the blood and how it would be effected with magnets.

Lol i've never seen the core >.<

It's not just that, but there may be other effects we're unaware of. That's one of the concerns with the magnet trains (the ones that use magnets to hover on the tracks). There have never been any long term studies on the effects of really powerful magnets around humans, so there could be a lot of unknown long term side effects.

The Core is science fiction film that basically captures the effects of what happens to Earth after its core suddenly stops rotating. The animals' internal navigation system are disrupted and they smash into random objects/windows/people, etc. The magnetic field is disrupted and the Earth is bombarded by X rays, and other harmful radiation from the sun (melting a bunch of stuff). Another words all hell breaks loose, and then it's up to a few scientists to fix the mess and save the Earth. Fun film to watch if you're into science fiction.

[LordShaft]

Originally Posted by Yvgeniy

It's not just that, but there may be other effects we're unaware of. That's one of the concerns with the magnet trains (the ones that use magnets to hover on the tracks). There have never been any long term studies on the effects of really powerful magnets around humans, so there could be a lot of unknown long term side effects.

The Core is science fiction film that basically captures the effects of what happens to Earth after its core suddenly stops rotating. The animals' internal navigation system are disrupted and they smash into random objects/windows/people, etc. The magnetic field is disrupted and the Earth is bombarded by X rays, and other harmful radiation from the sun (melting a bunch of stuff). Another words all hell breaks loose, and then it's up to a few scientists to fix the mess and save the Earth. Fun film to watch if you're into science fiction.

The core ish an awesome movie


and assuming that i know how this generator works, they have a few electicly charged metal coils (aka electro-magnets) which spin a turbine around (angles of the magnet repels and attract the opposing side of the turbine) creating electrical energy (in addition to heat (friction) and sound). So some energy is loss in the friction/sound but i suppose the turbines gives out 5x of the one x that's put into the magnets


so Let x be the energy put into the device
Then the output is 5x

x+magnets+device = 5x

[Chokichi]

Originally Posted by Yvgeniy

Yeah, like I said, it sounds too good to be true. I smell something fishy here. I mean, whenever there is a huge advantage with something, it's always balanced out by some kind of huge disadvantage. I see the advantage, but fail to see the disadvantage which tells me something's wrong.

Yeah common related case to the "too good to be true" AND "energy" subjects.

Germans found out how to recreate oil back in the 80's ...

it used more energy making it than the oil made.